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Over the remaining time of Biden's term in office I believe the following issues may surface and must be anticipated:
1) He probably will not last and Kamala will replace him.
2) Spending will soar and along with it waste. Green commitments alone, if instituted, will place American industry at an economic disadvantage.
3) Inflation will rise further as will interest rates.
4) Unless Republicans recapture both houses of Congress in 2022, racial division in America will continue to increase.
5) And even if 4 occurs it might be too late because the tooth paste is out of the tube and radicals will have successfully burrowed their way into our institutions and become more capable of paving our eventual highway/path towards Socialism and our ultimate destruction as a constitutionally based nation/society.
6) In the event police departments collapse, either due to defunding by radical Democrat controlled cities and states or simply early retirements and/or resignations, prospects for street violence will increase and confrontations among Americans will become a growing likelihood. I believe the undercurrent of resistance is beginning to percolate.
7) If America begins to unravel, external confrontations and/or challenges by Russia, China and Iran, among others, will heighten and may actually become coordinated.
8) In the event of 7, so called allies who have remained dependent on America, in the belief we were capable and willing to protect them, will evaporate and be driven out of self-interest either to become independent or cozy up to our/their adversaries out of necessity..
9) In the event Israel feels existentially threatened all bets are off in terms of American influence over their actions. This loosening has already begun
This is an admittedly dour outlook, and I prefer to be wrong, but as I noted I believe these potential occurrences must be anticipated.
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MIT has issues:
And Surprise:
By Larry Horist And, I did not watch the Oscars: A Rigged System Can’t Last Kurt Schlichter  Worst. Oscars. Ever.  Derek Hunter +++++++++++++++++ After three straight nights of rocket attacks emanating from the Gaza Strip, the ruling Hamas terror group reportedly rejected a cease-fire offer from Israel. According to the Lebanese pro-Hezbollah newspaper Al-Akhbar, Hamas told a third party it would turn down proposals to restore calm so long as Israel continues its “current policy” in Jerusalem. The report said the terror group threatened that the alternative would be “an explosion in various areas, especially Jerusalem, the West Bank, and Gaza, even if…things develop into a major conflict.” Both Egypt and Jordan have warned that their attempts to broker a truce might fail. Gaza-based Palestinian terror groups over the weekend fired more than 40 projectiles into Israel. They claimed the attacks were a response to unrest in Jerusalem, where Arab residents have violently rioted for several days after Israel imposed restrictions on congregating near the Old City’s Damascus Gate. Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas praised the rioters, applauding them for their “steadfastness in the face of Israeli schemes aiming to control the holy city.” He also commented on reports that the PA may delay or even cancel upcoming legislative elections. Abbas said the ballot would only take place if Israel allows voting in the eastern part of Jerusalem, a statement construed by many as a possible pretext to cancel the election. According to polls, the PA leader’s Fatah faction is likely headed for defeat.
Since the start of the Syrian civil war, Israel attacked Iranian targets in the country at least 200 times, then-US secretary of state John Kerry disclosed to Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif. In a leaked tape published by The New York Times, Zarif revealed that Tehran’s security establishment often kept him in the dark. The leaked conversation, recorded last year by an ally of the Iranian regime, was not intended for publication. Zarif can be heard saying he was “astonished” by Kerry’s confession. He also criticized the power of the country’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). “In the Islamic Republic the military field rules,” Iran’s top diplomat said. “I have sacrificed diplomacy for the military field rather than the field servicing diplomacy,” he added. Specifically, Zarif claimed that Qasem Soleimani, the former commander of the IRGC’s Quds Force, tried to convince Russia to torpedo the 2015 nuclear deal between Tehran and world powers. Iran’s Foreign Ministry confirmed that Zarif gave the interview but said that his words had been taken out of context. A spokesman condemned the leak as “unethical politics.” Meanwhile, the US and Iran are still discussing a possible return to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action. A high-level Israeli delegation on Monday is slated to arrive in Washington to voice objections to the US position. The team will be headed by Mossad chief Yossi Cohen and National Security Adviser Meir Ben-Shabbat. And, perhaps the Egyptians were smarter during the Pyramid days than they are now? ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ |
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