Predictions 1: War
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January 10, 2023 at 3:14 pm #125685Raúl Ilargi MeijerKeymaster
John Koch Conversation 1962 I don’t really like to do predictions, not without tea leaves and crystal balls, but I do have one. My predi
[See the full post at: Predictions 1: War]January 10, 2023 at 4:08 pm #125694GermParticipant“There’s an old saying in Tennessee — I know it’s in Texas, probably in Tennessee — that says, fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can’t get fooled again.” ― George W. Bush
January 10, 2023 at 5:15 pm #125705That BlokeParticipantRaùl, you may not like doing predictions with or without tea leaves, but I do by reading the stars. What they have to say about Western European nations possibly becoming embroiled in a war within the next few months is not comforting.
For those who are interested, I’m looking at the Capricorn Ingress for 2022, i.e. 21:48 UTC on 21 December 2022. The prediction is valid until the Aries Ingress on 21 March 2023. Let’s take the “capital” of Europe, Brussels.
Mars (the war planet) is in the 10th house of the government which is already an indication that war features strongly in the minds of the commission (and the Belgian government). Not only that, but he is in opposition with the Moon, representing the public. This is a classic indication of war. Add to that that Mars in this case is the ruler of the 8th house suggests that there will be body bags for soldiers in particular.
The last point I shall mention is that the 6th house of the workforce, public health and the armed forces has Uranus (the planet of sudden change) as its ruler and Uranus is in terrible condition (in his fall in Taurus). So a sudden change for the worse can be expected for the armed forces.
Will all this definitely happen? Well, that’s where astrology has its get-out clause: the stars incline they do not impel. Nevertheless, this is one of the nastiest charts I’ve looked at and I’ve been doing this kind of thing for quite a few years.
January 10, 2023 at 5:28 pm #125707Bam_ManParticipant“It’s hard to make predictions. Especially about the future.”
— Yogi BerraJanuary 10, 2023 at 5:37 pm #125708AfewknowthetruthParticipantBy the way, waiting for the redactions and the announcement that ‘Russia was responsible’ for the demolition of the Twin Towers and Building Seven, and also the attack on Pentagon.
Remember that day? when steel reinforced columns collapsed ‘mysteriously; and buildings fell to the ground at freefall acceleration because of low-temperature fires in upper storeys; aircraft engines ‘evaporated’ upon low-speed impact with grass. Remember how the surveillance footage ‘went missing’?
Rememeber how the only part of the Pentagon that was hit by the
cruise-missile/dronepassenger aircraft that left no wreckage was the venue for an investigation into the missing billions?The crime wave of the mob continues, unabated and apparently unstoppable.
The crime wave of the mob is unstoppable – except by Russia.
January 10, 2023 at 7:05 pm #125716RedParticipantPredict the past? War it is and has been for a long time.
Emanuel Pastreich: Well, first I’m an American And you could say that I was a card-carrying member of The establishment, in the sense that my father went to Yale and I went to Yale, I grew up in an upper middle class environment, became a professor at University of Illinois, and I was 22 years ago a prominent figure in Asian studies—and I thought I would end up with a very illustrious career. But then I was forced by 9/11 and the build up to 9/11 to face ugly aspects of American culture; it was a change, a negative mutation, in American culture and I watched people being cleared out of government, out of academics, and other places and I felt we’d crossed the Rubicon, and that therefore, as an intellectual, I had a responsibility to take a stand and to oppose this. It was not just me, but it was a small group in America of people who felt we had to take a stand back then in 2001–even before the 911 incident.
But the institutional decay and contradictions went back to Oklahoma, it went back to the Kennedy assassination in some respects it went back to the end of the second World War. At the end of the Second World War we had this very sad experience —and equally true in London as it is in Washington DC–which is that during the Second World War there was an effort in Washington DC or in London to move away from the imperialist financial system and to get back to something closer to a republic, something based upon representation of the interests and the needs of the average citizen, to move away from global finance.
But that effort, that effort to maintain healthy institutions, started to fall apart at the end of the Second World War. It took another 30 years to weave the spider’s web in which American and British corporations set up their Headquarters, in the Virgin Islands and other places, and thereby created a parallel alternate universe that is not subject to the rule of law, that is not overseen by anything; just trusts, corporations, offshore holdings.
January 10, 2023 at 7:06 pm #125717jb-hbParticipantIn WW1, the Allies tried to break the deadlock of western front positional warfare by bringing in new countries and opening new fronts. Italy, Rumania, Greece.
