Lilly gives update from Austria...9-30-22
Super this may or may not be "IT". But one thing I know for sure, it's coming at some point. Magus is correct, the US ain't listed in Revelation. Unless we are the whole of Babylon. Actually the way things are going lately, that may not be far off base.No, this is not TEOTW. The country has simply stubbed it's toe and we will be in pain for a while.
We have done this before.
Only one country has called down fire from heaven... atomic bombSuper this may or may not be "IT". But one thing I know for sure, it's coming at some point. Magus is correct, the US ain't listed in Revelation. Unless we are the whole of Babylon. Actually the way things are going lately, that may not be far off base.
I'm busy.It's going to take a charismatic leader who honestly has ZERO interest in being a leader to rally the people and start the movement to to oust the swamp and start fresh with farmers, construction workers and builders of many kinds to ever get the career politicos, money grubbers and lobbyists out of controlling positions. That or a cataclysmic event while all the A-holes are in one area.
I do believe if such a person could be prompted to take that first step Tens of MILLIONS would take up arms and follow.
If a truly "good person" arose to become such a leader, the power would corrupt said person before long. This is why I believe there should be term limits - no one can have power at a national level and remain above it.It's going to take a charismatic leader who honestly has ZERO interest in being a leader to rally the people and start the movement to to oust the swamp and start fresh with farmers, construction workers and builders of many kinds to ever get the career politicos, money grubbers and lobbyists out of controlling positions. That or a cataclysmic event while all the A-holes are in one area.
I do believe if such a person could be prompted to take that first step Tens of MILLIONS would take up arms and follow.
I'm also busy.If a truly "good person" arose to become such a leader, the power would corrupt said person before long. This is why I believe there should be term limits - no one can have power at a national level and remain above it.
Hasn't that sentiment been said annually for the last 100-500+ years? We're still here.There are so many serious world problems now, even if half got resolved we would still be teetering on the edge of hell.
Hasn't that sentiment been said annually for the last 100-500+ years? We're still here.
Hasn't that sentiment been said annually for the last 100-500+ years? We're still here.
Hasn't that sentiment been said annually for the last 100-500+ years? We're still here.
Please enjoy your delusion. I'll even help, your correct. Everything is wonderful, no cause for concern or alarm.
Really ? Seriously?This place is a prepping oriented site, and preppers tend to be oriented toward overreaction bias. The world at large is oriented toward normalcy bias. I fall in the middle - I think we're headed for a pretty rough patch, but I don't expect anything resembling TEOTWAWKI...
I think our versions of TEOTWAWKI are different. I don't consider culture - I only consider the economic, financial, and infrastructure aspects of it. So for me, it's when medical services aren't available, food is starvation level scarce in the long term not short term shortages, there is little or no ROL nationwide not just in certain cities, infrastructure is unusable, etc. The closest America has seen in over 100 years is the Great Depression and even then it didn't really qualify by my definition. My definition is more "Mad Max" than anything to do with BLM or other cultural changes. Granted, some of those changes could possibly lead us in that direction, but not yet...Really ? Seriously?
I sure do but a lot of it already happened. I mean think about it, the last bit especially: AS WE KNOW IT. Because I sure as heck never knew a world where Antifa and BLM ran free or where the speaker of the house stood on stage applauding deviant sexual behavior. Or when our own FBI and other feds turned on the people of the USA. Or where the elections were so openly and blatantly stolen or where murder / attempted murder suspects were turned free on their own without bail. The list of things that have changed radically in the last few years alone is staggering.
We can bet it's only going to get worse until the large majority of the decent people quit letting the small minority of deviants run all over us as we have been for the last however many years. We the people have been wrongly oiling that squeaky wheel for years and look at where it's gotten us!
If you think about it with an open mind we are both correct.I think our versions of TEOTWAWKI are different. I don't consider culture - I only consider the economic, financial, and infrastructure aspects of it. So for me, it's when medical services aren't available, food is starvation level scarce in the long term not short term shortages, there is little or no ROL nationwide not just in certain cities, infrastructure is unusable, etc. The closest America has seen in over 100 years is the Great Depression and even then it didn't really qualify by my definition. My definition is more "Mad Max" than anything to do with BLM or other cultural changes. Granted, some of those changes could possibly lead us in that direction, but not yet...
Absolutely. It's a matter of how we each define it, not "I'm right and you're wrong". We each look at it differently.If you think about it with an open mind we are both correct.
The thought, large majority of decent people versus the minority of deviants, is stuck in my mind at the moment. Yes, the decent people probably have the means, wisdom, and resources to make a stand but the other side of the entitled other minded masses is much larger than we think.Really ? Seriously?
I sure do but a lot of it already happened. I mean think about it, the last bit especially: AS WE KNOW IT. Because I sure as heck never knew a world where Antifa and BLM ran free or where the speaker of the house stood on stage applauding deviant sexual behavior. Or when our own FBI and other feds turned on the people of the USA. Or where the elections were so openly and blatantly stolen or where murder / attempted murder suspects were turned free on their own without bail. The list of things that have changed radically in the last few years alone is staggering.
We can bet it's only going to get worse until the large majority of the decent people quit letting the small minority of deviants run all over us as we have been for the last however many years. We the people have been wrongly oiling that squeaky wheel for years and look at where it's gotten us!
There is One Big Thing different now from 1914 and 1938.During the early 1900s, storm clouds of national tension gradually got worse over Europe.
In hindsight, the war of 1914-1918 had become inevitable years before it started. It was the first world war, but after it was over, folks with normalcy bias (ie the majority - including all the folks that didn't or perhaps wouldn't see it coming) called it "the war to end all wars".
By the 1930s, the storm clouds were back again. The tension gradually grew again. Over 1939-1945 even more people got killed than the First World War had done.
The cold war made first world people think that we could conduct warfare in someone else country and just watch it on TV.
The storm clouds are gathering over Europe again - anyone who doesn't think this is most likely to end very badly for many, needs to step back, look at events with objectivity and see the forest for the trees.
WWI was the first conflict fought with HMGs and modern artillery. Those weapons produced the very big death tolls that bled both sides almost dry. Even up to the last year of that war, the outcome could have gone either way. Civilians also got killed in an unprecented way. It was that industrial scale killing that made people hope that the lessons learned would prevent future wars......but it didn't.There is One Big Thing different now from 1914 and 1938.
+++++++++The presence of nuclear weapons+++++++
The beautiful thing about the cold war (with mutual assured destruction) is that both sides realized: "If I push this button, most of us will die."During the cold war, it seemed like nuclear weapons kept it cold (at least unless you lived in one of the places a proxy war was waged).
But now it seems like the boundaries of deterrence are being pushed like never before.....
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