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That's what I was thinking.  The Masters don't need a world war.  The wars during the last hundred years consolidated their control over industry, agriculture, and finance.  Western cattle would no more pick up a gun and tell the tax man to shove off than they would throw out their television and cell phone.  It's a done deal.

The war is already here between corporations and the cattle. When I say corporations I include governments. Between the food we eat and the flouride in the water to the dumbing down of the population through state education the end game is almost upon us. Slavery has always been a human condition but now the slave masters are supremely efficient at it.

The Powers That Be don't conduct world wars anymore.  The Banksters don't need it, and the people would not stand for it.

I don't follow mainstream media, so I don't know who caused you to suddenly become concerned enough speak out here.

What has made you concerned?

FTFY.

Yeah, but a Canadian annexation is a lot more likely than physics going haywire.

Yupper... The last 2 anyway... New vegas and 3


 Ever watch the TV series Revolution? (Currently running)

Ever play the Fallout series of games? 

A lot of crazy shit is going to happen in the near future.

Afghanistan is an army sink. It eats empires for breakfast.

That's not to say WW3 isn't coming. I just don't think it's along the "Path to Persia." When it starts, it will likely come from a completely unexpected direction, that, seen through the lens of history, will seem to have been inevitable.

In other words, we're going to get blindsided.

After studying a lot of history I have a lot of faith that as with previous wannabe empires Afghanistan will stop America from progressing in its bid for world domination, I know what you mean though, the racist, hate-mongering shit heads around the place can be distressing at times and it does worry me the kind of damage they can do locally.

Hello

this is the first time I think I ever post in this section.

I'm not in a particularly good mood these days, because the situation isn't particularly good.

I'm all about fun and good times but when things aren't going well I feel the need to express it.

I believe many people prefer to distract themselves with good news and cheerful hope for the better because that's natural (I do the same, often enough anyway) but skimming through the forums and observing things elsewhere I have come to realize that we have a tendency to collectively neglect taking actions which can effectively avert potential dangers.

I have been a social scout my whole life, basically, observing and understanding different social environments in different parts of the world, and while things may seem OK on the outside, it has become evident that the direction things are taking could lead to a disaster.

Most people, if not all, have a longing. It is communicated subtly and vaguely. But it seems we are programmed to follow routines of the past. We all know things should be different and we all know we can do better, but something keeps us from doing it.

I have just recently stumbled upon a quote by Bill Gates which I believe is very fitting:

"The first rule of any technology used in a business is that automation applied to an efficient operation will magnify the efficiency. The second is that automation applied to an inefficient operation will magnify the inefficiency."

Bitcoin is very important, but it is not the single solution to the problems we're facing. And if things continue the way they have been in the past we're in for some serious trouble. And Bitcoin may make it even worse, even if it's successful at a first glance.

What I'm talking about is a World War. There, I said it.

Now, you should always beware the one who gives warnings like that, but the facts have been out there and we've seen the effects of our economic behavior before and I only now care to address this. The opportunity Bitcoin has offered us does not seem to be utilized to its full potential. Most people are falling back into the same old patterns. And that's not good.

I have been struggling with the amount and extent of ignorance, hostility and mistrust around people, towards myself and towards one another and between groups of people. We live in a culture of pessimism and negativity, even when veiling it by friendly words and smiles.

And I have found that many people are fed up with this. Just like myself.

Fundamental change is ahead. And if it's misinterpreted as provocation, the outcome will be brutal. Irreversible and final.

Our system is flawed. And it's maybe best to save ourselves the time to figure out where and why exactly and just do things differently. Just the way we all know it works already.

I'm a regular guy. I'm on Facebook, I have a regular email-address, a phone number and if you really cared it would be easy for you to find out who I am and get in touch.

I'm just stepping forward now, because I don't give a shit.