Generational Dynamics World View News

[Cool Breeze]

** 10-Jul-2021 World View: Latest news about election audits

The Democrats and the mainstream media think that we're all so stupid
that we'll never be able to prove the massive fraud in the 2020
elections.

There are several election audits going on. They take a lot of time
since they require forensic analysis of millions of votes. Results
are expected this fall.

In the meantime, here's some of the latest news on the election
audits:

-- A.U.D.I.T. of Elections: Democrats Can’t Stem the Flow of
Revelations No Matter How Hard They Try
https://redstate.com/stu-in-sd/2021/07/ ... ry-n408164
(Redstate(7/9/2021);

-- New Evidence Indicates Enough Illegal Votes In Georgia To Tip 2020
Results
https://thefederalist.com/2021/07/09/ne ... 0-results/
(Federalist, 10-Jul-2021)


According to the latest Rasmussen poll, the number of people who believe
that the election was rigged is increasing:

Rasmussen Reports @Rasmussen_Poll

Jul 2 "How likely is it that cheating affected the outcome of the 2020
presidential election?"

Very or Somewhat Likely-
White - 51%
Black - 49%
Oth Non-White - 56%
Dem - 30%
Unaffil - 51%
GOP - 74%
All Voters - 51%

https://twitter.com/Rasmussen_Poll/stat ... 8189217792

Nice post.

Capitol Police or any Fed overreach will be the final straw in secession, or effective dissolution of any central bite, which will ultimately be just bark as the regions ignore Washington and regionalism takes over.

[Trevor]

Even if there's solid proof the election was stolen, so what? Who's going to want to say it publicly, knowing the consequences? Every Democrat I know believes questioning the election results is close to treason, ignoring they did nothing else for four years. Even Trump supporters will stay quiet, not wanting to lose their jobs, have their careers destroyed, face physical intimidation etc. We're not far off from China's social credit system, though it'll be done by business, not government. Funny, I've become liberal in a lot of ways, but can't stand the Democratic Party.

You sure we're going to win this war if it breaks out, John? I'm looking at the people we've got in charge right now. We don't have a Churchill or even a Chamberlain. Biden can't remember what state he's in half the time and Kamala can't even manage her own staff, let alone take charge during a global conflict. Many of our military leaders are political animals. I know ordinary people who truly believe Republicans are the 21st century version of Nazis and they have to be crushed, regardless of what it takes.

[Trevor]

With my post earlier regarding war games, losing two or even three aircraft carriers, while it would be an enormous psychological blow, would still be insufficient to cripple our military. It would take time, but we can redeploy our forces around the world, call up reserves, even mothballed ships if it became necessary.

Our vulnerability, which I've said many times, is cyberattack. What galls me is how little we're willing to do to plug that gap. It's not even that we're passively ignoring it or unaware. Our leaders actively refuse to do anything about it. Look at how much damage a few hackers who took over a single pipeline did to us, extorting oil companies for tens of millions of dollars. Imagine what a full-scale Chinese cyberattack could do, with hidden backdoors in our transformers and electrical infrastructure. Large parts of the country would be shut down for months until we got everything operational again. Wouldn't doubt some parts of the country wouldn't see power restored for a year. Then there's our dependence on them for medicine and rare earths, something that cannot be quickly replaced. Yes, we can do it given time, but I expect it would take over a year, maybe even two.

Satellites are another vulnerability, given how dependent we are on them. Al-Qaeda, ISIS, or even Iran and North Korea have no ability to hit them, but the Chinese do. They don't have to destroy them all to inflict serious damage to our capabilities. Wouldn't doubt future generations would look at our folly with disbelief, just as we did to our great-grandparents after WWII.

[Cool Breeze]

Even if there's solid proof the election was stolen, so what? Who's going to want to say it publicly, knowing the consequences? Every Democrat I know believes questioning the election results is close to treason, ignoring they did nothing else for four years. Even Trump supporters will stay quiet, not wanting to lose their jobs, have their careers destroyed, face physical intimidation etc. We're not far off from China's social credit system, though it'll be done by business, not government. Funny, I've become liberal in a lot of ways, but can't stand the Democratic Party.

