. The situation across the world at the moment is pointing much more to Cold War 2 than WW3. Proxy civil wars, propaganda, misinformation, rise in nationalism, ideological and culture wars etc. (2)>>Another World War, if it happens, will not see nukes dropped or troops on the ground. There’s no need. The world’s major actors have hackers and drone operators who can bomb key targets, turn off the electricity and water supplies and so on until an enemy country dissolves into anarchy and collapses. I don't think this war qualifies as WW3.To me it feels like a new Crusade. It's a Holy War, even if we claim it is 'terrorists'. It's Jihad for them. (3)>>Everything that has happened in Israel/Palestine for the last 70-odd years probably qualifies as another part of the same war, tbh. Britain et al set the region up to be a powder keg...it's just a question of when the whole thing goes off. Maybe were finally going to see it blow soon. Then America's involvement will be the proxy"Christian Nation" for Britain, assuming they're out of the business of war in the Middle East. But still definitely not enough countries to be a World War yet. Everyone writes his predictions ، I really want to know. Next time I'll try to use a crystal ball instead of logic and deduction. I disagree with nothing you said, but am surprised that you seem to be surprised that I didn't rely on some esoteric method. (4)>>Prediction of the day. Biden will install a National Draft before Nov 2024. He will get in into more war to TRY to prevent Trump from winning. Joe Biden is on track in starting war war 3. But didn't they all say Trump was going to start war war 3. So how's that prediction going for the Trump haters ?I'm wondering given the US response and political climate doesn't mean the unofficial plan is to just let this thing tear through us . Obviously more well to do states can play the shelter in place / reopen game but I feel like for the GOP base states they might just let the hospitals get overrun and rely on propaganda to paper over it.I also disagree about trump inciting a civil war , its 2023 , the non Trump faction could just destroy the eastern interconnection of the US power grid and the fights over in one night. Also the GOP has everything to lose in that scenario, even if they won the immediate brain drain of basically all the educated people and anyone with money would leave them the victors over a total shitheep. Prediction: (5)>>As the Israel-Palestine war rages, Russia will draw the US into the conflict using its proxy Hezbollah. Putin will turn the tables on Biden and will apply the same strategy that the US is using in Ukraine. This is when the forever wars began in earnest, it’s also when the term “conspiracy theory/theorist” began to get thrown around as an accusation rather than an intellectual exercise and it’s when the elites began to systematically gut the middle class. War tax, healthcare, the cost of education, all became ways to launder money from the middle class into the pockets of the rich. US and China don’t want a world war so it won’t happen. Too much to lose and little to gain. (6)>>The proxy wars will continue indefinitely but a world war isn’t in the cards. They can't have all the major players fight each other in a hot war without using nukes or too many people would start to question if nukes are or were ever even real (either way, no refunds). They have to keep the nuke scam and pysop going so there will be a fake nuclear attack. We'll all see it on our screens with the mushroom cloud or air burst and everything. Any witnesses claiming it was a just a plain old conventional bombing will die mysterious deaths and accounts will be banned for misinformation.The only question remains which city will they dynamite and who will they blame for the fake nuke? I'm guessing a west coast American city to blame China or east coast city to blame Iran. But that's anyone's guess right now. The people that are saying "not gonna happen" and post about our interconnectivity have their heads in the sand and probably know little about economics, geopolitics and couldn't find Israel on a map. (7)>>The US is almost bankrupt, the world is de-dollarizing rapidly and China is ascendant. The US needs to do something fast or its days as the sole superpower will be over. (8)>>But the US isn't pulling the strings. Those that do are using the above to manipulate the US into actions that will set off a much more sinister chain of events.There are forces at play that are literally manipulating events to happen just as laid out in the Bible because they are insane and want to wipe out most of humanity to usher in paradise, not with JC in charge, but them. Kennedy was the last true POTUS we’ve had. Everyone since then has been a pawn of the masters of the universe.NOTES AND COMMENTS :
(1)>>Nostradamus seemed to have seen this coming with his grim prediction. It seems, though, that Nostradamus knew this was coming in 2023, given his prediction of "a great war" for this year. It was over 450 years ago that the French philosopher wrote his most famous work, 'Les Propheties', which is a collection of 942 poetic quatrains which have later been linked to a number of real-world events in our time. "Seven months the Great War, people dead of evil-doing," he wrote, predicting this for 2023.Many assumed that he was predicting an escalation of Russia's war in Ukraine, but now it seems it was a preview of the current events in the Middle East. Interestingly, the narrative finds a chilling echo in the long-dead prophet Nostradamus’ book Les Prophéties, where he predicted a ‘great war’ in 2023. Some interpret this as a reference to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. The uncanny coincidence of this unfolding reality with Nostradamus’s prediction has lent an air of eeriness to the entire scenario.The only way religion plays any role here is that it's inspiring killing in the name of bringing about Armageddon, with America and its largely evangelical legislators cheering it on and Muslims trying to exterminate Jews and Jews bulldozing and murdering their way to the Temple Mount so the right building can go up so they can murder animals for blood magic purposes.