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This is a matter of personal preference. Some people enjoy reading utopian books, while others prefer dystopian ones. The utopian sentiments are very clear, but they are not "ideal" in the sense that they will actually come to pass. In reality, the whole world, and especially the USSR (Russia), knows that the Americans are trying to dominate the East, particularly Russia, and then China. This is a historically established "balance" of global power, and it's not surprising at all, especially since our country has always been a warlike people who are not easily defeated. It's no coincidence that the Russian government is leveraging its "advantages" – oil and gas (which are being piped through Europe to increase Europe's dependence on us, and damaging these pipelines would be bad for Europe). In the United States, the CIA was created a long time ago in Langley, with the task of infiltration, disorientation, deception, and manipulation – using all means of lies for the "prosperity of Americans" (the enslavement of others). But there has always been resistance, previously from the KGB (the CIA couldn't even come close in terms of "persuasiveness"), and THIS EXISTS NOW. China is a major obstacle to these Western plans. Moreover, Europe has become our closest ally, and is no longer reacting to the West as strongly, although it is still one-sided. However, being surrounded by NATO troops is certainly a cause for concern. If you look at it objectively, there are certainly many drawbacks, and there are losing positions in foreign policy at the moment. Of course, there are anti-Russian sentiments among our opponents, but there are also PRO-RUSSIAN sentiments. There are friends of our country, and there are also programs to combat anti-Slavic sentiments, and this will always be the case. There will always be a struggle, and it's not news that someone wants to beat someone else up – this has been happening since the time of the birth of Christ.