You sure we're going to win this war if it breaks out, John? I'm looking at the people we've got in charge right now. We don't have a Churchill or even a Chamberlain. Biden can't remember what state he's in half the time and Kamala can't even manage her own staff, let alone take charge during a global conflict. Many of our military leaders are political animals. I know ordinary people who truly believe Republicans are the 21st century version of Nazis and they have to be crushed, regardless of what it takes.

It's curious, a war may happen because most of the globalist world (in the midst also of a reset try as sovereign currencies are all trash increasingly) doesn't like that the nations with identities (China, Russia, etc) and real histories won't bow to their NWO demands.

If they come to an agreement, they might all just agree to not have a war because there is too much to lose, and they're close tech wise in making most of their citizens slaves, in each and every country out there, including our own.

[DaKardii]

Democracies don't work. Republics might even be worse.

What alternative do you propose, CB?

Christian Monarchy (Emperor)

Thank you for clarifying.

It's curious, a war may happen because most of the globalist world (in the midst also of a reset try as sovereign currencies are all trash increasingly) doesn't like that the nations with identities (China, Russia, etc) and real histories won't bow to their NWO demands.

If they come to an agreement, they might all just agree to not have a war because there is too much to lose, and they're close tech wise in making most of their citizens slaves, in each and every country out there, including our own.

Again, CB. It's all about the "Eurasian Balkans."

China and Russia, along with India, Iran, Pakistan, and Turkey, form the "shell" of the "egg" that the Washington establishment wishes to crack. The "yolk?" In the words of Zbigniew Brzezinski:

". . .an enormous concentration of natural gas and oil reserves. . .in addition to important minerals, including gold."

Whoever is in control of this concentration will dominate Eurasia, and thus dominate the world.

[Cool Breeze]

What alternative do you propose, CB?

Christian Monarchy (Emperor)

Thank you for clarifying.

It's curious, a war may happen because most of the globalist world (in the midst also of a reset try as sovereign currencies are all trash increasingly) doesn't like that the nations with identities (China, Russia, etc) and real histories won't bow to their NWO demands.

If they come to an agreement, they might all just agree to not have a war because there is too much to lose, and they're close tech wise in making most of their citizens slaves, in each and every country out there, including our own.

Again, CB. It's all about the "Eurasian Balkans."

China and Russia, along with India, Iran, Pakistan, and Turkey, form the "shell" of the "egg" that the Washington establishment wishes to crack. The "yolk?" In the words of Zbigniew Brzezinski:

". . .an enormous concentration of natural gas and oil reserves. . .in addition to important minerals, including gold."

Whoever is in control of this concentration will dominate Eurasia, and thus dominate the world.

I consider it all, I'm just unconvinced. John doesn't believe in that Mackinder or your Eurasian theory, either. Eurasian peoples are the most advanced, but their land isn't quite as valuable as the lands of North America, to be honest.

What's your take on the unwinding of the current fiat monetary system, DaK?

[DanielUK]

That will have to wait until heaven. Christ will be that ruler. Here on Earth we have to make do with imperfect rulers and imperfect subjects. Even a faithful Bible Believing Christian as a ruler will not prevent his sin and the sin of others from causing trouble.

Moreover, there are many instances in the Bible of godly kings succeeded by wicked sons, which caused much damage even if they were converted in old age. Look at Hezekiah and Manasseh.

It is not a coincidence that the most developed and happy countries are in the West, particularly the former Protestant countries, where a strong Bible ethic influenced everything from commerce to education. As those countries abandon Christianity, the benefits of Christianity are also lost.

[DanielUK]

That will have to wait until heaven. Christ will be that ruler. Here on Earth we have to make do with imperfect rulers and imperfect subjects. Even a faithful Bible Believing Christian as a ruler will not prevent his sin and the sin of others from causing trouble.

