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HOW WILL THE WAR START

Continuation from yesterday…….On October 24th, 1962 a convoy of Soviet ships was steaming towards a Cuban port.  In their wake laid a large contingent of the US vessels enforcing the blockade. Everyone was on edge. If the Soviet ships where to cross the blockade line, they would likely have sparked a military confrontation that could have quickly escalated to an all out nuclear exchange. The sense of doom was in the air. So much so that the U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara was quoted as saying “I thought it was the last Saturday I would ever see.”

A few days prior, on October  14th, 1962, a U-2 spy plane flying over Cuba discovered nuclear missile sites under constructions. Missiles that would have had the capability of reaching the US within minutes. President Kennedy immediately gathered a small group of senior officials to debate the crisis. Known as ExComm, the group met continuously for the next two weeks. Deeply divided between those who wanted a peaceful political solution and those demanding that President Kennedy uses the opportunity to strike at the Soviet Union first.

Eight days later, Kennedy ordered a naval blockade of Cuba while putting all of the U.S. military forces on DEFCON 3. The US B-52 bombers were placed on the highest state of alert, Polaris class submarines were told to expect launch orders and ICBMs were prepared for their countdown sequence. President Kennedy’s adversary Nikita Khrushchev responded by putting Warsaw Pact military forces (Soviet Military Machine) on full battle alert. The U.S. was forced by respond with DEFCON 2.

As the Soviet ships appeared on the horizon the stage was set. If they were to cross the blockade line, the nuclear war was imminent. In fact, both the Soviet Union and the US bombers were already in flight to their respective targets. Both Kennedy and Khrushchev had their finger on the proverbial red button in the highest stakes game of chicken ever played. The world was just a few minutes away from an all out nuclear inhalation.

One simple mistake, one miscommunication, one shot, one dirty look, one wrong word, one loss of communication, one lost nerve or one person buckling under an immense amount of pressure is all that stood between peace and an all out nuclear war.

To Be Continued Tomorrow…..(Why Am I Seeing This On A Financial Website?)

What Cuban Missile Crisis Can Teach Us About The Nuclear World War 3 Google

Continuation from Friday…….Most people react in one of two ways when they first hear about my prediction. The first group dismisses me with outmost disrespect. They challenge my credibility, call me really nasty names and assure me that in today’s world any nuclear conflict is simply impossible.  In fact, I am certain that at least half of this group believes that I do most of my writing from a mental asylum.

As accurate as their presumption might be, the other half of folks try to assure me that the war is coming much sooner than 2029 and that it has already started.  Believing that the war will come out of the Middle East and Israel.  While it would be impossible to address all of such issues, allow me to leave you with the following thoughts on the subject matter.

First, my time cycle work is as accurate as anyone can get to making future predictions.  After working with such cycles for over 10 years, both long-term and short-term, I have not seen them miss once and I don’t believe they will start now.  And that is going all the way back to 1776.  Second, while wars can spring out over a very short period of time and seemingly out of nowhere, the conditions must right. Such conditions call for a significant amount of discontent and hate between the parties.  While the relationship between the US and Russia/China is heading downhill, it is far from being in a critical phase.  We need another 10-20 years to fully nurture the hate between the parties and to brainwash the populations.

Here are the developments we have to look for over the next 20 years.

• The relationship between the USA and Russia will deteriorate significantly.
• NATO will continue with its attempts to move right next to the Russian border.  Further destabilizing the region in the process.
• Western Media and political leaders will continue to accelerate their propaganda portrayal of Russia as an “Evil Empire” with a madman (Putin) at the helm.  Putin will portray the US in the very same fashion.
• China will face a massive financial crisis due to its housing, shadow banking, credit and economic bubbles. Resulting unrest might lead to an all out regime change.
• China will continue to exert its dominance in the South Pacific Region while building a powerful military machine. Pushing the US and China relationship to a new low.
• The relationship between Russia and China will continue to improve.
• Russia and China will be forced to form military alliance to counterbalance NATO.

As soon as points above are fulfilled, particularly the last one, know that the war is drawing closer. In the next section we will take a brief look at how the war might start.

To Be Continued Tomorrow…..(Why Am I Seeing This On A Financial Site?)

