This was an agreement by Germany, Italy, and Japan to oppose the “Communist International” of the Soviet Union (and to a lesser extent China).
The Nazis were anti-communist from the very beginning, and the vast majority of their war efforts were directed against The Soviet Union.
The Cold War against Communist Russia began before the war was even over. Eastern Europe was overwhelmed by Russia and is largely controlled by Russia to this day by virtue of Russia’s dominant role in providing them with energy. (And Russia’s willingness to use their monopoly on energy to exact concessions.)
Nobody ever bothers to ask the question: would the whole world be communist right now if the Nazis hadn’t stood in Stalin’s way?
The Pro-Comintern Pact
China is the dominant communist power in the world today, and they have a brand new ally – the United States.
Just think of the 50,000 factories that American corporations have moved to China in the last ten years. Each decision was finalized by a Board of Directors – a “virtual cloud” of power elites, each of whom sits on several such boards – has greased this transfer of 10 million good jobs with their political clout.
China’s economic power in the world today exists by virtue of a single proxy. They fix their currency at 40% of its value versus the U.S. dollar. That gives China a 40% pricing advantage over every country in the world because the U.S. dollar is the bedrock of all currencies and all commerce.
Washington’s refusal to label China a currency manipulator is all the proof you need that China rules Washington lock, stock and barrel. Especially the “stock” part because socialist boards of directors of every American company depend on that cool 40% profit on all their products Made in China. Because every socialist board of directors lobbies Washington for all they’re worth to keep from labeling China a currency manipulator.
Politics gone amok.