Well at least they made all of 157 arrests yesterday, at that break neck speed they nab a whopping 155,760 in the remainder of trumpstein's term.
Trump is hindenburg. Just enough hope while things go to shit, to soften us up ahead of 'the real deal'.
My pet theory is the intelligence junta that runs the u.s. wants to go the post-weimer route for a variety of reasons. One to subvert the dollar so we can renounce the debt. Once the debt is out of the way, and the country has moved through, and then out of decades of demoralization, they put in another candidate vis-a-vis the actualization of the business plot, and then ramp up the (currently) incipient reindustrialization. Once remoralization is in high gear, the u.s. preps for and goes to ww3 with commiserate depopulation of the excess/unneeded population. This pulls double-time because the hyper-form of hybrid war, carried out by foreign intelligence here (with the tacit support of the u.s. domestic regime) using dissatisfied citizen-proxies, creates the perfect excuse to pivot from finance-based economies to mass centralization to cope with growing population (which will be slowed, but not stopped), in much the same way china's form of government is more efficient (and brutal) for managing billions of people, unlike our current form of covert private-public partnership masquerading as a 'democratic republic'.
In that regard, they'll re-export a lot of problem demographics, but it will be nowhere near the numbers anyone wants. The imports are here as warm bodies to lower wages, and boost raw birthrates ahead of a planned world war, because while winners are likely already decided, china also has excess dissatisfied population, and a military that wants its wars. And no side can really be seen to definitively win outright, without elimination population and wracking up enormous debt that makes it easier to control them.
The long term strategy is to delegitimize the very idea and system of regions-as-nations or independent geopolitical entities. This was always a contingency plan if mutually-reinforcing tightly-interlocking economic policies couldn't force a gradual series of mergers, but someone(s) at some time decided the current pace was too slow so they went with the war model instead.
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Trump is hindenburg. Just enough hope while things go to shit, to soften us up ahead of 'the real deal'.
My pet theory is the intelligence junta that runs the u.s. wants to go the post-weimer route for a variety of reasons.
One to subvert the dollar so we can renounce the debt. Once the debt is out of the way, and the country has moved through, and then out of decades of demoralization, they put in another candidate vis-a-vis the actualization of the business plot, and then ramp up the (currently) incipient reindustrialization. Once remoralization is in high gear, the u.s. preps for and goes to ww3 with commiserate depopulation of the excess/unneeded population.
This pulls double-time because the hyper-form of hybrid war, carried out by foreign intelligence here (with the tacit support of the u.s. domestic regime) using dissatisfied citizen-proxies, creates the perfect excuse to pivot from finance-based economies to mass centralization to cope with growing population (which will be slowed, but not stopped), in much the same way china's form of government is more efficient (and brutal) for managing billions of people, unlike our current form of covert private-public partnership masquerading as a 'democratic republic'.
In that regard, they'll re-export a lot of problem demographics, but it will be nowhere near the numbers anyone wants.
The imports are here as warm bodies to lower wages, and boost raw birthrates ahead of a planned world war, because while winners are likely already decided, china also has excess dissatisfied population, and a military that wants its wars. And no side can really be seen to definitively win outright, without elimination population and wracking up enormous debt that makes it easier to control them.
The long term strategy is to delegitimize the very idea and system of regions-as-nations or independent geopolitical entities. This was always a contingency plan if mutually-reinforcing tightly-interlocking economic policies couldn't force a gradual series of mergers, but someone(s) at some time decided the current pace was too slow so they went with the war model instead.