The Post-Bush Regime: A Prognosis

I suggest that we can see the focus of the next US administration by paying attention to Al Gore. He’s going around preaching the gospel of climate change, and that is rapidly becoming the new cause celebre for the ‘international community’. It’s more than a campaign by Gore, we’re seeing a campaign being supported by the mass media, by the powers that be. We are clearly being prepared for a ‘new show’, after the ‘Bush show’, and the ‘new show’ is going to be about carbon taxes and credits, new energy sources, more efficient cars, biofuels, and all those other things that are allegedly related to climate change and peak oil.

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The only way the industrialized North can continue on this path is by taking over more and more of the third world’s land, water, and resources for its own use. As the industrial appetite for resources continues to grow at a rapid rate, and as our global resources are increasingly stressed, we are going to see a very rapid expansion of third world hunger and starvation -- the globalization of African-scale famines. This is inevitable while the North stays on this basic path, whether we have Gore-like policies or some other set of policies is of little consequence.

This ‘inevitability’ of mass die-offs in the third world is well known to those who run the industrial nations. From the perspective of the heights of power, the question becomes, “How can we manage these die-offs so that they cause the least disruption in the global economy, and so that they don’t arouse too much public outcry?” Of course once you begin managing die-offs, you are then engaging in genocide, ie, arranging for particular populations to die in preference to others.

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The rest of that read is grim.I think of our current society as having more than just One tight group...it consists of many competing groups with varying amounts of power.Now that the "elephants are fighting"we the grass suffer,as the Thai would say

The problems of the third-world are in the main due to unsustainable
population growth, and rampant corruption.
Something drastic needs to be done, and quickly.
Our political systems in their present form are not capable of resolving the many rapidly approaching crises, and I certainly hope
that there are indeed intelligent and powerful people working behind
the scenes who are prepared to take the necessary (unpopular) action.
I fully accept that I also am dispensable, but my great desire is to
know before I die that some attempt has been made to preserve this
beautiful planet by reducing population levels to match available
resources.
Even in my younger days I was alarmed at the many clearly evident
adverse trends, but never in my most pessimistic moments did I envisage how rapidly things would start to fall apart.