It became a major barrier to peace talks. To bring in these countries, they had to bribe them with chunks of the opposing countries. Thus, they could not discuss peace terms with the Axis that the Axis found acceptable – it would be breaking the promises that brought their allies into the war.
Plus for a long time, listening to the concessions being required by the Allies, the Axis would be saying, look man, I’m sitting on top of most of Belgium, the most important chunk of France, big swathes of Russia, most of Rumania, and Italy keeps punching our fist with their face. You want to talk territorial concessions, let’s start there.
So there was no way for the two ends to meet.
Here we are with Russia sitting on top of a chunk of land the size of the UK… I REALLY hope NATO isn’t bribing Poland with chunks of Ukraine.
January 10, 2023 at 7:07 pm #125718GermParticipantMiddle-aged women warned over dangers of cold water swimming
“She had coincidentally had her Pfizer Covid-19 booster vaccination six hours before the swim,” the doctors write in the study.
It’s right there, it’s right in your face!
TVASF
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January 10, 2023 at 7:18 pm #125719RedParticipantA notable milestone was passed in 2022 when, for the first time, more than 80,000 different people from around the world – from 154 countries, to be exact – visited Tim Morgan’s Surplus Energy Economjcs website.
So, the pieces written by Tim Morgan and the hundreds of responses to each one are reaching around the world. But not being talked about in polite places, such as this thinktank.
The Overton Window provides a nice explanation of why a shrinking economy is politically unacceptable at present.
The public is not yet aware that it is how things are. So, the idea is unthinkable.
It has been suggested that there are six degrees of acceptance of public ideas:
This is really happening – why are politicians keeping so quiet?
January 10, 2023 at 7:33 pm #125720jb-hbParticipant(facepalm) I’m an idiot. They don’t even have to offer them parts of Ukraine. They can offer Kaliningrad.
January 10, 2023 at 8:02 pm #125723boscohorowitzParticipant“Here we are with Russia sitting on top of a chunk of land the size of the UK… I REALLY hope NATO isn’t bribing Poland with chunks of Ukraine.”
It would follow the playbook to date, for sure. Right now, the story-writer in me thinks that these salt mines make a perfect trigger for a major upgrade in hostilities. The covid narrative is falling apart at a visibly accelerating rate, and it would require something very big to distract from that.
If Poland makes significant movement, I suspect Russia will hit first, and hit hard.
As for those magic salt mines, one wonders what role drones might play. That salt mine is a tough nut to crack. But it’s also very complex and labyrinthine. One wonders what maps of the place Russia might have.
January 10, 2023 at 8:16 pm #125726Figmund SreudParticipantPredictions 1: War
__________________________Permit me to speculate a bit: <b>Certainty 1: War</b> Yes, … Poland has been itching for war with Russia ever since, well, ever since Poland was liberated from German occupation in 1945. It’s true, … I lived there, experienced it, but never understood it why it was so, … why it was so, so fervid? I guess I was young back then, … mind you, I’m old now, … and I still don’t understand why Poland enjoys to be such a satrapy, … this time, governed completely and unconditionally, by the U.S.? All mystery to me, …
F.S.
January 10, 2023 at 8:38 pm #125727D Benton SmithParticipantOne of my conspiracy theories is that when Germany’s elites and Nazi militarists realized in late 1942 that they would lose WW2 they began making and executing plans to exfiltrate the Reich from the Fatherland into positions of power elsewhere. Not all that hard, really, since the USA and England were already extremely sympathetic to the core ideas of officialized fascism, especially among their ruling elites and militarists. Vis a vis Poland they’ve been a bunch of fucking Nazi’s for nearly a century. Nazi’s hate Russians because Russians kick Nazis’ ass . . . . over and over and over and . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
January 10, 2023 at 11:06 pm #125740choochParticipantStill unconfirmed, but counterattack south of the salt mine has failed. Also, Russians now have the fire control over that fateful T0513 road (connecting Bakhmut with Siversk), and they do have the fire control over the M03 highway (connecting Bakhmut with Slovyansk).
Photos, of Wagner Boss in salt mine hitting social media.
The last post wasn't that clear. But this, looks a lot like a salt mine. Again with Prigozhin in the middle. pic.twitter.com/Qsm5YqmlOm
— NOELREPORTS 🇪🇺 🇺🇦 (@NOELreports) January 10, 2023
January 11, 2023 at 12:57 am #125745oxymoronParticipantI’m going with That Bloke.
The stars, the cycles, the fourth turning.
So Germ, is the Wim Hoff cold swim craze finally over then? I hate ice baths more than Cockatoos on my fruit trees!
