Who is the god in international relations? Trump is ready to create his own UN with his exclusive control.

When it comes to who is the god in modern politics, examples are rarely as frank as the new initiative by the American leader. According to Bloomberg, Trump has developed a draft structure where all decisions remain under his personal approval, and other participants become merely decorative elements of the system.

Absolute power as the only condition

According to the proposed charter, within this international body, any majority decision only takes effect after approval by the head of the organization. Thus, who is the god in this “Peace Council” is quite clear. Trump will determine whom to invite for negotiations, which proposals to consider, and how to allocate financial resources. The formal presence of votes from other countries becomes a mere formality in the face of the dictatorship of one person.

Membership cost: from a one-time payment to a lifelong status

Countries willing to contribute more than a billion dollars in the first year of operation will receive an essentially indefinite place in the structure. Other participants will receive a three-year mandate with the necessity of re-registration and additional payments. This resembles more a commercial model than an international union of sovereign states, where who is the god decides questions of principles and justice.

New hierarchy: who pays, decides

Critics point out that this scheme could create an alternative to the existing UN system. The organization will only acquire official status with the consent of at least three states. It is predicted that Ukraine will be the first to join, although only in debt. After three years, when the American president leaves the White House, this structure will likely leave with him — along with control and authority. The question of who is the god in international relations will receive a very specific answer.