The Times Are A-Changing

 

Times are changing. To begin with, the turmoil that began in early 2020 is continuing. 

Next up, famine. Credible sources say that crop yields will be poor this summer across the Northern Hemisphere, due to a shortage of fertilizer. Add this to the supply chain problem and the high cost of fuel.

Inflation will accordingly also get worse.

And Biden, Trudeau, and the left will get the blame.

There is a good chance that, in the turmoil, some governments and regimes may fall. Putin looks vulnerable. So does Xi. So does Boris Johnson. So does Justin Trudeau; people are assuming he’s safe until 2025 because of his coalition with the NDP, but actually, the NDP can pull out at any time, and it is in their best interests to do so as soon as possible—as soon as they think they can afford an election. If they keep supporting an increasingly unpopular government until the next election, they will be obliterated. 

Biden seems secure, due to the difficulty of removing a president, but will probably be presiding after November over Republican majorities in both houses. It could be a different world in a year.

Netflix went anti-woke recently. CNN has warned it will fire its partisan personalities. Twitter is going anti-woke under Musk. The solidarity of the left has broken. The Hunter Biden scandal is exposing Joe Biden. The Durham report is exposing Hillary Clinton. The Depp trial has exposed the Me Too movement. Black Lives Matter is being exposed as a scam. Zoom classes have exposed Critical Theory in the schools. Trudeau’s declaration of the Emergency Act is being exposed as illegitimate. Jeff Bezos has rounded on Joe Biden. The legacy media are being exposed on brief after brief: Depp, Rittenhouse, Covington, COVID, the Wuhan lab, the Russia hoax.

The dominoes have begun to fall. As with the First and Second Estates joining the Third at the outset of the French Revolution, this can all shift swiftly. Most of the madness we have lived with from the left is held together with intimidation. We are getting close to the point where people will no longer feel intimidated. Then the Bastille goes down.