Generational Dynamics World View News

[John]

** 10-Dec-2020 World View: 17 States join Texas in Supreme Court case -- Sources

I left out the sources from my article this morning:

-- 17 states and Trump join Texas request for Supreme Court to
overturn Biden wins in four states
https://www.dallasnews.com/news/politic ... ur-states/
(DallasNews, 9-Dec-2020)

-- Texas V Pennsylvania - Amicus Brief Of Missouri
https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/ ... Tables.pdf
(Supreme Court, PDF, 9-Dec-2020)

[John]

** 10-Dec-2020 World View: Arizona becomes the 18th state

Arizona has just joined the Texas lawsuit, and has become the
18th state to do so.

[DaKardii]

** 10-Dec-2020 World View: 17 States join Texas in Supreme Court case -- Sources

I left out the sources from my article this morning:

-- 17 states and Trump join Texas request for Supreme Court to
overturn Biden wins in four states
https://www.dallasnews.com/news/politic ... ur-states/
(DallasNews, 9-Dec-2020)

-- Texas V Pennsylvania - Amicus Brief Of Missouri
https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/ ... Tables.pdf
(Supreme Court, PDF, 9-Dec-2020)

On Election Day, I made my final election prediction, based on taking the final FiveThirtyEight numbers and then adjusting them for the "dishonest response" bias mentioned in this article here: https://www.cloudresearch.com/resources ... t-honesty/.

This prediction had Trump winning 280 electoral votes to Biden's 258. With Trump winning Georgia and Pennsylvania, as well as Arizona and Nebraska's Second District; but with Biden still winning Michigan and Wisconsin.

If the states involved in this lawsuit are able to prove massive fraud in court, and the court does not play politics, then I believe the most likely outcome would be Trump taking Georgia and Pennsylvania, but not Michigan and Wisconsin. However, such an outcome would still result in a Biden victory, 270 to 268. Which is why I believe the states involved in this lawsuit are making a big mistake by not going after Arizona and Nebraska.

[DaKardii]

** 10-Dec-2020 World View: 17 States join Texas in Supreme Court case -- Sources

I left out the sources from my article this morning:

-- 17 states and Trump join Texas request for Supreme Court to
overturn Biden wins in four states
https://www.dallasnews.com/news/politic ... ur-states/
(DallasNews, 9-Dec-2020)

-- Texas V Pennsylvania - Amicus Brief Of Missouri
https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/ ... Tables.pdf
(Supreme Court, PDF, 9-Dec-2020)

On Election Day, I made my final election prediction, based on taking the final FiveThirtyEight numbers and then adjusting them for the "dishonest response" bias mentioned in this article here: https://www.cloudresearch.com/resources ... t-honesty/.

This prediction had Trump winning 280 electoral votes to Biden's 258. With Trump winning Georgia and Pennsylvania, as well as Arizona and Nebraska's Second District; but with Biden still winning Michigan and Wisconsin.

If the states involved in this lawsuit are able to prove massive fraud in court, and the court does not play politics, then I believe the most likely outcome would be Trump taking Georgia and Pennsylvania, but not Michigan and Wisconsin. However, such an outcome would still result in a Biden victory, 270 to 268. Which is why I believe the states involved in this lawsuit are making a big mistake by not going after Arizona and Nebraska.

Meanwhile, in order for Trump to prevail, the states involved in this lawsuit would have to flip at least three out of the four states they are targeting. No matter which states they are, it has to be at least three out of four. Anything short of that, and Biden still wins.

[Trevor]

If the Supreme Court overturned the election, you truly would have a revolution. Anything we've seen for the past four years would be like a gentle breeze in comparison. For that reason, I wouldn't expect them to do so, even those Trump appointed.

I don't recall things being this bad even in the 1930s. FDR's own party threatened to impeach him if he attempted his court-packing scheme, but Biden's facing threats for not definitively saying he will do so.

[Cool Breeze]

If the Supreme Court overturned the election, you truly would have a revolution. Anything we've seen for the past four years would be like a gentle breeze in comparison. For that reason, I wouldn't expect them to do so, even those Trump appointed.

I don't recall things being this bad even in the 1930s. FDR's own party threatened to impeach him if he attempted his court-packing scheme, but Biden's facing threats for not definitively saying he will do so.

You mean you'll have riots. Who would revolt in order to change the government? Low IQ looters? That against the fact that Trump would be forced to smack them down and the side with the smarts, guns and strategy (the real patriots) would finally have a call to arms. A real revolution can only really come from the right for the reasons stated, and the fact that they are the ones that care about the Constitution and maintaining the Republic. The left's movements for years have been redefining, not changing by force in any capacity. Why? Because they can't.

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If the Supreme Court overturned the election, you truly would have a revolution. Anything we've seen for the past four years would be like a gentle breeze in comparison. For that reason, I wouldn't expect them to do so, even those Trump appointed.

I don't recall things being this bad even in the 1930s. FDR's own party threatened to impeach him if he attempted his court-packing scheme, but Biden's facing threats for not definitively saying he will do so.

So just give up? Sounds good.

[John]

11-Dec-20 World View -- Morocco normalizes ties with Israel in exchange for Western Sahara


Israel's 'pragmatic' foreign policy

** 11-Dec-20 World View -- Morocco normalizes ties with Israel in exchange for Western Sahara
** http://www.generationaldynamics.com/pg/ ... tm#e201211



Contents:
Morocco normalizes ties with Israel in exchange for Western Sahara
Agreement mediated by Donald Trump changes the status of Western Sahara
Israel's 'pragmatic' foreign policy


Keys:
Generational Dynamics, Morocco, Western Sahara, Israel,
United Arab Emirates, UAE, Bahrain, Sudan, Egypt, Jordan,
Gaza, Hazem Qassem, Saudi Arabia, Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud,
Spain, Spanish Sahara, Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, SADR,
Polisario Front, Algeria, South Africa, Marwan Bishara

[guest]

If the Supreme Court overturned the election, you truly would have a revolution. Anything we've seen for the past four years would be like a gentle breeze in comparison. For that reason, I wouldn't expect them to do so, even those Trump appointed.

I don't recall things being this bad even in the 1930s. FDR's own party threatened to impeach him if he attempted his court-packing scheme, but Biden's facing threats for not definitively saying he will do so.

In other words, we are already at the mercy of the bottom feeders. Fight or flight.

Super good guy, America's sweet heart, Tom Hanks and his lovely leftist wife both aquired Greek (EU) passports last spring and are relocating to Europe. A lot of talk about keeping his house in LA, but last I heard he was selling that too. So this is what happens: the liberal loons destroy everything and fly the coop and leave the rest of us be tortured, raped, robbed, and murdered.

[Guest]

Taiwan is the target of the very patient Chinese.

First Hong Kong

Then Taiwan...

Australia, are you paying attention?