US Joe Biden News Megathread - The Other Biden Derangement Syndrome Thread (with a side order of Fauci Derangement Syndrome)

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Let's pretend for one moment that he does die before the election, just for the funsies. What happens then? Will the nomination revert to option number 2, aka Bernie Sanders? Or will his running mate automatically replace him just the way Vice-President is supposted to step in after the Big Man in the White House chokes on a piece of matzo? Does he even have a running mate yet?
 
Believe in China personal initiative is allowed only to the level the CCP permits. You see many new businesses launched all the time. But believe should these businesses get to a certain size, the CCP installs cadres to ensure control.

Having said that, the CCP is classic top-down. Not flexible, reactive instead of proactive. And the CCP devotes a huge amount of resources to stifling dissent. As things in China keep going south, believe the national level of anger will eventually overwhelm the CCP's ability to keep a lid on things. Communications in today's China are vastly easier and quicker than during the days of the end of the Soviet Union. Even if the CCP were to shut down their Internet/cell phone/landline networks, they couldn't do so until the damage had been done.
China has another flaw of the old USSR now that I think about it. A sense of historical permenance. That they will last forever regardless of whatever will come.

America suffers from it too, don't get me wrong. But not to the sheer narcissistic degree brought on by a history going back millennia.
 
This is why I'm monitoring the real estate dilemma in China currently; not only are they short on bread and Mao 2 is cracking down on circuses but their next tuesday has a chance at being another black one. If they fly apart fast that will send shockwaves globally and considering how pissed the US is right now, it's easy to see where that leads to.
The way things were heading anyway, even if this isn't the big shock, it's practically inevitable by 2024 that something major shatters.

There were already so many issues coming over the horizon that the old way of doing things was going to end in the 2020s regardless.

Aging with reduced birthrates as always going to fuck up westernised pension/welfare systems.

The global demographics that made global trade so profitable were going to end (developed countries and developing countries were in a perfect balance of young consumers to older producers at the peak of their careers since around 1990 until 2015, but aging and urbanization has declined birthrates faster than we predicted, and as a result the world is running out of growth opportunities)

Europe's population has likely entered decline (assuming Russian population data is somewhat unreliable) or will enter decline by 2023. It will not recover in our lifetime and it's likely some European economies will never recover to pre-covid levels or go much higher than them.

Asia's population was always going to enter decline in the 2030s. Japan's GDP in 2000 was 4.9T$. twenty years later it was still the exact same, 4.9T$. And Japan was a large very advanced country that had the technology to automate vast amounts of workforce. Many other countries won't have that as an option.

Underground Aquafers were always going to run dry in the US and China by 2030, crop yields will likely eat shit. If China's still a functional state by then, God help us, that famines going to be fucking horrifying.

The great recession exposed a massive illusion of how wealth creation in the west had stagnated for the lower classes. Radicalism will certainly brew from this.

The green switch is a nice idea but runs up against logic quickly, complete with the US losing interest in the middle east, Russia's only real export being oil, energy security is likely to collapse in a world crisis.

There were so many problems far off in the distance that people have just written off. Except now they're right on our doorstep. I feel like history is on the cusp of "thawing" so to speak.
 
China has another flaw of the old USSR now that I think about it. A sense of historical permenance. That they will last forever regardless of whatever will come.

America suffers from it too, don't get me wrong. But not to the sheer narcissistic degree brought on by a history going back millennia.
China has yet another basic flaw. They believe everyone who isn't Chinese is shit. Look at the Chinese character representing China.

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This represents "middle". In Chinese eyes, China is the center of the world, the old "Middle Kingdom", and everyone else is a bunch of barbarians. They have always been this way, always will be. Pride goeth before a fall.


On an unrelated matter, yet another US military officer with 18 years in is resigning his commission due to the actions of the Biden regime. Trust he'll land on his feet.


 
That was the compromise. Safe, Legal, and Rare. And the entire reason Pro-Choice had a very narrow majority was because of that compromise. Many didn't like it but felt it was equally distasteful to all sides.

Addendum: Related to fuck all, finally back in the office. Read, sitting at home next to a giant pile of faxed, yes despite being early adopters of technology we still fax for practical reasons, papers. Biden's at 37% approval according to our polls.
37% would be right in line where his current national polling would be without all the push polls IMO.
 
China has yet another basic flaw. They believe everyone who isn't Chinese is shit. Look at the Chinese character representing China.

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This represents "middle". In Chinese eyes, China is the center of the world, the old "Middle Kingdom", and everyone else is a bunch of barbarians. They have always been this way, always will be. Pride goeth before a fall.


On an unrelated matter, yet another US military officer with 18 years in is resigning his commission due to the actions of the Biden regime. Trust he'll land on his feet.


Do resignations like this count as dishonorable discharge?
 
Do resignations like this count as dishonorable discharge?
No. Once you have served any obligated service (normally due to training), an officer can resign their commission at any time. Unless they have been convicted of a serious offense under the Uniform Code of Military Justice, they cannot get a dishonorable discharge. Looking at this man's letter of resignation, he is in good standing, no unfavorable actions, and has requested and should get an honorable discharge. When I retired I received an honorable discharge.
 
For what? I'm out of the loop when it comes to 5D deepstate activity.
Open civil war between the factions of the cabal, and them splitting from the Biden admin. This leaves them high and dry and the fall guys once one of the factions wins out over the others, and means that Jill Biden is left watching everything she has worked for going up in flames.
 
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