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[quote="Guest"]
> So John, is it possible that Scotland could come to blows about
> leaving the U.K? Both are in crisis era and nationalist ties are
> strengthening. Also what about Europe. Is the North/South divided
> that you describe a couple years still active?[/quote]

England and Scotland have been at war many times, and it's not out of
the question that it could happen again, particularly if there's a new
English war with France, which would be Scotland's ally. As for the
North/South divide, there's still an enormous amount of hostility
between Germany and Greece, but whether it leads to a war remains to
be seen.

[quote="Anonymous1"]
> So you are saying Barry is the Indiana Jones of the WH. No matter
> what he has said or has done will have any influence on those
> around him. Getting people angry is an influence.[/quote]

I think that there's a real piece of research to be done to figure out
exactly what a President can change and not. Major trend events
cannot be changed. But political events can be influenced or changed.
Exactly how that's defined needs to be researched.

So you are saying Barry is the Indiana Jones of the WH. No matter what he has said or has done will have any influence on those around him. Getting people angry is an influence.

So John, is it possible that Scotland could come to blows about leaving the U.K? Both are in crisis era and nationalist ties are strengthening. Also what about Europe. Is the North/South divided that you describe a couple years still active?

9-May-15 World View -- Britain's surprise election and Chaos Theory

Trends in American politics

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Contents:
Britain's polling organizations fail disastrously
Pre-election polls and Chaos Theory
British and Israeli elections reflected nationalistic surges
Trends in American politics


Keys:
Generational Dynamics, Britain, David Cameron, Conservative Party,
Paddy Ashdown, Liberal Democrat Party, Ed Miliband, Labor Party,
Chaos Theory, Israel, Palestine, China, Iran,
UK Independence Party, UKIP,
England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland,
Benjamin Netanyahu, Battle of Bannockburn, Gil Hoffman