The Nuclear War Developments To Anticipate Over The Next 20 Years Google

Continuation from yesterday……..If you are unaware, the US owes China $1.3 Trillion. With the US National Debt at over $17 Trillion, the US is one recession away from not being able to cover its interest payments. In a nutshell, the US doesn’t have the money to repay the Chinese. The only way out of this mess is for the US is to inflate its currency away. The FEDs have been trying to do just that over the last 10 years, thus far, without too much success.  Mostly due to a number of deflationary forces within the economy.

Based on my stock market timing and mathematical work, that is about to change. The FED will be successful in getting real inflation going after 2017. Slow at first, much faster after 2022. Basically, the US Government and the FED will be able to inflate away China’s $1.3 Trillion (or more) over the next 10-20 years.

That might not be a problem if China didn’t face a massive economic slowdown of their own.  Sparked by malinvestment, a massive housing bubble, an immense shadow banking sector and a host of other issues.  When commenced China’s financial crisis will take decades to fully play out and it will, in no uncertain terms, devastate the Chinese economy. The Chinese leaders will need someone to blame in front of their population and since the US will inflate its $1.3 Trillion away, China will point its finger where it belongs. Rightfully so.  Understandably, this will cause significant friction between the US and China.  In fact, it is highly probable that this economic issue will act as the major trigger point that will eventually set this Nuclear World War 3 off.

CONCLUSION:

As recent developments in Ukraine have clearly illustrated, the relationship between the USA and Russia can go from a “good working relationship” to the “brink of hostilities” in a matter of months. With both Russia and China increasingly seeing the USA and NATO as an invading and a hostile force, it becomes a matter of time before China and Russia announce a formal military alliance to counterbalance NATO.  That is the primary reason as to why the macroeconomic and geopolitical issues between China/Russia and the USA/NATO will becomes a major trigger point.  In fact, we will see most of the issues above come under increased scrutiny over the next few years. They will not get better. They will continue to deteriorate until the initial stages of the war are triggered around 2029.

To Be Continued On Monday……(Why Am I Seeing This On A Financial Website?)

What Will Happen When The US Inflates Away Chinese Debt Google

Continuation from yesterday……...In other words, both Russia and China are fed up with the US and NATO at this point in time. Further, given today’s geopolitical and macroeconomic situation there is very little hope for the situation to improve. Quite the opposite.  It is highly probable that the US relationship with both countries will continue to deteriorate as all 3 superpowers fight for their own interests.

“The enemy of my enemy is my friend”

If you are unaware, China and Russia are both “ex-communist” countries that have a long history of working together.  Until China reluctantly opened up its doors to the West after Richard Nixon’s visit in 1972, it was always expected that China and the Soviet Union would stand together. Vietnam War, North Korea, Communism Ideology, etc…. In fact, it wouldn’t be at all wrong to describe China and Russia having a “brotherly” relationship. You consistently see the evidence of that at the United Nations, where Russia and China tend to support each other on important international issues.

Most recently, while both the US/Russia and the US/China relationships have been strained, the relationship between Russia and China has never been better. In May of 2014 Russia and China signed the biggest ever gas and oil deal valued at more than $400 Billion.  Around the same time Russia and China conducted joint naval drills. Further, the working relationship between President Putin and President Xi Jinping is incredibly strong.  In other words, both Russia and China see their close ties and their ever improving relationship as a must to counterbalance the US and NATO.

In conclusion, both China and Russia are fed up with the US. On multiple levels. As the US and China/Russia relationship continues to deteriorate over the next 10-15 years, Russia and China will, once again, be forced to form an alliance. With the US and NATO flexing its military muscles on the Russian and the Chinese border, the alliance between Russia and China will eventually become a military alliance similar to NATO.

Economic Reasons:

Most wars are triggered by economics, not ideology.  For example, the Civil War was fought over the cotton trade and not slavery, the Revolutionary War was fought over excessive taxes and not the British rule and the WWII was triggered by an economic depression and war repatriations in Germany in the 1920s and the 1930s.

If you are unaware, the US owes China $1.3 Trillion. With the US National Debt at over $17 Trillion, the US is one recession away from not being able to cover its interest payments. In a nutshell, the US doesn’t have the money to repay the Chinese. The only way out of this mess is for the US is to inflate its currency away. The FEDs have been trying to do just that over the last 10 years, thus far, without too much success.  Mostly due to a number of deflationary forces within the economy.

To Be Continued Tomorrow…….(Why Am I Seeing This On  A Financial Website?)