(2)>>Another World War. The other problem i have with a view like this is that if there ever is a WW3, you could certainly say that you're right in the sense that literally all of history is by definition "the path towards the future", but without you giving a more concrete description of the causation, this is kind of lacking meaningful insight. You could just as easily go back in history, with the Iraq War, 9/11, heck go all the way back to the Paris Peace Treaties that ended WW2 as "the path to WW3", just as you could describe history starting at the treaty of Versailles as "the path to WW2", but all you're really doing is describing history with minimal actual predictions or insights. The Americans are preparing the evacuation because they know what is coming. It is their "script", they are involved.The US is preparing steps for mass evacuation of its citizens from the Middle East. Guess what usually happens afterwards? The Biden administration has to be stopped somehow, otherwise we'll find ourselves on the precipice of a world war the likes of which history hasn't seen. So are there any events from the past to illustrate where , how we got here ? 2017-2020: Trump serves as POTUS, and long story short, he kind of makes the US less friendly/diplomatic in general. His reign is accompanied by a general increase in political polarization across all sides of the (US) political spectrum.2020: COVID happens, which disrupts life all over the globe, and ruins China-US relations even further (and honestly, China-alot of countries relations as well). Around the same time, China wins in Hong Kong.2021: Biden becomes POTUS, withdraws US from Afghanistan after too long.Early 2022: Russia goes crazy and invades Ukraine. US + NATO support Ukraine. Russia doesn't do so well at first, thank goodness, but gosh, it seems that they're persistent.Late 2022: ChatGPT comes out. Beginning of the Great AI Revolution or whatever you wanna call it. We are probably underestimating the ramifications of this on the economy. 2023, present: Palestine invades Israel. Lemme check, looks like Russia is still invading Ukraine. Sigh.2024-2030, future: China invades Taiwan? Realistically it'd probably go even worse than Ukraine, but the million dollar question is, would that honestly stop China from trying? Definitely even more political polarization.Regardless, I should probably note that I don't believe for even a second that anyone's actually going to call it World War III. The very idea of a World War III would probably be frightening enough for the world to shy away from calling that. Also refer to how all of the US's war involvement after World War II has been euphemistically and unofficially declared as "police actions" and the like - Korea, Vietnam, the Middle East. Even Russia's "fake" invasion of Ukraine was a "Special Military Operation." But we all know it's war by another name.(3)>>Everything that has happened in Israel/Palestine for the last 70-odd years probably qualifies as another part of the same war, tbh. Its 5 thousand deaths (since 2008), the 10's of thousands are the wounded.Killed for the last 70 years of conflict. Within Israel, sure, but international opinion among the citizenry of Western countries has been shifting towards sympathy towards the Palestinians in the last few years. Whenever politicos try to talk peace through the fog of war there will always be some looking to set fire to the enemy and undermine the talks. The strength of any terrorist organisation leads directly from how well they frame their cause. And being an underdog cornered by a superior force is an easy bag for desperate people on the losing side. This attack on Israel is not anything about Palestine. It’s about hurting Israel. And hurting Israel ends up hurting Palestine one hundredfold. TECHNICALLY. Hamas fires rockets that are very weak and easily intercepted, Israel is wiping out entire streets and apartment blocks with the most powerful and advanced weapons around. Also, Gaza is a densely populated strip of land. What it shows though is that killing tens of thousands of Palestinians isn't making Israel safer or Hamas more tame.Yet Israel is the “victim”More like Israel buys our shit from Boeing, Northrop Grumman, and Raytheon and congress wants to keep selling them shit and keep the money pumping US is literally the merchant of death in the middle east. Americans are blind to the evil and atrocities our government commits. Israel is not an ally, Israel is our dog fighting in the ring and were the sick fuck egging the dog on. (4)>>Prediction of the day. Biden will install a National Draft before Nov 2024.We aren't even building up our troops we already have to fight in Ukraine. Why would there be a draft? This really scares me about the future of political discourse, or rather the lack thereof. When you can't trust that the things that come out of politicians mouths even actually come out of their mouths, voting loses all pretensions of not being tribal. Sending US troops to Ukraine would be the worst case ontario. NOW US TROOPS could be headed to Israel instead with a much greater conflict . Take your pick. Biden brought back the cold wR why wouldn't the draft be next. Could be messaging, could be China, could be war in Russia, could be money. The Pentagon has reported that the U.S. Army is predicted to be 15,000 recruits short of its 65,000 recruitment target at the end of the year. The Navy is 10,000 recruits short of its 38,000 recruitment goal. The Air Force is 3,000 short of its 27,000 recruitment target. The Marines are the only branch on par with their recruitment goals. Interestingly ENOUGH , am sure that we are headed for something BIG , as the year rolls on Biden will do a BIG DISTRACTION possible with these escalating proxy wars that a such a draft could appear out of the blue.