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Buffalo_Ken's avatar

I think if there is a 21st century concept to be learned after the 20th century has ended it is simply this:

Flux over the top is abounding and changes will happen quicker than you might imagine. Flux is running wild.....

I'm pretty sure I could prove that if push came to shove. So it suggests, some of the "elders" stuck in the 20th century need to realize new ideas are emerging and they will manifest so rapidly during this high state of flux which is NOT sustainable - there MUST be an outcome.

The moment is upon us - you could call it a quantum moment if you want - but high flux - means change is coming with assured probability and the changes will be permanent and swift. After that, assuming we all are breathing how about we go back to some of the ideas from the 19th century that were stifled wrongly? Can you imagine that!

How bout that?

Specifically, with respect to 19th century ideas I'm thinking about Kropotkin, the Russian genius he was, as well as the "Germ Theory" versus "Terrain Theory" argument twixt Pasteur and Bechamp respectively. One could also say, some of that debate ended wrong twixt Pasteur and Bechamp informed subsequent personnel interactions betwixt lets say Tesla and Edison. In both instances, the jerk prevailed in 20th century ideology, but truly - there is no way to keep a good idea down.

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GregB's avatar

It seems quite clear that a power shift is underway and that we will suffer as a result. It would seem that China and Russia are looking at other countries than UK/USA/EU, eg India. It can be no coincidence that your chart shows Venezuela oil reserves at 2nd place only to the UAE and that China is getting increasingly involved in Venezuala.

From nationalinterest[dot]org: "China’s collaboration with the Maduro regime has been persistent, even when not displayed on TV screens. This is not just because of China’s need for oil; it also has to do with minerals, a sector where Venezuela is quietly expanding—with Beijing’s backing."

How much longer will the Banksters want to service our £2.5+ trillion debt bubble? Even Brent crude is selling at less ($74) than the figures you quote for Saudi etc. We are yesterday's news. ..and Hunt has a plan? Pull the other one.

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