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MY OPINION IS THE TITLE -and this and the below the article- address the message- attacking the messenger publicly illustrates no argument and stupid-
In the past (not too distant) I've read there is a concern there may be a Polar Shift of our planet. That may or may not happen. It is beyond my knowledge level, though I do understand earths axis wobbles-
We do have a looming Polar Shift coming, hence the title, Dire Warning, however, it won't involve the north pole winding up at the south pole or vice versa-
I read the following, following an article read today- I realize reading, and word comprehension are a bit difficult for many of you but, on line dictionaries are a great resource-
The global strategists of the deep state want to sabotage the almost-complete $11 billion Nord Stream 2 pipeline to Germany, as part of a larger oil strategy to keep America relevant in the 21st century.
Messing with Russia’s vital interests is a great way to make enemies and draw international scorn. The resulting blowback will be an acceleration of China-Russia-Asia integration, with America increasingly left on the sidelines, and the viability of the US dollar in doubt.
All the American military muscle they can flex will not change the course of the inevitable demise. Military adventures will just harden resolve among adversaries. America’s multicultural population will not rally around the stars and stripes, rather they will cheer their homelands on the other side of the divide.
When the US dollar is treated with contempt, the empire will be washed up. This could all be over before mid-century, or perhaps by the end of this decade.
The article: RCEP Set to Supercharge the New Silk Roads
Ho Chi Minh, in his eternal abode, will be savoring it with a heavenly smirk. Vietnam was the – virtual – host as the 10 Asean nations, plus China, Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand, signed the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, or RCEP, on the final day of the 37th Asean Summit.
RCEP, eight years in the making, binds together 30% of the global economy and 2.2 billion people. It’s the first auspicious landmark of the Raging Twenties, which started with an assassination (of Iran’s Gen. Soleimani) followed by a global pandemic and now ominous intimations of a dodgy Great Reset.
RCEP seals East Asia as the undisputed prime hub of geoeconomics. The Asian Century in fact was already in the making way back in the 1990s. Among those Asians as well as Western expats who identified it, in 1997 I published my book 21st: The Asian Century (excerpts here.)
Things they are-a-changing- like it or not, blame it on Trump, or Democrats, it's happening and there is not a damn thing anyone can do to stop, or change it- throughout History, man adapts or dies- dying is inevitable, but until then-
The article points out gov't's, more or less, agreeing to allow trade- a lot like our gov't does- for those who prefer free markets, I wonder how they justify (which is an excuse used to excuse) being told who they can trade with- I also wonder why the gov't believes it has that authority. I can't find it in the constitution, nor any writings of the founders I've read. I'd appreciate someone linking me to the authority to do that.
Would what the article says happen anyway, even if the US consumers/producers could actually make their own agreements?
Probably- but, now, it'll be that much harder- if you think not, read the article- tell me how you feel it'll be gotten around-
In the past (not too distant) I've read there is a concern there may be a Polar Shift of our planet. That may or may not happen. It is beyond my knowledge level, though I do understand earths axis wobbles-
We do have a looming Polar Shift coming, hence the title, Dire Warning, however, it won't involve the north pole winding up at the south pole or vice versa-
I read the following, following an article read today- I realize reading, and word comprehension are a bit difficult for many of you but, on line dictionaries are a great resource-
The global strategists of the deep state want to sabotage the almost-complete $11 billion Nord Stream 2 pipeline to Germany, as part of a larger oil strategy to keep America relevant in the 21st century.
Messing with Russia’s vital interests is a great way to make enemies and draw international scorn. The resulting blowback will be an acceleration of China-Russia-Asia integration, with America increasingly left on the sidelines, and the viability of the US dollar in doubt.
All the American military muscle they can flex will not change the course of the inevitable demise. Military adventures will just harden resolve among adversaries. America’s multicultural population will not rally around the stars and stripes, rather they will cheer their homelands on the other side of the divide.
When the US dollar is treated with contempt, the empire will be washed up. This could all be over before mid-century, or perhaps by the end of this decade.
The article: RCEP Set to Supercharge the New Silk Roads
Ho Chi Minh, in his eternal abode, will be savoring it with a heavenly smirk. Vietnam was the – virtual – host as the 10 Asean nations, plus China, Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand, signed the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, or RCEP, on the final day of the 37th Asean Summit.
RCEP, eight years in the making, binds together 30% of the global economy and 2.2 billion people. It’s the first auspicious landmark of the Raging Twenties, which started with an assassination (of Iran’s Gen. Soleimani) followed by a global pandemic and now ominous intimations of a dodgy Great Reset.
RCEP seals East Asia as the undisputed prime hub of geoeconomics. The Asian Century in fact was already in the making way back in the 1990s. Among those Asians as well as Western expats who identified it, in 1997 I published my book 21st: The Asian Century (excerpts here.)
Things they are-a-changing- like it or not, blame it on Trump, or Democrats, it's happening and there is not a damn thing anyone can do to stop, or change it- throughout History, man adapts or dies- dying is inevitable, but until then-
The article points out gov't's, more or less, agreeing to allow trade- a lot like our gov't does- for those who prefer free markets, I wonder how they justify (which is an excuse used to excuse) being told who they can trade with- I also wonder why the gov't believes it has that authority. I can't find it in the constitution, nor any writings of the founders I've read. I'd appreciate someone linking me to the authority to do that.
Would what the article says happen anyway, even if the US consumers/producers could actually make their own agreements?
Probably- but, now, it'll be that much harder- if you think not, read the article- tell me how you feel it'll be gotten around-
