The emerging world is a war scenario. Whether due to the social tensions that ravage urban societies around the planet or the emergence of various conflicts, a new worldview is increasingly being imposed as a form of global government.

War Field analyzes the geopolitical trend led by the United States of America, which, under the pretext of combating terrorism in the world, has imposed control and surveillance through military platforms, and has promoted the gradual order of large global corporations. , whose synergy in absolute espionage has been revealed in recent times.

The control and surveillance model was inserted into the international community through ultraliberal ideology, the opening of markets, the globalized economy and information societies. In parallel, formal democracy led to the belief that, through pragmatism above the constitutional norms of each country, progress could be made to achieve a planetary government under the banner of "freedom and democracy."

The risks are clear: nation-states are incapable of satisfying social demands and understanding the great transformations that the control and surveillance model conceals, by displacing the presence of each person and installing the growing hegemony of technology and technology. money as axes of the world towards a transhuman future that electronic gadgets already announce. The human being as a prosthesis of the artificial world and object of networks and systems; the citizen is the victim of a perverted vision of reality that places him between the defense of his rights and the insurrectional will.

This documented and disturbing essay explores that geopolitics that takes advantage of social instability, drug cartels, state repression and paramilitarism to lay the foundations for comprehensive dominion. A glimpse into the world of tomorrow that began to be today.