by wizarc » Wed Dec 14, 2016 6:19 pm
It's now 5 years later, so obviously, things will have taken longer to unfold than predicted if they play out this way at all, ever.
Trump is now about to succeed Obama, and while president elect, Trump, according to news reports, "ticked off China" by taking a phone call from Tawain government.
Trump's stated foreign policy so far is to beef up the American military while making friends with Russia.
If the military industrial complex is to march on as it has for so long, it needs another big war sometime on the horizon.
Syria is winding down now it seems, a capitulation to Russia, in alignment with Trumps stayed foreign policy.
Is the Middle East is going to quiet down some, in favor of the long talked about "Asian Pivot", with a confrontation with China the next big move?
It's hard to imagine we won't see Israel back on the scene against Iran real soon and if so, it's hard to see Trump getting out of that one, even if he's trying to do business, not war with Russia.
But, is Trump's call with Taiwan a bit of fuel being added to this China vs US fire you predicted could have started by now?
With the way the foreign reserves in China are heading and the global bond slaughter, the euro on the precipice of their crisis reigniting, I think someone (probably Gerald Celente) once said about the Banksters, "when all else fails, they take you to world war"...
It's now 5 years later, so obviously, things will have taken longer to unfold than predicted if they play out this way at all, ever.
Trump is now about to succeed Obama, and while president elect, Trump, according to news reports, "ticked off China" by taking a phone call from Tawain government.
Trump's stated foreign policy so far is to beef up the American military while making friends with Russia.
If the military industrial complex is to march on as it has for so long, it needs another big war sometime on the horizon.
Syria is winding down now it seems, a capitulation to Russia, in alignment with Trumps stayed foreign policy.
Is the Middle East is going to quiet down some, in favor of the long talked about "Asian Pivot", with a confrontation with China the next big move?
It's hard to imagine we won't see Israel back on the scene against Iran real soon and if so, it's hard to see Trump getting out of that one, even if he's trying to do business, not war with Russia.
But, is Trump's call with Taiwan a bit of fuel being added to this China vs US fire you predicted could have started by now?
With the way the foreign reserves in China are heading and the global bond slaughter, the euro on the precipice of their crisis reigniting, I think someone (probably Gerald Celente) once said about the Banksters, "when all else fails, they take you to world war"...