Wars and Rumors Of Wars

After a fairly lackluster June, recent news seems to indicate that things will pick up quite a lot for the month of July.

World events have been relatively quiet for a minute now. At least, “quiet” in the context of the greater overall shifting power structures around the world, which have been going haywire since 2020.

But a few key developments seem to indicate that this calm before the storm is rapidly ending.

First off, the Israel and Lebanon war that is about to begin. This conflict will certainly be used as a proxy war between the West and the rapidly developing BRICS bloc. We have deployed quite a bit of money and weapons against the Russians, Chinese, Iranians, and so on, and I expect them to return the favor by supporting Hezbollah and the Syrian/Iraqi proxies. This war in particular has the risk of easily exploding into not just a larger regional war, but a world war.

Then there are the increasing terrorist attacks happening on Russian soil. The most recent one in Dagestan claiming the lives of dozens of Orthodox Christians. All of these attacks are conducted or fueled by the Islamic State (ISIS). Shocking to absolutely no one, this is the same group that is front-run by the Israelis and the United States. Haven’t you ever wondered why the supposedly Islamic-Jihadi organization has never attacked Israel, but has attacked every country that opposes Israel? Russia knows this as well as we do. These attacks, many against Christians, are deliberate attacks by the Satanic United States. Russia has even said that they understand the situation as much. The question is only how long they are going to continue to endure such fragrant assaults against their own civilians without escalation, which is clearly what the West wants. 

Next up, we have some pretty unexpected developments on the Asian front. In particular, one under-reported one is that the Philippines and the Chinese are going again at it again. I’m not super surprised, but you know somehow it stems from the provocation of the West. Then there is the whole North Korea business. They’re actually sending troops over the DMZ zone to test the South, and they just signed a major defensive pact with Russia. Also, Japan is building up her armies, against their historical norm. And Taiwan just had their elections, and elected a very pro-West, United States proxy leader. Sides are being drawn through every one of these events, that much is obvious. But tensions are also heating up, far more than they have been earlier in this year.

Finally, we can’t forget the looming South American invasion by Venezuela into Guyana that is certain to come. Really, I think the Venezuelans are just waiting for more pressing wars to pop off before they decide to jump into the worldwide chaos under the radar. Probably a wise choice.

Looking back, the first half of this year was relatively dull. At least, I think we will be saying that once the second half of this year is finished, and all the above is not even considering that it’s an election year here in the States.

War and rumors of wars everywhere. I don’t know if the world has been this much on the precipice in my entire lifetime. Even the so-called War on Terror didn’t have the same feeling that this one does. 

Call it intuition, or just an odd gut feeling, but I think 2024 and 2025 are going to be the years of substantial change across this world. The kind of change that we haven’t previously seen in any of our lifetimes.