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Making The Change

7/9/2022

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Lots of stuff is flying around the world at the moment. Let's ask The Committee for insight, in addition to the current post below.

I ask about 3 things:
  • The Trumpster
  • BoJo's successor  Liz Truss the new British Prime Minister
  • Vlad the Mad and Ukraine      

Q:  Esteemed Committee, a three-piece question: 1. Will Trump be charged? 2. if so indicted and if yes 3. exonerated?
C:  As the situation now stands, Trump will not be charged. What is already being considered by the federal court but cannot be publicly discussed yet, is how the intrusion was timed to occur when Mr. Trump would be travelling. Current and former US presidents face permanent personal threats of assassination, receiving lifetime protection from the US Secret Service because of this. These protectors would under no circumstances allow police to enter the house without prior arrangements and agreements, no matter what court permission the federal police would provide during a surprise, unannounced entry. Sophisticated assassins could easily forge false documents, use faked vehicles and wear proper uniforms as disguises. The problem USA federal prosecutors face is seizure of prohibited personal records, which will cause the court to invalidate all things taken. The federal police believed Trump would have opportunity to move evidence beyond their reach, had they attempted to prior coordinate their visit with the US Secret Service. Their removal of personal records unrelated to their objective will arise as the problem.

Q:  Given the several challenges facing the United Kingdom at the moment, is the new Prime Minister going to achieve improvements large enough and soon enough to satisfy the British citizenry?
C:  No. Higher fuel prices and price inflation now sweeping across the United Kingdom were caused by decisions both not easily or quickly reversed and also beyond the control of 10 Downing Street. As we have explained many a time on these pages, the ability of governments to manage crises is much more limited than most citizens of such governments consider. The ability of a government to inflict difficulties is much larger than capability to cure. This will become more and more obvious in the UK and in the USA in the coming months and next year, and around the world.     

Q:  If an invading army can go where it wants when it decides, I consider that a good definition of being conquered. Inside Ukraine, this is the situation for the Russian Army. When are things going to slow down, that military action stops?
C:  Russian occupying military forces will remain inside Ukraine permanently; a good portion of the current Ukrainian military force will be taken over by Russia. Military hostility will taper off as Ukranian forces continue to be reduced. Russia does not want to destroy Ukraine; it wants to re-incorporate it into the reborn CCCP now named the Russian Federation.      
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55 Comments
Lorri
8/9/2022 00:12:01

Raise your hand if you did not get something you thought you wanted, and saw some great advantages of not getting it later on.

I'll raise my hand first.

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Kyle
8/9/2022 00:28:35

Nope !!!

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Q follower
8/9/2022 02:57:30

Whats going to happen to the European economy this winter with the energy crisis?

When will the EU collapse?

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Patrick
9/9/2022 09:48:24

“It is collapsing now. The sound from the impact will be heard after the collapse has happened.”

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Pierluigi
8/9/2022 07:39:58

So, it seems that Queen Elizabeth is just ready to return Home.
As TC already announced several months ago,indeed, that she would pass away this year.

Also, next full moon will be on Sep. 10th : let's see what happens in the world...

Have a nice day
Pierluigi

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Lorri
8/9/2022 09:21:20

Her whole family is gathering around her in Scotland.

I recall TC predicting it would happen this year!

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alex campbell
8/9/2022 09:37:24

TC's prediction was the first thing I thought about!

Alex Campbell
8/9/2022 09:41:33

TC's prediction was the first thing I thought about when I heard the news. Her residence in Scotland isn't far from where I am.

Santanu Acharya
8/9/2022 10:05:56

That's correct.

Q: Will Great Britain's Crown Prince Phillip, the Queen's husband, live through the year's end?
C: No.
Q: The Queen herself?
C: She will live on into twenty twenty two.

By the way, does anyone remember TC saying that Prince Charles will opt out in favor of Prince William ?