Moreover, there are many instances in the Bible of godly kings succeeded by wicked sons, which caused much damage even if they were converted in old age. Look at Hezekiah and Manasseh.

It is not a coincidence that the most developed and happy countries are in the West, particularly the former Protestant countries, where a strong Bible ethic influenced everything from commerce to education. As those countries abandon Christianity, the benefits of Christianity are also lost.

Apologies. That was meant as a reply to CoolBreeze. I’ve been reading John and the forum for 15 years and this was my first reply.

[John]

** 12-Jul-2021 World View: Cuba street protests at start of Crisis era

• Angry protesters confront Cuba's President Miguel Mario Díaz-Canel Bermúdez

Cuba's government is in turmoil in the face of large anti-government
protests that started over the weekend.

Analysts are blaming three factors:

• Mishandling of the coronavirus pandemic, and lack of vital
  medicines. (Cuba is supposed to be this great country for medical
  research, but was not so great during the pandemic.)
• Bad economy -- growing inflation, blackouts, and shortages of
  food, medicine and basic products.
• Access to internet social media, used to spread the news of the
  protests.

Analysts are comparing this to the 1994 student protests, which
fizzled fairly quickly.

However, today's protests are different because this is the beginning
of a generational Crisis era.

Cuba's last generational crisis war was Fidel Castro's revolution that
climaxed in 1960. The new Crisis era began 58 years later, in 2018.

Prior to 2018, Cuba was in an Unraveling era, when many of the
Communist policies imposed by Fidel Castro began to unravel. They
moved hundreds of thousands of people from government employment to
private sector employment, including self-employment. They abandoned
the core principal of Marxist Socialism, "From each according to
abilities, to each according to needs." Instead, workers in the
private sector will be able to earn high salaries.

Today's new anti-government protests are larger and more widespread
than the 1994 student protests. Since this is the beginning of a
generational Crisis era, it's quite possible that it will spread, in
the following weeks and months, into a re-fighting of Castro's
revolution.


-- Cuba: Thousands turn out to anti-government protests
https://www.dw.com/en/cuba-thousands-tu ... a-58234158
(Deutsche-Welle, 12-Jul-2021)

-- Cuba protests: Three key issues that explain the rare unrest
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-57802170
(BBC, 12-Jul-2021)

-- Hundreds of people take to Tampa streets to show their support for
protesters in Cuba
https://www.abcactionnews.com/news/regi ... rs-in-cuba
(ABC, 12-Jul-2021)

** 16-Sep-10 News -- Cuba's seismic shift has global implications
** http://www.generationaldynamics.com/pg/ ... tm#e100916


** 20-Apr-18 World View -- Cuba's new president Miguel Díaz-Canel makes delusional promise to continue Socialist revolution
** http://www.generationaldynamics.com/pg/ ... tm#e180420

[Navigator]

That will have to wait until heaven. Christ will be that ruler. Here on Earth we have to make do with imperfect rulers and imperfect subjects. Even a faithful Bible Believing Christian as a ruler will not prevent his sin and the sin of others from causing trouble.

Moreover, there are many instances in the Bible of godly kings succeeded by wicked sons, which caused much damage even if they were converted in old age. Look at Hezekiah and Manasseh.

It is not a coincidence that the most developed and happy countries are in the West, particularly the former Protestant countries, where a strong Bible ethic influenced everything from commerce to education. As those countries abandon Christianity, the benefits of Christianity are also lost.

Daniel (and others) - I would STRONGLY recommend the following site, which is the best analysis of the Book of Isaiah I have ever seen, which pertains to what is prophesied to happen prior to Christ's return:

https://isaiahexplained.com/1#commentary

This analysis is verse by verse, chapter by chapter. It is VERY illuminating. There are links to some powerful videos to the right/upper part of the page, take a look at those first to see if he isn't describing today's situation.

I bring this up due to your reference to Hezekiah / Manasah - who were the rulers Isaiah was dealing with.