I believe one of the key nexus points is energy, or the interruption/lack thereof. Think out of the box for one second--where does your food come from? The shop, the take-away, the fridge, the freezer? Where does your diesel/petrol come from? The filling point? From a tanker vehicle? From a refinery? From a well far distant? From a mega-tanker on the high seas? Where does your electrical power come from? The light switch? The high voltage lines you observe outside the city? The power generating station? What is the basic component of virtually everything you use everyday? The laptop you are using right now? The furniture you are sitting on right now? What is your mobile comprised of? Your flatscreen? The floor coverings in your flat? The paint on the walls? Petroleum is the basis of life in the west, and to a greater and greater degree, the rest of the world. A tipping point has been reached in that the less-industrialized economies are slowly but surely catching up with the west. China has now begun selling more cars than America for the first time in history. This is a mind-numbing/shattering event for those of us in the west if only for the fact that mega populations of China, India, and the rest of the less-industrialized societies are now in direct competition with the west for OIL. China has been burning diesel in her power generating stations; that is a major component of the rise in refined diesel costs. The consumption of oil is on an exponential basis; that is, it's not just one or two or a few Chinese customers acquiring new cars, it's dozens, hundreds, thousands of new customers. Those same customers want and are also acquiring more laptops, more mobiles, more flat screens, more airconditioning systems, more fridges/freezers . . . at the same time that economies in America/the EU/UK have still not recovered, and millions of men are still out of work, wondering where their next meal will come from . . . against this backdrop you have the incredible spectacle of "peace breaking out" in the middle east . . . millions of young and not-so-young also want their political freedom, the chance to work at a decent wage, (remember the staggering unemployed numbers in the region) the chance to acquire their own accoutrements . . . one has to ask why did this occur now? Who will be in control of OIL once the dust has settled? Are the newly enfranchised going to make a deal? Has the movement actually been triggered by black ops in the west as a means of continuing to control OIL? Why are the leaders suddenly just exiting, their governments toppled? They've been there for decades . . . friends of the west . . . who supplied, and continues to supply trillons of
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€/£ and arms and materiel and personnel/support systems . . . why now? Why indeed. Once the match is lit, it's virtually impossible to snuff the flame of self-preservation and the quest for self-governance and self-determination. The movement cannot be stopped, it will reach around the world, into the west; that is one of the primary (if not the primary) reasons peace continues to conveniently "break out" at this moment. A diversion? Perhaps. The elite will not be denied their source of power, dominance, and control. Without oil, it's going to be a much different world; it's in the core interests of the elite that the first phase of the "global die off" has commenced--rioting for food, scarce resources as in oil, water, will continue and infest every corner of the planet. It's not a random error, a horrible mistake of nature. The Svalbard Global Seed Vault is real, not a joke. In the greater Washington DC area, certain key personnel have installed private energy reserves at their homes. The same is true for the EU/UK and other places that house movers and shakers. Why have the Bushes acquired vast reserves of property in Paraguay? Why are Gulfstream V's in strategic locations fully fueled/loaded & ready to fly at moments notice? Government subterranean facilities around the world are now fully stocked/refreshed and ready to receive personnel; COG (continuity of Government) plans are updated and in place. The paradigm shift is happening. Before your eyes. Certain cities and countries will survive relatively intact, because of thier future planning and coopertion with one another. Berlin and Moscow come to mind; the Gazprom deal insures Berlin's prominance as the global leader, perhaps THE global leader after all has been said and done. The old Russian Bear has one more trick up her sleeve, that is, being the largest holder of petroleum reserves in the world, she holds all-important cards. And she still has thousands of ICBM's ready to fly . . . best not to upset mother Russia. And of course, one must not discount Iran, whose reserves are still very important. The fact that Ahmadinejad is ready to deploy nuclear weapons in his quest for the return of the 13th Imam is hugely significant. The introduction of chaos and return of the 13th Imam are the primary focus of his agenda. With all of that said, our new world may likely be drawn up along the lines of the new Islamic/Chinese axis (remember that Islam is the primary religon of the planet, just behind Christianity) and the Western Alliance, with the US/EU/UK North/Central/South America, non-Islam Oceania, including Australia-New/Zealand as the major components. Whether or not the impending conflict includes mushroom clouds is a matter of extreme debate; let's just say that Government stores include iodine tabs, geiger counters, and fallout shelters . . . as one of our favorite icons said, "Fasten your seat belts, it's going to be a bumpy night!"
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