Lorri
8/9/2022 10:32:18

@Santanu

Yes, I remember the prediction that they would skip over Charles due to unpopularity, and that William would be king instead.

I could see Brits preferring William, but the royals stick to tradition, so it's hard to imagine. The Queen has been having more photos taken with the line of succession with her - Charles, William, and George.

Jude
8/9/2022 11:43:04

That is right, TEC did say that William would be next king, not Charles. I do not recall they gave any further details as to why, but I could imagine that Charles would step back in favour of William due to himself not being a spring chicken anymore, and to let William and Catherine carry forward the monarchy as they need the sympathy of the people more than ever, given the difficult times the UK is going through. I had the impression that the prospect of Charles being the next king and Camilla being queen consort was growing on people... I could be wrong, of course! But I have also noticed a growing number of pictures showing the Queen with the next possible three kings, as if they were not sure yet as to who would jump in for the top job in the end... It may take several months after the Queen's passing before they decide, I imagine. The coronation may not take place before some time next year.

Lorri
8/9/2022 21:28:20

@Jude

Honestly, it would be extraordinary if Charles abdicated. The British royals consider "abdication" a dirty word.

Charles being age 73 doesn't have much to do with anything. They don't consider age to be a reason not to reign unless they are too sick and he isn't sick. His mother promised to serve her whole life whether it be short or long, and reigned until her death at 96.

Charles could choose to abdicate, but it would be going against everything he was taught. He's been one of the most active members of the monarchy too. I guess we'll see, but so far he's now being called "King Charles".

Lorri
8/9/2022 21:52:41

All that said, Charles is not exactly beloved.

Many reasons: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/former-prince-charles-britains-new-king-rcna35690

The latest reveal of suitcases full of cash he accepted don't help.

Jude
9/9/2022 01:09:14

@Lorri

Well, I guess we will see… Abdication may be considered a dirty word in the UK, but it has happened before… plus travelling the world at 73 may not be very tempting for someone of who we do not really know their actual state of health and who might not have the same kind of stamina as the late Queen… As to whether Charles is loved/liked by the British people or not, I would just like to say that the press say the same about President Trump and the American people… So since when do we believe the press… That Charles is proclaimed King now is no surprise, they now play through the whole funeral festivities as they have been planned and rehearsed for decades, but will Charles really be crowned? Let us wait and see…

Pierluigi
10/9/2022 09:26:43

I remember clearly TC saying that Charles woul abdicate in favor of William, but not out popularity, but because the harsh political and economical situation would impose a firm leadership that Charles would not be able to carry on.

Big troubles ahead, my blog friends, but you already knew about this coming...

Have a nice day
Pierluigi

TH
8/9/2022 12:28:45

She died a few hours ago. They just need everybody to gather at Balmoral.
Very heavy rain here in London - while at the same time...a little sun breaking through the clouds.

Rest in Peace.

https://imgur.com/a/vXciMCQ

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TH
8/9/2022 12:37:05

Lady C. says it at the end of this video. She's alleging bone cancer and she died at 14:xx hours.

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TH
8/9/2022 13:54:40

She passed away 14.37, UK time, had bone cancer, rip,

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Scott R
8/9/2022 15:52:17

Lol... Press Secretary for Biden says this out loud with a straight face: "We have created ten thousand million jobs since Biden came into office", I think she meant to say a bazillion. Lol.

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Scott2
8/9/2022 16:58:54

@scottr makes you wonder if she's really dumb or a good actress.

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Lorri
8/9/2022 21:30:43

"Ten thousand million" - that's funny!

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Right....
9/9/2022 18:25:45

The only jobs government can immediatley create are government jobs, which means more taxes. Unless, they bullshit about "job stimulation" in the economy - which with the track record of the current administration is total hogwash

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Steve
8/9/2022 23:01:05

I wonder if the queen receives any special service back in heaven, or if she just becomes a normal pleb, and has to go to the end of the que ? 🤔

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Santanu Acharya
9/9/2022 00:19:44

On the other side its just a normal homecoming. I heard that special welcomes are reserved for souls with exceptional selfless service for others

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Patrick
9/9/2022 09:40:38

“Every person’s return to Heaven is special. No objective standards against which to measure how ordinary, deficient or special a soul’s return home should be, apply. What a human did during a life incarnate, does not translate to praise or penalty in your home of Heaven.” - The Committee.

