Generational Dynamics World View News

[Guest]

I heard the woman was white and her partner was black. And CNN and the BBC reported that he wsas stopped because he had an air freshener hanging from his mirror. Now it is reported that his license plates were expired. Who knows. I only know I don't trust CNN and the BBC...

[John]

** 13-Apr-2021 World View: Kim Potter

> I heard the woman was white and her partner was black. And CNN and
> the BBC reported that he wsas stopped because he had an air
> freshener hanging from his mirror. Now it is reported that his
> license plates were expired. Who knows. I only know I don't trust
> CNN and the BBC...

https://kstp.com/news/hundreds-gather-a ... t/6073215/

https://kstp.com/news/bca-identifies-of ... 236/?cat=1

[John]

** 13-Apr-2021 World View: The Generational Dynamics Forum Oracle

> I really like aeden's post. He is as insightful and I enjoy his
> semi-poetic (how could one describe his writing style?)
> posts.

Aeden is the Generational Dynamics Forum Oracle, and his posts are
comprehensible only to a gifted few, such as yourself.

[Guest]

After the 1928 Jinan Incident Chiang Kai-shek decided...

...he would write one "way to kill the Japanese" each day in his journal, and also wrote that he now thought the Japanese were China's greatest enemy. Justifying his backing down from conflict in Jinan, he added that "before one can settle scores, one must be strong". When Chiang lectured a group of Chinese army cadets on the subject, he urged them to turn their energies to washing away the shame of Jinan, but to conceal their hatred until the last moment.

And here you can see that the "last moment" has arrived...

[Guest]

** 13-Apr-2021 World View: Kim Potter

> I heard the woman was white and her partner was black. And CNN and
> the BBC reported that he wsas stopped because he had an air
> freshener hanging from his mirror. Now it is reported that his
> license plates were expired. Who knows. I only know I don't trust
> CNN and the BBC...

https://kstp.com/news/hundreds-gather-a ... t/6073215/

https://kstp.com/news/bca-identifies-of ... 236/?cat=1

I don't think it matters. Criminals will use any event, including a superbowl win, to loot, rape, and murder.

Yeah. I'm tired of it too.

Biden and K girl are failing on all fronts already. What will America and the world look like a year from now?

[DaKardii]

Have you had enough of this? If you voted for Biden, you voted for this.

And if I voted third party?

[DaKardii]

On Saturday, Ukrainian President Zelensky visited Turkey to discuss among other things the escalating crisis with Russia. This is the second time Zelensky has visited Turkey in the past six months, which could indicate that he sees Turkey as a vital partner.

https://www.latintimes.com/russia-ukrai ... ion-468577

Meanwhile, Russia has suspended most flights to/from Turkey until June 1. The official reason is COVID-19, but some believe this move was in fact made in retaliation for Zelensky's visit.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... til-june-1

It is likely that Putin sees Zelensky's latest visit to Turkey as a provocative act. Back in September, Erdogan demonstrated that he was willing deploy Syrian mercenaries into Russia's immediate backyard when he sent about 2,600 of them into Nagorno-Karabakh during the recent spat between Armenia and Azerbaijan. And if he could do it in Nagorno-Karabakh, why can't he do it in Ukraine?

Should Erdogan go through this, Putin will then have to make a choice. Either (A) do nothing and risk the possibility of the Syrian mercenary presence in Ukraine being used a springboard for terrorist attacks on Russian soil and/or a destabilization of the Russian Caucasus; or (B) send troops into Eastern Ukraine to neutralize this threat and in the process risk starting World War III.

Do recall that many of these Syrian mercenaries either have ties to jihadist groups or are jihadists themselves.

[DaKardii]

It is likely that Putin sees Zelensky's latest visit to Turkey as a provocative act. Back in September, Erdogan demonstrated that he was willing deploy Syrian mercenaries into Russia's immediate backyard when he sent about 2,600 of them into Nagorno-Karabakh during the recent spat between Armenia and Azerbaijan. And if he could do it in Nagorno-Karabakh, why can't he do it in Ukraine?

Should Erdogan go through this, Putin will then have to make a choice. Either (A) do nothing and risk the possibility of the Syrian mercenary presence in Ukraine being used a springboard for terrorist attacks on Russian soil and/or a destabilization of the Russian Caucasus; or (B) send troops into Eastern Ukraine to neutralize this threat and in the process risk starting World War III.

Do recall that many of these Syrian mercenaries either have ties to jihadist groups or are jihadists themselves.

Speaking of which, it's a wonder Putin didn't decide to invade Azerbaijan in response to the deployment of Syrian mercenaries into Nagorno-Karabakh last year.

[Guest]

Have you had enough of this? If you voted for Biden, you voted for this.

And if I voted third party?

Then you voted for this.

[DaKardii]

Have you had enough of this? If you voted for Biden, you voted for this.

And if I voted third party?

Then you voted for this.

Wrong answer.

Everyone has who voted for the establishment voted to burn down the world. That means everyone who voted for Biden OR for Trump.

Voting third party is the ultimate middle finger to the establishment. Because it’s the only way to remove it at the ballot box.