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Trump for China?

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I had a geography professor who traveled throughout the world, and he once said that he had 'never been to a country where citizens distrust the government as much as they do in the United States'.  The fact that Americans are so wary of their own leaders astonished and I guess you could say even alarmed him.  And to note, he made that statement well before 9/11, prior to conspiracy theories becoming a big industry and part of the mainstream discourse. And speaking of conspiracy theorists, one of my favorites is the late Jordan Maxwell.  There's this video where he argues that "in politics, nothing happens by accident".  I don't necessarily agree with that statement, but I see his point.  And he noted that quote being originally made by Theodore Roosevelt , one of the most-famous American presidents in history and definitely someone who was more in the know than Maxwell. Jordan went on to point out the President of the United States has the greatest minds in t...
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"Apophis" and the Prophecied Threat of Meteors (Part 3)

As human beings, we have a tendency to view ourselves as being less in the eyes of the Most High than we actually are .  But at the same time, I understand why sometimes philosophers and people like that make statements such as 'we're just specks of dust in grand scheme of the universe'.  Even the Bible points out how fleeting (physical) life can be .  We are precious in the eyes of the Lord but in the grand scheme of things terribly fragile. THE SCIENCE CONSPIRACY I'm not against science or anything like that.  But I do believe there are entities out there who conscientously use it to try use it to negate the existence or involvment of the Most High. For instance, it's prohesied that there will be "earthquakes in diverse places", amongst other catastrophes , in the last days.  The impliction is that God, being displeased with mankind, is about the flip the script on planet Earth, so He's causing or allowing these things to happen.  But scientists will...
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World War 3 Watch: Colombia vs. USA

I first pointed out that Venezuela was part of the 'anti-US Alliance' way back in 2015 .  That may not have beem news to those in the know.  But for the average person who doesn't particulary give care what's going on in world affairs, well as a matter of example, there's a friend of mine, a fairly-educated dude, who was shocked when I recently told him that Russia once sent "a heavily-armed, nuclear-power cruiser" to Venezuela.  At the time, that marked (and may remain) the closest such a Russian vessel has ever come to the continental U.S.  And meanwhile, said visitation occurred all the way back in 2008. These international beefs tend to brew for awhile, and it's rare that they just disappears.  Dudes can be beefing for years, decades even, and if they aren't fighting today, they may be going at it tomorrow. Meanwhile, the United States has a long and f*cked up history of meddling in the affairs of Latin American countries.  The U.S. more or le...
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The Third Worldization of the United States

A few years back, I wrote an article premised on the idea that, despite the stated goals of the United Nations or what have you, the First World is becoming more like the Third World. Some poorer countries may (or may not) be moving up in the game of world economics, but that doesn't mean that richer ones are simultaneously maintaining their own status.  The goal, according to organizations like the UN, is supposed to be to eradicate world poverty.  But that end is never going to be achieved if, as one nation overcomes poverty for instance, another slides into it. I don't believe that what's currently going on in the United States is just circumstantial or coincidental.  Donald Trump may not be as racist as many people believe, but he's very much classist.  Trump was  more or less born with a silver spoon in his mouth and, to my understanding, some 70 years later is now richer than ever.  Someone like that you can't normally expect to be sympathetic toward...
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World War 3 Watch: United Kingdom + Japan

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I would argue that World War II - and perhaps by extension World War I even - never actually ended.  These conflicts may have concluded officially, on paper, with peace treaties, surrenders or what have you being signed.  But in the aftermath of WWII, there have been a number of resulting conflicts, most notably in Asia, which resulted in mass casualties.  Wars may end on paper, but grudges, political beefs and lust for domination can persist for generations afterwards. I'm not one of those scholars who believe that a full-scale World War III will inevitably happen, and of course, I hope and pray that it doesn't.  As for the War of Armageddon, i.e. the nations of the world teaming up to (physically) fight the Most High God, that's prophecy.  But when it comes to the prospect of World War III, none of us can see the future.  That being said, many of the powerful nations of the world, being who are they, are very much preparing for the possibility nonetheless...
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