Lorri
9/9/2022 06:03:21

A double rainbow appeared over Buckingham Palace after they announced the downturn of the queen's health and as crowds were gathering outside the gates.

https://twitter.com/TODAYshow/status/1567925532842418179

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Patrick
9/9/2022 09:42:54

“Not a coincidence” says The Committee.”This was a symbol, sign & salutation to the people of The United Kingdom.”

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seeingeyes
9/9/2022 09:34:13

Thank goodness that she lived as long as she did, as that kept King Clown III off of the throne. Charlie is a true lizard. He has always been one of the biggest promoters of the WEF - hell, he is the guy who coined the phrase "the great reset" (Klaus just used it - Charles created it).

She kept this globalist trash away from the seat of power for as long as she could (and several years ago even offered to abdicate if Charles would do so as well, so that William could become king - all to keep Charles away from the throne - did not work - of course).

Like her or hate her, she is now gone and we have one of the true evil globalists ascending the British throne. Now the "fun" begins.

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Patrick
9/9/2022 09:45:43

“World and European events now unfolding will stand in the way of the fun to which you refer.” - The Committee

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Lorri
9/9/2022 10:09:05

I don't believe Queen Elizabeth offered to abdicate if Charles would have agreed not to be king. I have never heard this anywhere and it sounds like it's a made up story.

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Scott2
9/9/2022 11:33:21

@seeingeyes um isn't queen Liz also supposedly a reptilian. Either way I think it's difficult to point out any member of that family and say he/she was a good person or whatever.

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Patrick
9/9/2022 10:15:15

To the reader who sent the anonymous message yesterday about Queen Elizabeth, I trust you have by now seen those questions more than answered here by other readers.

We shall see if The Committee’s forecast of William becoming king comes to be. Of course the former Prince of Wales had to take the crown, that’s automatic but will Charles soon pass it to his son?

Free will means sometimes accurate forecasts and predictions change.

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Linda
9/9/2022 12:48:43

Troy Black is a YT channel. In his latest video, “ God Predicted Queen Elizabeth’s Death 10 days Ago”, he speaks of seeing a top hat 🎩 Relating to Charles. Listen to what he says about that. The video is long but if you start at the 2:00 minute mark and listen to about the 7 minute mark you’ll see what I mean.

https://youtu.be/prYYw75Q1JA

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Scott R
9/9/2022 14:45:00

The Committee says William. How that happens is all the fun we WILL see. They never said there wouldn't be twists and turns on how he gets there. This is going to be interesting to watch is how I take it. Whenever my gags explain what's next for me there are always a few things I go through before it happens. Big or small it always ends up the way they say. Anything but dull.

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Linda
9/9/2022 21:02:02

@Scott R, I agree. The Committee was correct about Trump winning the 2020 election, but for the twist of results. I don’t doubt TC. That what I was thinking when I heard that bit about Charles and the top hat —. And thought that bit may hint at the why or the how TC will ultimately be correct. Perhaps Charles at 73 doesn’t need the demanding schedule of a King. He’s already King Charles the III right now but for the pomp and circumstance. It doesn’t matter how long he holds that. Sometimes wanting something is better than actually getting it.

@Lorri: To your question above: I raise my hand.

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Scott R
10/9/2022 01:13:36

Linda, we all get blinders when it comes to this stuff, don't we? I have to remind myself of that whenever we go through this kind of thing.

Jude
9/9/2022 15:18:33

Just stumbled over this Nostradamus prediction by coincidence:

https://youtu.be/CInDFwa78u8

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Lorri
9/9/2022 18:08:49

I'm not a supporter of any monarchy, but this is funny.

