I can’t avoid the wait and see, but for sure I’ll be using alien intercession and Mass Meditation daily.
Actually, the fact that interest in Mass Meditation has increased recently may mean it is necessary now, so not the good timeline at all.
Just watched Biden give the most coherent speech he’s given in years. What a circus. Sometimes all you can do is laugh at the clown show.
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but for sure I’ll be using alien intercession
alien intercession is a hugely underrated field, (recommend to connect w/ Higher Self field as well when using), but IMHO but man as a species, if they can’t even reconcile cultural differences within their own species, how is man going to be ready or open for ‘contact’?
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He’s smiling like a kid on Christmas day 
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Financial War 2.0 is on.
Mr Trump is the most powerful president ever. The market is full of uncertainty. Its Allies will be particularly nervous, and China will have to deal with it again.
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I am predicting one of the best movies / tv show biopics on trump in the next few years to a decade. Viewing Trump in the context of the wider world is like being inside a movie
the polarisation of social media divides the nature in crazy ways.
QUESTION: do you think there will be a second American civil war?
drop your predictions
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Not now. Perhaps in the future, If anything I believe the Second Emendament could be the casus belli this time.
What I know it is that’s huge polarisation and duality going on, and every one dehumanise it’s political opponents, which is not good and make things much more tense
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Officially, I’m not a Trump fan. But he is a bit of a living meme, so there’s always something amusing with the surrounding paraphernalia.
I honestly don’t know what would happen. It seems that there has been a very sound shifting to the red spectrum. I think the word that’s been thrown around is that the democrats have been “shellacked” lol. --I don’t know, I tend to prefer the conservative side on a lot of practical matters. But I like some of the more idealistic portions of the liberals (but not necessarily the implementations they lobby for…).
It all tends to be theater.
-The Left tends to give people “free stuff” and programs that confer some sort of aid so that they can claim that their advocacy of certain groups gives them the moral high ground. But it’s usually in a way that is self-stultifying and also done at the expense of the middle class and to the benefit of special interests that fund them.
-The Right tends to give people a sense of “accountabilty” by attacking portions of government, slashing budgets, spending, and staffing in an attempt to punish what many right wingers see as governent excess — all while reducing the efficaacy of government programs and causing a lot of waste with services that aren’t able to function as intended. Many of the polticians also tend to directly enrich themselves with the policies they endorse.
Either way, there tends to be corruption where the personal gain of the politicians drives the process. It just plays to the different expectations of each voter base so people can feel like they have gained something.
At least, this time, a lot of the incumbent’s cabinet seem to be outsiders. So there may be a chance that things genuinely get shaken up. But, when massive changes happen, things tend to be unstable and not always controllable. So, depending on how their zeal squares with their organizational and managerial capabilities, we could be in for a rough ride. Many of the big changes that have been mentioned do sound quite nice, though.
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