The irony is the USA and the West are lead by mad
savages and we can never discount the war happening. After all, the mad
savages are not the one's doing the fighting or dying. And the fact is
the more anti-China the leaders are, the more they can win the votes.
So, in the run up to 2024, even war is not a distant possibility to gain
the upper hand domestically. That is how successful the brainwashing
has done to USA voters, who are now incapable of thinking rationally.
Two
constants are always at play in USA domestic politics. It is either
Russiagate or Chinagate that will most invariably sway the votes. For
the Democrats, Russiagate is the favourite cuisine. For the Republicans,
Chinagate is the preferred delicacy. Russia and China are the perennial
punching bags. Indiagate's turn will come.
Russiagate has
already been debunked - lock stock and barrel, but the Democrats are
reviving it. You see, there is nothing else to provide a war cry as
detrimental as Russiagate or Chinagate. Internally, nothing is
worthwhile being used to rally for votes. The homelessness, the drug
problems, the debt crisis, the political polarisation, the Ukraine war
siphoning off taxpayer's hard earned money, the fiasco in Maui are all
going to haunt them if talked about. So, the less they are talked about,
the better. Avoiding those issues are preferable.
And with
Trump's non participation already a foregone conclusion and more
credible younger leaders being decimated, and prevented from providing a
credible choice, and are being destroyed from springing even a bud, who
else is rising or can be allowed to rise? Even the incapacitation of
Joe Biden changes nothing, with Hyena Harris ready to step up. That
sends a shudder for me.
Anonymous
Another soap opera in USA coming up regarding the debt ceiling now at US$33.04 trillion. Do not be alarmed, as it will pass like before. Just print out of trouble as it always does.
ReplyDeleteIn Japan they had Abenomics that went nowhere. Now talking about Kishidanomics, still with lots of stimulation going on, while the Yen is falling out of the bottom. Real wages in Japan have really fallen behind inflation by leaps and bounds. Around 2010, it was 80 yen to the US$. Today it has gone down to 147 yen to the US$. The 150 Yen to the US$ mark is near.
ReplyDeleteIn USA they touted about Bidenomics, but look at the USA now. The economy is all a farce and all that talk about strong jobs, solid banking system, wall street all time highs are just unrealistic. Spending more every year than what you earn, is not a sign of growth is it? So, they call it 'deficit spending' and all that hubris. Now the debt ceiling issue is up again.
Printing more toilet papers, a trillion a year or more, and pushing up the stock market is not growth as mentioned by Professor Richard Wolff. Over the last decade or so, more than US$ eight trillion went into the stock market alone, and that is what they call growth, producing nothing, but inflating the wealth of the filthy rich and made them even richer.