The end of the world as we know it.
It’s happening now, maybe.
we live in the greatest country in the world, but just like every other greatest country, we have enemies that want to take us down. External threats like China and Russia, Iran and North Korea to name just a few, but also internal threats like the deep state. I have been watching events happening over the past 8 years and paying attention. W.W.3 is getting closer and closer, and it could happen at any time. It could even happen before the newly elected President takes office on Inauguration Day.
China is the main threat, because their economy is wobbly right now, and once the new administration takes control, tariffs and a trade war will start, to correct the imbalance that has been happening for years. China wants Taiwan back, but if they invade, they know The U.S. will come, so they might attack us first. If the Chinese President doesn’t attack first, the Chinese military and the communist party will kill him, so to survive, he must stop President Trump from taking office. An E.M.P. Is the most logical method, ( electro magnetic pulse) to shut down our internet, communications, power grid, computers. Then go for Taiwan. North Korea will pile on, as will Iran and why not, Russia, they have been our enemy for decades, since the end of W.W.2 and the beginning of the Cold War.
The biggest threat to those nations is our new President elect, And he is also a threat to the Liberal Democrats in power right now. Their agenda to take total control of this country is in jeopardy, and already their efforts have failed, the attempted coup with the prosecution and impeachment of Trump, and the failed assassination attempt at his rally in Pennsylvania. Once he takes office he will fire or prosecute the people responsible for those actions. So they have to act before Inauguration Day. So the perfect storm is building. And all we can do is sit back and watch it happen. To do something about it will result in civil war, and if the external threat happens during the civil war it will be all over. As simple as that. Not even a shot fired, no foreign boots on the ground.
Taiwan will be gone, as will the Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, not to mention Australia. China wants all of those. Russia will take all of the old Soviet Union countries back, and punish them for becoming independent and wanting to be apart of the European Union and joining NATO. Iran will destroy Israel, and stop all oil tankers from using the Suez Canal and thereby destroy the western countries economies. We won’t recognize the world as it was, it will be very different.
so keep an eye on current events, and hope nothing happens to our new President. You might not like him, but so much is hanging on him that your dislike is not so important. He’s only the President for 4 years. But his legacy will reverberate for all time going forward. Maybe the world will not come to an end, this time.
Read your history books, it does repeat itself. The Bolshevik Revolution sounded like a good thing at the time to the oppressed masses, and to the liberals who supported it. But then Lenin and Stalin came and took power. And communism rose, and 20 million Soviet citizens lost their lives so that Stalin could be their leader. The President elect is not Stalin, or Hitler. He is our hope for our bright future. Maybe the world as we know it is coming to an end.
only time will tell. It doesn’t have be a Republican or a Democrat, it just has to be a strong person - maybe it’s time after this cycle is done to elect a woman.
UPDATE: inaurguration day has passed, with no attack, phew, I’m glad! But I think the world will change anyway - for the best.
About the Creator
Guy lynn
born and raised in Southern Rhodesia, a British colony in Southern CentralAfrica.I lived in South Africa during the 1970’s, on the south coast,Natal .Emigrated to the U.S.A. In 1980, specifically The San Francisco Bay Area, California.
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