LONDON (Reuters) - The story of how Queen Elizabeth handled an encounter with an American hiker who did not recognise her, recounted by a former bodyguard who was with her that day, revealed the fun-loving side of her personality that the public rarely saw.

She died on Thursday aged 96 after more than 70 years on the throne.

The monarch was out in the hills near her Scottish castle at Balmoral when two U.S. tourists on a walking holiday approached and one of them engaged her in conversation, said former royal protection officer Richard Griffin, known as Dick.

The hiker asked the queen where she lived, so she said London, adding that she had a holiday home just over the hill and had been visiting the area for more than 80 years since she as a little girl. She did not say she was referring to Balmoral.

Aware that the castle was in the vicinity, the hiker then asked her if she had ever met the queen, Griffin said.

"Quick as a flash she said: 'I haven't, but Dick here meets her regularly'," Griffin recounted on Sky News during celebrations of Elizabeth's 70 years on the throne earlier this year.

The hiker than asked Griffin what the monarch was like in person.

"Because I was with her a long time and I knew I could pull her leg (tease her), I said 'oh, she can be very cantankerous at times, but she's got a lovely sense of humour'," Griffin said.

Delighted, the hiker then put his arm around Griffin's shoulder and asked if he could have a picture of the two of them together.

"Before I could see what was happening, he gets his camera and gives it to the queen and says 'can you take a picture of us?'"

The queen obliged, and then Griffin took the camera and took a picture of her with the pair of hikers.

Later, Griffin said, the queen told him: "I'd love to be a fly on the wall when he shows those photographs to friends in America and hopefully someone tells him who I am."


(Reporting by Estelle Shirbon; Editing by Mike Collett-White)

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Renie
9/9/2022 20:07:48

Good story, Lorri =-)

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Scott R
10/9/2022 01:40:47

Lol, Lorri, best way to meet the queen, play it off you don't know who she is and let her have her way with you. Great story. I saw a YouTube vid of her at a white tie dinner with bush junior. She was standing to say something about him or the event or something, I couldn't really hear what she said, someone else here might be able to, but George was sitting there like a kid telling jokes to a friend in grade school and she hadn't said two words and he starts cracking up. I never liked her too much because of all the crap between her and Diana, but aside from that, I'm just now finding out about her sense of humor.

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Scott R
10/9/2022 01:17:27

Scott2, whatever is going on with the press Secretary, she's pretty calm about it all. She's got to be totally brainwashed. But then she has a lot of allies in that room, doesn't she?

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Scott2
10/9/2022 06:13:49

@scottr lol yes she does though I'll refrain from bashing the left even though. I could.

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Patrick
10/9/2022 10:32:11

Bash "the right" instead but make sure you include a politician in your target, and seriously consider bashing "the up" and/or "the down" also. You might say you've never heard about those last two. Well, well, well....that's intentional. The goal, well achieved, is to cram complex issues into simplistic two dimension perception. That provides the ability for politicians to create conflict, and do they!

Scott2
10/9/2022 11:59:34

@Patrick true shouldn't bash one without the other though I do have a biased opinion against the left.

Alex Campbell
10/9/2022 12:33:34

It's so easy to get immersed in the human cosplay. The drama is quite addictive! We forget very easily that all of us are part of the same cosmic consciousness. That said, I recall being on a school hillwalking trip in 1982 to Aberdeenshire. I wasn't looking where I was going and walked around a blind corner right into Charles and Diana! Even though I was but an 11 year old boy, I remember to this day how pretty Diana was.

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Lynn
11/9/2022 13:15:34

Has anyone seen the YouTube interviews with Ismael Perez? He wrote a book called “Our Cosmic Origin: Knowledge in preparation for the ascension of planet earth” and is saying among other things that he believes the solar flash will happen by 2024 and then everything will change. The interviews are fascinating and I like his positive, hopeful message. Wanted to get opinion from this group.

