I am not quite ready to come out of my hiatus hole with essays, but I had a cartoon concept that was so hard-hitting, with IMHO so much gut-punch impact, I have to get it out for viewing and – hopefully – dissemination.
Here it is and please find all my other Covid-related cartoons.
Please let me know if I got the gut-punch emotional wringer right. The artist was very enthusiastic about this concept.
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And a grim prediction on which I hope I am catastrophically wrong.
- With Trudope essentially becoming dictator, all eyes will now be on the US as Canada is clearly a test case (please do RTWT)
- IMHO it’s clear that Russia, whether it has designs on Ukraine (and I suspect it does on at least parts of it), is being backed into a corner; I believe that there will, and soon, be some kind of agent provocateur action / false flag that even if Putin knows it is such, he will be compelled by national pride and reputation to take action
- I very much fear that said provocation of Russia will take part just as the effects of the planned US trucker protests make themselves felt on stores
- I am already hearing radio discussions about cyber attacks and how there are small “pings” – actions being blamed on Russia of course… and speculation about how Russia would unleash a full-on cyberattack on the West should it take action in Ukraine
- Regardless of the source of a cyberattack, there goes reliable electricity… right as we’re still in winter – it could be a “dark winter” after all
- Meanwhile, China is doubtless watching and thinking that if the West falls into war, the time is now to retake Taiwan
- Iran edges ever closer to becoming a nuclear power, if it is not already one clandestinely; Israel will be forced to take action
- India and Pakistan will no longer be restrained – they hate each other
- In other words… the world is stacked with piles of dry tinder, and they’re all connected – when one goes, they’ll all go, and there are people out there playing with accelerants and matches, and deliberately
Here, from the horse’s you-know-what, about the *cough cough* inevitable catastrophic cyberattack:
A catastrophe on which Candace Owens weighs in – recalling Event 201, a discussion about an “inevitable” pandemic that oddly happened just a few months before Covid made its world debut:
Countless millions will die from a global power loss. Don’t forget my two essays on depopulation:
The 7.3 Billion Dollar, er, Person Question
Proverbs 16:18… and What’s Coming?
Nor should you discount the possibility of an EMP attack as a part of this.
Remember Bill Whittle’s warning about the electrical grid’s vulnerability:
In closing, a quote from Robert Heinlein:
“Throughout history, poverty is the normal condition of man. Advances that permit this norm to be exceeded — here and there, now and then — are the work of an extremely small minority, frequently despised, often condemned, and almost always opposed by all right-thinking people. Whenever this tiny minority is kept from creating, or (as sometimes happens) is driven out of a society, the people then slip back into abject poverty.
This is known as “bad luck.”
I fear we’re in for some very bad luck. Alas, America and Western Civilization: Rome, er, America.
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I expect to put up a Monday Memes… likely a linkfest with comments on Tuesday… but trying to keep a lower profile at least a little while longer.
