Generational Dynamics World View News

[Guest Prepper]

John,

Someone told me that if we could cut the internet connection to China that 90% of the woke threats, influencers and general bs would stop.

Two questions:
1. Is it possible to cut the internet connection to China?
2. Do you agree with this assessment?

While it seems to make sense, I think the percentage is much lower from China with a considerable amount coming from Russia, Europe and other countries. If we could cut off all other countries, though, I think the percentage of woke influence in the USA alone would be very small. I believe there's a global network of "Idiots With Computers" who get a kick out of it. Mainstream media is in that network, unfortunately.

[thomasglee]

Cue the happy dance, Taipei!

It is now November 1 in China. That means the window of opportunity for the CCP to invade Taiwan during 2021 has expired.

I figure the reprieve ends after the Olympics.
Coincidentally, this is when the next window of opportunity opens IIRC.
Ash Wednesday next year might be literal...IIRC John expects a nuclear strike on America.

I'm hearing from someone who is in the military and always provides me good intel that China placed its forces on DEFCON 1 within the last 24 hours and is position for an imminent attack on Taiwan. The person I know works on the staff of a high-level US Army General.

[DaKardii]

Cue the happy dance, Taipei!

It is now November 1 in China. That means the window of opportunity for the CCP to invade Taiwan during 2021 has expired.

I figure the reprieve ends after the Olympics.
Coincidentally, this is when the next window of opportunity opens IIRC.
Ash Wednesday next year might be literal...IIRC John expects a nuclear strike on America.

I'm hearing from someone who is in the military and always provides me good intel that China placed its forces on DEFCON 1 within the last 24 hours and is position for an imminent attack on Taiwan. The person I know works on the staff of a high-level US Army General.

The CCP would be stupid to launch an invasion now. The weather in the strait won’t permit a successful landing until next spring at the earliest.

[John]

** 01-Nov-2021 World View: Cutting the internet

> Someone told me that if we could cut the internet connection to
> China that 90% of the woke threats, influencers and general bs
> would stop.

> Two questions:
> 1. Is it possible to cut the internet connection to China?
> 2. Do you agree with this assessment?

> While it seems to make sense, I think the percentage is much lower
> from China with a considerable amount coming from Russia, Europe
> and other countries. If we could cut off all other countries,
> though, I think the percentage of woke influence in the USA alone
> would be very small. I believe there's a global network of "Idiots
> With Computers" who get a kick out of it. Mainstream media is in
> that network, unfortunately.

No, there's no practical way to cut the internet connection to China.
And even if there were, such a move would not be tolerated by most of
the other countries in the world.

[Guest]

Cue the happy dance, Taipei!

It is now November 1 in China. That means the window of opportunity for the CCP to invade Taiwan during 2021 has expired.

If they are going to launch a nuclear attack on America, bad weather really doesn't matter. They probably are counting on the shock of the attack to make a stunned Taiwan surrender without a fight, which i don't think would happen. I think the Taiwanese would fight even harder, considering their eventually fate at the hands of the mainlanders.

If the Reds are at Defcon one, wouldn't that mean they are preparing to attack America?

We should launch an all out nuclear attack on China right now.

Yes. Really.

[Guest]

** 01-Nov-2021 World View: Cutting the internet

> Someone told me that if we could cut the internet connection to
> China that 90% of the woke threats, influencers and general bs
> would stop.

> Two questions:
> 1. Is it possible to cut the internet connection to China?
> 2. Do you agree with this assessment?

> While it seems to make sense, I think the percentage is much lower
> from China with a considerable amount coming from Russia, Europe
> and other countries. If we could cut off all other countries,
> though, I think the percentage of woke influence in the USA alone
> would be very small. I believe there's a global network of "Idiots
> With Computers" who get a kick out of it. Mainstream media is in
> that network, unfortunately.

No, there's no practical way to cut the internet connection to China.
And even if there were, such a move would not be tolerated by most of
the other countries in the world.

We turned off North Korea's Internet in 2015 over the Sony hack. Why couldn't we do that to China?

[DaKardii]

If they are going to launch a nuclear attack on America, bad weather really doesn't matter. They probably are counting on the shock of the attack to make a stunned Taiwan surrender without a fight, which i don't think would happen. I think the Taiwanese would fight even harder, considering their eventually fate at the hands of the mainlanders.

If the Reds are at Defcon one, wouldn't that mean they are preparing to attack America?

We should launch an all out nuclear attack on China right now.

Yes. Really.

DEFCON 1 means war is imminent or has already started. That doesn't necessarily mean the war will go nuclear, but then again we all know that a war with China would result in the use of nuclear weapons.

On a side note, while Alaska, California, Hawaii, Oregon, Washington state, American Samoa, Guam, and the Northern Mariana Islands are very likely to be affected by a CCP nuclear onslaught; I'm not sure if the remaining 47 states plus Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands will be affected, at least in the beginning.

[John]

2-Nov-21 World View -- Myanmar/Burma civil war gathers steam as ASEAN watches

Myanmar's ethnic rebel militias fight junta's 'clearance operations'


** 2-Nov-21 World View -- Myanmar/Burma civil war gathers steam as ASEAN watches
** http://www.generationaldynamics.com/pg/ ... tm#e211102



Contents:
Myanmar's ethnic rebel militias fight junta's 'clearance operations'
ASEAN takes on increased regional role after snubbing Myanmar


Keys:
Generational Dynamics, Myanmar, Burma, Min Aung Hlaing,
Tatmadaw, Rohingyas, Rakhine State, Chin State,
Cambodia, Hun Sen, Philippines,
ASEAN, Association of Southeast Nations,
Quad, Australia, India, Japan, ANKUS, UK, France

[Another guest]

I think your theory on home schooling is correct, John.

“First, it was in early spring of 2020 when my 6-year-old somberly came to me and asked me if she was born evil because she was a white person — something she learned in a history lesson at school,” the concerned mom said.

https://nypost.com/2021/11/01/mom-says- ... ory-class/

[John]

** 02-Nov-2021 World View: Cutting the internet

> We turned off North Korea's Internet in 2015 over the Sony
> hack. Why couldn't we do that to China?

In December 2014, after the Sony hack, the North Korea internet was
out for 9 hours and 31 minutes. North Korea's internet had only one
connection to the outside world, and that's through China. China was
accused of being responsible for the North Korea outage, but denied
it. If the US was responsible, it would have been through a
cyber-attack in retaliation for the Sony hack, but there's no evidence
of that. The other possibility is that the outage was caused by an
internal problem within North Korea. As far as I know, the cause of
the outage has never been determined with certainty.

China's internet has multiple connections to the outside world, so
there's no single point of failure as there is for North Korea, so
there is no way to cut China's internet connection to the outside
world.

-- Sony hack: North Korea back online after internet outage
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-30584093
(BBC, 23-Dec-2014)