04-19-2020, 12:44 PM
Well, my own thoughts regarding the end of this 4T are rather grim. I have been trying to post for days but could not get out the right words so I'll just be honest on this.
I think 4T is going to lead to the collapse of the current Western world order. I think America could either divide up into states or withdraw from the international scene with alot of domestic problems for the coming decades.
Europe will probably fall into the hands of the Populists. This will collapse the EU. The end result of all of this will be a USSR moment where the West enters into its very own version of the hard 90s. It's not a pretty prediction but I just cannot see this 4T ending peacefully and everything going back to business as usual.
That said, there will be a revival and I think the Millennials and Zoomers will build a new economy. There won't be a major war to fight so that is the good news. Might be some potential domestic conflicts in European states but we won't have WW3 this time around. Just expect depression like economic times.
As for the BRICs, they will dominate for the next few decades. However they are sort of having their own weird 2T events. For China, it will be about less strict rules and more freedom without persecution. I expect the end result for China will be a sort of liberalising period like the USSR went through with Khrushchev.
For Russia, it'll be about money and improving the country's economy. They have big problems in terms of only Moscow and St. Petersburg are growing with the rest of the country declining. A future Russian government is going to see this as a priority to fix.
Not sure about the others but I suspect that countries like Iran either have a revolution or more reforms at the top down to the bottom, which has been sort of attempted only half heartedly.
I think 4T is going to lead to the collapse of the current Western world order. I think America could either divide up into states or withdraw from the international scene with alot of domestic problems for the coming decades.
Europe will probably fall into the hands of the Populists. This will collapse the EU. The end result of all of this will be a USSR moment where the West enters into its very own version of the hard 90s. It's not a pretty prediction but I just cannot see this 4T ending peacefully and everything going back to business as usual.
That said, there will be a revival and I think the Millennials and Zoomers will build a new economy. There won't be a major war to fight so that is the good news. Might be some potential domestic conflicts in European states but we won't have WW3 this time around. Just expect depression like economic times.
As for the BRICs, they will dominate for the next few decades. However they are sort of having their own weird 2T events. For China, it will be about less strict rules and more freedom without persecution. I expect the end result for China will be a sort of liberalising period like the USSR went through with Khrushchev.
For Russia, it'll be about money and improving the country's economy. They have big problems in terms of only Moscow and St. Petersburg are growing with the rest of the country declining. A future Russian government is going to see this as a priority to fix.
Not sure about the others but I suspect that countries like Iran either have a revolution or more reforms at the top down to the bottom, which has been sort of attempted only half heartedly.