January 11, 2023 at 3:45 am #125749Mr. HouseParticipant@ D Benton Smith
Did you know the Poles had a secret agreement in the pact they made with England before WW2 that England would only involve itself if they were invaded by Germany? I always wondered why the Allies didn’t declare war on the USSR. Then you read about how the West Financed the nazi’s and really helped them into power and you begin to wonder, was the war just a way to invade Russia? Look at the causalities for all combatants in the war and tell me what stands out to you compared to say, WW1.
January 11, 2023 at 5:20 am #125750D Benton SmithParticipant@MrHouse
One theory is that the the ancient Khazarian empire was an almost inconceivably devious, vile and treacherous bunch of power mad perves that was crushed and driven into an involuntary diaspora by the Russians over a thousand years ago and has nurtured a blood vendetta against Russia ever since. The comparative casualty figures of wars since then lends some credence to that notion.
January 11, 2023 at 10:48 am #125766Dr. DParticipantYes, but you can look at it quite a different way. 1) Ukraine is going down. 2) It will leave a violent, armed desperate power vacuum. 3) Poland and Nato need to salvage what they can. Therefore:
Poland is going to take Western Ukraine. But we already said this. Obviously they would need to mobilize: it’s a big and very violent place. We implied Russia may let them rather than hold the passionately anti-Russian areas themselves. So isn’t everybody softly on board with this? Okay, maybe they have to find the front lines first to have plausibility but when that fails, what happens but step #1?
Where is the downside? Poland is Nato and Nato therefore takes half of Ukraine. Re-stated, “Ukraine joins Nato” — or half of it does — which is a Russian red line. So what does Russia get for this? I mean the whole Donbas, manufacturing, coal, grain, the whole Black Sea coast, possibly Odessa, but this implies they would need more than that. And never trust anybody while armies are mobilized and marching.
How about handing off Estonia and getting a land bridge to Kaliningrad? Nobody cares about Estonia: they were going to sacrifice and murder them all anyway.
Other thoughts: Biden continues his slavic genocide, just as I said. London tells the slavs to all kill each other and for some reason I can’t fathom, they all do it. They claim they’re the master race and you’re all too stupid to live, but you don’t have to prove them right. Crickey. Yet here we are, about to kill every Polish Slav as well, leaving all Germany particularly, completely untouched as they are entirely helpless as infants. Whhhhhhhy? Because they are Nazis, joined up with WEF and the EU and protected now. Right? Or am I reading this wrong that the helpless, useless are protected, and anyone with power or gumption is sold out.
“From each according to his ability; to each according to their need.” Clearly Poland loves Germany and Germans so much now they will die to the last Pole so Germany doesn’t have to lose a limp-wristed sissy man and can spend their time on Netflix watching Cuties and dying their hair. Right?
Oh and that’s a DOUBLE of war spending, the only one anywhere near 2% rate, and now to 5%. ‘Cause they’re all rich n’ stuff.
January 11, 2023 at 11:49 am #125770EoinWParticipantThe Russians have said publicly that they are fighting NATO. NATO is the US military. In other words, it’s the US attacking inside Russia and killing/trying to kill Russian troops. I imagine the mental process of moving from this realization to the action of Russia killing Americans is inevitable.
The flaw in the Polish Adventure idea is that the Russians don’t fall for it. When have they ever gone along with any NATO ideas? Instead of fighting NATO to the last Pole, like the plan tells them to do, I would think you’ll see Russia immediately begin targeting US/British/German military targets. Yes it’s high risk but what choice do the Russians have? We may soon see this start in Syria, with Syrian and Iranians allies killing Americans.
The difference between Ukraine and Poland is that the Russians have objectives which they must first achieve before they can take on all of NATO. These objectives are almost certain to be accomplished, provided Russia doesn’t bite at the NATO escalation bait.
Another difference is that there are no Russians living in Poland. No need for a complicated invasion. Just kill anything NATOish, with the usual gradual Russian escalation they are famous for.
If Washington wishes to escalate after Ukraine, I expect Russia to finally take the gloves off. I also think they’ve quietly made this known to the handful of Americans at the Pentagon who might listen. The Pentagon vetoed war with Iran 3 years ago. Plus we all agree NATO has no stomach for American/British/German lives being lost.
in the end, I think it’s easier to drop Ukraine down the memory hole, like they’ve done with Afghanistan. That’s the nice thing about owning the media, you can create what reality you like. Also China/Taiwan may get their attention before the Russians have finished cleaning up Ukraine.
The only war our political class has a chance of winning is an one front war – against their own citizens. Eventually these bullies will fall back on that.
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