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Patrick
11/9/2022 15:48:30

No, I've never heard of the author or the book. By "solar flash" I believe he means a huge CME (coronal mass ejection) ?

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Frank link
11/9/2022 19:45:05

@Lynn,

I have only very recently seen Ismael Perez interviewed. His messages are positive and he is impressively calm and consistent when challenged. I am unsure how I feel overall. When someone mentions med beds are coming, I wonder when. If they won’t be here for 50 years or more, that really isn’t helpful, is it? I am just unsure about him is all I can say.

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Pierluigi
11/9/2022 14:59:35

It seems that the Russians have endured a serious defeat in the northern part of the Ukrainan front.

Maybe this will not turn the tide, but surely will hamper the russian advance for several months

Have a nice day
Pierluigi

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Patrick
11/9/2022 15:55:43

26 steps forward, 1 step backwards. Can Ukraine generally prevent the Russian Army from re-entering the area where this defeat occurred OR can (maybe will?) the invading forces just return with more firepower and troops? The Русская Армия can still go anywhere it chooses and Ukraine remains conquered.

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TH
12/9/2022 10:29:35

Interesting article..

https://consortiumnews.com/2022/09/07/john-pilger-silencing-the-lambs-how-propaganda-works/

"The propaganda now consuming Western societies....
The United States dominates the Western world’s media. All but one of the top 10 media companies are based in North America.
The internet and social media – Google, Twitter, Facebook – are mostly American owned and controlled.

In my lifetime, the United States has overthrown or attempted to overthrow more than 50 governments, mostly democracies. It has interfered in democratic elections in 30 countries.

It has dropped bombs on the people of 30 countries, most of them poor and defenceless. It has attempted to murder the leaders of 50 countries. It has fought to suppress liberation movements in 20 countries.

The extent and scale of this carnage is largely unreported, unrecognised, and those responsible continue to dominate Anglo-American political life.
The playwright Harold Pinter made two extraordinary speeches, which broke a silence.

“U.S. foreign policy,” he said, is

“best defined as follows: kiss my arse or I’ll kick your head in. It is as simple and as crude as that. What is interesting about it is that it’s so incredibly successful.
It possesses the structures of disinformation, use of rhetoric, distortion of language, which are very persuasive, but are actually a pack of lies. It is very successful propaganda. They have the money, they have the technology, they have all the means to get away with it, and they do.”

In accepting the Nobel Prize for Literature, Pinter said this:

“The crimes of the United States have been systematic, constant, vicious, remorseless, but very few people have actually talked about them. You have to hand it to America. It has exercised a quite clinical manipulation of power worldwide while masquerading as a force for universal good.
It’s a brilliant, even witty, highly successful act of hypnosis.”

Pinter was a friend of mine and possibly the last great political sage – that is, before dissenting politics were gentrified. I asked him if the “hypnosis” he referred to was the “submissive void” described by Leni Riefenstahl.

“It’s the same,” he replied. “It means the brainwashing is so thorough we are programmed to swallow a pack of lies. If we don’t recognise propaganda, we may accept it as normal and believe it. That’s the submissive void.”
In our systems of corporate democracy, war is an economic necessity, the perfect marriage of public subsidy and private profit: socialism for the rich, capitalism for the poor.

The day after 9/11 the stock prices of the war industry soared. More bloodshed was coming, which is great for business.

Today, the most profitable wars have their own brand. They are called “forever wars” — Afghanistan, Palestine, Iraq, Libya, Yemen and now Ukraine. All are based on a pack of lies.

Iraq is the most infamous, with its weapons of mass destruction that didn’t exist. NATO’s destruction of Libya in 2011 was justified by a massacre in Benghazi that didn’t happen. Afghanistan was a convenient revenge war for 9/11, which had nothing to do with the people of Afghanistan.