The Enemy Of My Enemy Is My Friend Google

Continuation from yesterday……

Political Reasons for the War:

We don’t have to go very far to see the tensions between Russia and the US -or- China and the US.  All we have to do is turn the TV on. As I write this today, the relationship between Russia and the US had cooled to the point we haven’t seen since the 1980s or before the Soviet Union broke up.  And while the two superpowers continue to position themselves throughout the world, the situation in Ukraine requires further attention as it clearly displays the power struggle between Russia, the US and NATO.

Just a few days ago the tragedy of Malaysia Airlines flight 17 struck over Ukraine.  And despite plenty of evidence to the contrary, the Western World and the Western Media were very quick to condemn Russia for the attack. Certainly before any investigation can begin and in many cases just 10 minutes after the crash had occurred. With very little physical, radar and other verifiable evidence, the President of the United States had the audacity to blame Russia and Mr. Putin directly for the crime committed over the skies of Ukraine.  A troubling trend that relies entirely on the “Believe Us” premise so often used by corrupt politicians. While it is highly probable that we will never know who shot down Flight 17, the incident clearly displays just how much the US and Russia relationship had deteriorated and just how close NATO and Russia are to getting involved in an all out conflict.

To most, Ukraine might appear as an irrelevant nation somewhere in the Eastern Europe. To the US, NATO and Russia it is of incredible importance. As the NATO expansion picture above illustrated, NATO continues its eastward expansion and now sits directly on the Russian border at multiple locations in Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia.  As it is right now, many high ranking Russian military generals see this expansion right up to the Russian border as a clear declaration of war by NATO.

That is why NATO’s push for Ukraine becomes so important. If the Western powers and NATO are able to get a major foothold in Ukraine and eventually have Ukraine join the EU and NATO, that in itself would  deal a major defeat to Russia.  NATO would now have a massive border with Russia and it would, in theory, be able to deploy a missile shield rendering Russian nuclear forces obsolete.  In other words, the conflict in Ukraine is a lot more complex and a lot more important than most people are led to believe.  Basically, it is a conflict that Russia cannot afford to lose and it is likely to go into an all out war to make sure Ukraine remains under Russia’s influence.

To Be Continued Tomorrow……(Why Am I Seeing This On A  Financial Website?)

Why Russia Will Go Into War Over Ukraine  Google

Continuation from yesterday…… 

Why Will the War Start? All wars repeat in cycles. In the preceding chapter I have identified a clear 84 year cycle associated with all of the major American (USA) wars. With the Nuclear World War 3 being just 15 years away, I believe it is important to understand what fundamental factors will set things in motion.  Understanding such benchmarks will help us keep close tabs on exactly when the war will start.  And while some people might assume that this gives us enough time to prevent the war from happening, unfortunately, real life doesn’t work that way. Based on my stock market work, the future is predetermined and cannot be altered by “spiritually unconscious” population. Simply put, the war is coming and cannot be stopped.

Further, as I write this in July of 2014, it appears that that most of world’s geopolitical and macroeconomic factors are already lining up to usher in the war.  Let’s take a quick look at what is happening in the world today …..

• Israel is fighting another war in Gaza.
• Civil wars in Syria and Ukraine.
• Iraq is about to fall in the hands of a terrorist organization ISIS. Afghanistan will follow the same scenario in a few years time.  Both countries will face catastrophic civil wars.
• NATO is pushing closer and closer to the Russian border. Russia blames the US and the EU for being directly responsible for financing the unrest in Ukraine.  In order to expand NATO even closer to Russia.
• The US is readying the next round of unilateral sanctions against Russia.
• Russia responds by getting further involved in Iraq, Syria and Ukraine.
• Russia reopens its spy base in Cuba to spy on the US.
• Cold War 2 between Russia and the US is accelerating.
• China is trying to establish its dominance in the South Pacific region by bullying the Philippines, Vietnam, Japan and Taiwan.
• China has already told the US, in no uncertain terms, to get out of the South Pacific region.
• China and Russia are already aligning their interest through their military cooperation and the biggest oil/gas deal that was signed between the countries in the mid 2014.
• Massive speculative stock market bubbles throughout the world and an upcoming financial crisis.

And that’s just the beginning as things will continue to deteriorate on all fronts.

To Be Continued Tomorrow…….

Why The World War 3 Is Coming  Google