(5)>>As the Israel-Palestine war rages, Russia will draw the US into the conflict using its proxy Hezbollah. The United States is no longer the undisputed hegemon in the Middle East. A diminution of the American role has invited regional power projection by Russia, Iran, and Turkey and long-term economic statecraft moves by China. The United States aims to preserve such core interests as regional stability, counterterrorism, nonproliferation of nuclear weapons, energy security, and Israel’s security. China, Russia, and the United States bring dissimilar capabilities and goals to their respective policies in the Middle East, a region that is undergoing a profound transformation. Biden’s motivation for the escalatory deployment is, reportedly, strategic deterrence, meant to ensure that “no enemies of Israel can or should seek advantage from the current situation”. But historically, Israel has never allowed any foreign boots on its soil, and is in no need of the US armadas to take on Hamas. The administration of US President Joe Biden has gone even further, providing Israel with more arms and ammunition, dispatching its most modern and sophisticated aircraft carrier, the Ford, along with a number of destroyers to the Eastern Mediterranean, and beefing up other forces stationed in the region, enough to start World War III.In less than 48 hours after Hamas' attack we're seeing the spectrum of the American left start to tear itself apart over its inability to accept that both the Israeli treatment of Palestine and Hamas genocidal platform can be bad at the same time. Biden's support for Israel will increasingly hurt his relations with the left wing as Israel's merciless bombardment of the Gaza Strip pulverizes cities and civilians. This will erode Democrats' advantage in the election next year, and therefore undermine support for Ukraine, and weaken Israel once they blast their way through the sympathy people currently feel for them.Hamas is backed by Iran which is allied with Russia. US military strategists have been expressing growing concern over the military coordination between the two countries and how they may be expanding their reach in the Middle East.(6)>>The proxy wars will continue indefinitely but a world war isn’t in the cards. I'm reminded of an old joke from stand up comic Nato Green about getting arrested protesting on the first day of the Iraq war. He talked about how they all got put in a big holding cell for hours and you'd think there'd be some solidarity, "but no, these are leftists we're talking about, so we immediately started arguing about whether we opposed the war for the right reasons and divided the cell along ideological lines. This section is for the pacifists, that one is for the anti-imperialists, that one for anarchists, and then there's that guy who was there for composting." That being said, Hamas attack is a win for Russia as it strains resources and attention. But as for support, only one party cannot make up its mind where it stands. I know Democrats aren't hopelessly fractured, I said that was what Russia would like them to be by November. And Israel is a really effective wedge issue for the Democratic party and has been for decades. I'm not saying this has already happened, I'm doomsaying.This puts the GOP in even more of a bind to support more foreign military action funding. They have been strutting around trying to pretend to demand support for home programs (that they don't even want to fund) as the expense of foreign involvement but now they have to approve of foreign involvement to Israel. It makes them look even more like hypocrites. This just means the US will move towards more pro Israel and more anti-Iran. I think this gives move leverage to the Dems to tie Ukraine funding to Israel funding. The Democratic party will be at each other's throats over the War in Israel/Palestine in a few months. (7)>>The US is almost bankrupt, the world is de-dollarizing . The national debt continues to soar. At over $31.7 trillion, it has more than doubled in a little over 10 years. If the debt doubles again in the next 10 years, it will reach a staggering $62 trillion, nearly three times greater than current GDP. Will the federal government ever slow its spending? Will the U.S. remain solvent in the coming years? In short, de-dollarization entails a significant reduction in the use of dollars in world trade and financial transactions, decreasing national, institutional and corporate demand for the greenback. This would diminish the dominance of the dollar-denominated global capital market, in which borrowers and lenders around the world transact in dollars. There are two scenarios that could erode the dollar’s status. The first includes adverse events that undermine the perceived safety and stability of the greenback — and the U.S.’s overall standing as the world’s leading economic, political and military power. For instance, increased polarization in the U.S. could jeopardize the perceived stability of its governance, which underpins its role as a global safe haven. (8)>>But the US isn't pulling the strings.“Pulling strings” is an interesting idiom to use here. I usually hear it used to mean that one party will help another by making use of their influence with a third party.I think the "string pullers" at the top of the Pyramid are probably people, The sad thing is that the majority of Americans are walking around oblivious to any of this, with their heads in the clouds not thinking about anything but themselves and what the next best phone is on the market...pitiful! (and I used the term loosely), who we don't even know about, and stay far removed from the public eye. Globalism is the source of all our most serious problems throughout the world/society. And even this woman being mentioned, is not the top of the food chain, she is merely a regional manager/facilitator...The real top dogs are those of groups such as the WEF, Blackrock, the Federal Reserve, and more and this is not only related to the USA, it is throughout the entire free world. and they control all of the media, MSM, the entertainment industry, social media, and the public education systems...I think people have realized the entire presidency is controlled a couple months into Biden”s presidency.As, I believe are most of the other Neo Cons and Libs that seem to be directing US foreign policy. I'd be saying the same thing if they turned out to all be part of the Skull and Bones fraternity, or any other common factor. So it's not about a racial animus on my part, just an interest in what guides these policies tgat could have dangerous outcomes. There is a "puppet master." A formal conspiracy isn't required where interests align. All of these people think alike, so of course they act alike and they don't need to coordinate to work to help each other. They might, and sometimes they do, but it's not necessary. Most "conspiracies" really are .