Today, the news from Afghanistan is how evil the Taliban are —not that U.S. President Joe Biden’s theft of $7 billion of the country’s bank reserves is causing widespread suffering.
Recently, National Public Radio in Washington devoted two hours to Afghanistan — and 30 seconds to its starving people.

At its summit in Madrid in June, NATO, which is controlled by the United States, adopted a strategy document that militarises the European continent, and escalates the prospect of war with Russia and China.
It proposes “multi domain warfighting against nuclear-armed peer-competitor.” In other words, nuclear war.
It says: “NATO’s enlargement has been an historic success.”

I read that in disbelief.

The news from the war in Ukraine is mostly not news, but a one-sided litany of jingoism, distortion, omission. I have reported a number of wars and have never known such blanket propaganda.

In February, Russia invaded Ukraine as a response to almost eight years of killing and criminal destruction in the Russian-speaking region of Donbass on their border.

In 2014, the United States had sponsored a coup in Kiev that got rid of Ukraine’s democratically elected, Russian-friendly president and installed a successor whom the Americans made clear was their man.
In recent years, American “defender” missiles have been installed in eastern Europe, Poland, Slovenia, the Czech Republic, almost certainly aimed at Russia, accompanied by false assurances all the way back to James Baker’s “promise” to Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev in February 1990 that N

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Patrick
12/9/2022 18:48:02

The article itself is mostly disinformation and propaganda, but also effective because much of what it says is TRUE.

The propaganda angle is that the article uses creation of disinformation as the platform to engage in a now very old custom, bash the USA. The USA involves a lot more than media companies slinging well processed bullshit. They mostly live inside their own echo chamber but will NEVER admit that. For every American who buys what they're selling, it's easy to find two more who don't. The media bullshitters will strongly imply that most Americans buy it - we don't.

Where would Europe be today if the USA did not stand up to Germany in the 1940s then Russia, wearing the clothing of the USSR, in the 60s, 70s and 80s?

Where would New Zealand, Australia & Japan itself be today without the USA? How about South Korea? Canada? Mexico?

The USA is not a perfect country BY A LONG SHOT but let's consider the largest nations of the world, about 200 million population or bigger: Brazil, India, Russia, Indonesia, China & Pakistan? You're in Heaven looking down and you are picking one through human eyes, values and morality (your GAGs are helping....) Which one?

The article however, is accurate.

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TV
12/9/2022 19:43:50

I think TH was referring to events and policy trends well after the WWII.
No need to pick any one of those most populous countries as the world order and systems will become due to a major overhaul.

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Stephen
13/9/2022 00:36:54

Putin invaded Ukraine not because of any NATO threat, but to preserve his dream of re-establishing USSR. Without annexing Ukraine and Kazahkstan, that dream would be gone.
Putin may still prevail against Ukraine, despite fierce resistance by brave Ukrainians. As long as Ukrainians are fighting, we should support them.
Western democracies may be all screwed up by the Illuminati, until you compare them with North Korea, Russia, China and Cuba. Life under Trump or Sleepy Joe is still much preferable to that under Putin or Chairman Xi.
Supporting Ukraine is costly, and untility bills in Europe are sky-high temporarily. Europe did not import on cheap fossil fuel from Russia until about 20 yers ago, after the collapse of USSR. There is plenty of natural gas available, Europe just needs to adapt, pay more for transportation, and build more LNG terminals. Then things will settle down. Every bullet sent to Ukraine to fight Russia now, will save lives in the next conflict against USSR v2.0 later.
And hopefully, the high cost of war might make China think twice about invading Taiwan. Otherwise, you may want to get a few spare iPhones NOW, because Taiwan makes 90% of microchips.

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yo
13/9/2022 11:30:28

Sounds like you have no clue to" woke liberal drivel

Do you know anything about the Russian history....

- About the Warsaw Pact that disbanded 1991,

why is NATO still existing and what is it's purpose??

If you ask China or Russia, they would they
-NATO is a threat to them and the world peace

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