I'm kind of at a loss for words. Everything you say is undoubtedly true. There don't seem to be any cooler heads prevailing at the moment, at least none in a position to make a difference.
Short of some dramatic civil disobedience, we're reduced to being fleas on a rabid dog, watching as the other democratic party is poised to take over in 2022, and they sound even more nationalistic and xenophobic, hard as that is to fathom.
I imagine the dinosaurs just passively looked on as well, although they didn't have think thank Stegosauruses telling them how much they needed asteroids.
We have just learned that Annalena Bärbock of the Greens will be the next German Foreign Minister. She is a US puppet, opposed to Nordstrom II and a Russophobe. This does not bode well. (The German Greens are not at all like the US Greens, having sold out long ago.)
From my experience with the Cold War, The only thing that kept some peace was a sense of novelty. The nuclear weapons were novel, historically, with the prime nations: US and Soviet Union. This novelty helped create a semblance of decorum and "dare not to use". Though the US did "do" Japan, which I have no doubt the inner echelons of Anglo society think was probably "helpful" and salutary. (they write the history books).
Today we are in the lousy Facebook era. Unbridled Spin, lies, racism, hate, hypocrisy, unconstrained machiavellianism, unconstrained greed, materialism as religion, chest-thumping hubris, stupidity and spread of nuclear technology rule the day. In THIS environment, we are OH SO certain headed for nuclear conflict.
Spoiler alert: stop reading here if you want to sleep at night. The whole world has learnt the tremendous value of the false flag. They've learnt it from "the elders": attack yourself, complain loudly, launch nuclear on the other guy. Where have u seen this dynamic before eh? Hmm........
Depends on what you value. I'm sure others will have a different opinion -- I emphasize opinion.
In a nuclear war, I expect to be dead. To misuse an old saying, "better dead than red", which one can interpret anyway they like -- including changing it to "better red than dead". Just opinions in this case.
I don't see all of humanity being wiped out by anything other than another asteroid. I might even survive nuclear war if I happen to be in the right place at the right time.
But a nation that is totally controlled, with no thoughts other than the approved thoughts, yep, that's scarier to me.
As I said, an opinion. So of course it is "all about me" that's what an opinion is.
"I might even survive nuclear war if I happen to be in the right place at the right time." Knowing that so many share that opinion to me makes it scarier than a West Point for bureaucrats.
As far as living in a country with no thoughts but approved thoughts, looks like we're heading there regardless. Pretty bleak options, right?
I'm kind of at a loss for words. Everything you say is undoubtedly true. There don't seem to be any cooler heads prevailing at the moment, at least none in a position to make a difference.
Short of some dramatic civil disobedience, we're reduced to being fleas on a rabid dog, watching as the other democratic party is poised to take over in 2022, and they sound even more nationalistic and xenophobic, hard as that is to fathom.
It's just all so incredibly stupid.
There’s no extinction rebellion against nuclear annihilation which is even more of an imminent threat than climate induced collapse.
I imagine the dinosaurs just passively looked on as well, although they didn't have think thank Stegosauruses telling them how much they needed asteroids.
Greta is busy. (literally how stupid this world is).
We have just learned that Annalena Bärbock of the Greens will be the next German Foreign Minister. She is a US puppet, opposed to Nordstrom II and a Russophobe. This does not bode well. (The German Greens are not at all like the US Greens, having sold out long ago.)
the "green" means military-fatigues-green!
Oh boy! A THIRD sold-out party I can vote for. That's what we need here all right.
Great analysis, very scary stuff
From my experience with the Cold War, The only thing that kept some peace was a sense of novelty. The nuclear weapons were novel, historically, with the prime nations: US and Soviet Union. This novelty helped create a semblance of decorum and "dare not to use". Though the US did "do" Japan, which I have no doubt the inner echelons of Anglo society think was probably "helpful" and salutary. (they write the history books).
Today we are in the lousy Facebook era. Unbridled Spin, lies, racism, hate, hypocrisy, unconstrained machiavellianism, unconstrained greed, materialism as religion, chest-thumping hubris, stupidity and spread of nuclear technology rule the day. In THIS environment, we are OH SO certain headed for nuclear conflict.
Spoiler alert: stop reading here if you want to sleep at night. The whole world has learnt the tremendous value of the false flag. They've learnt it from "the elders": attack yourself, complain loudly, launch nuclear on the other guy. Where have u seen this dynamic before eh? Hmm........
We are OH so close.
On the positive side, those mushroom clouds will likely force people to look up from their smart phones. For a second, at least.
like u said: we're but fleas on a rabid dog!
While not exactly on subject, but IMHO even scarier...
Opinion: Does the U.S. need a West Point for tech-savvy civil servants?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/11/25/united-states-academy-train-technology-civil-servants/
Scarier than nuclear war?
IMHO yes.
Depends on what you value. I'm sure others will have a different opinion -- I emphasize opinion.
In a nuclear war, I expect to be dead. To misuse an old saying, "better dead than red", which one can interpret anyway they like -- including changing it to "better red than dead". Just opinions in this case.
This isn't all about you, John. Lol In a nuclear war we're likely all dead, including my cat. Please think of Squitters if not the rest of us.
Let me delete and re-write:
I don't see all of humanity being wiped out by anything other than another asteroid. I might even survive nuclear war if I happen to be in the right place at the right time.
But a nation that is totally controlled, with no thoughts other than the approved thoughts, yep, that's scarier to me.
As I said, an opinion. So of course it is "all about me" that's what an opinion is.
"I might even survive nuclear war if I happen to be in the right place at the right time." Knowing that so many share that opinion to me makes it scarier than a West Point for bureaucrats.
As far as living in a country with no thoughts but approved thoughts, looks like we're heading there regardless. Pretty bleak options, right?