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Ordinary World
Searching for that Ordinary World as the theme today. We are at a moment in world history that we might not ever be able to get back from. We can no longer think about the past. We must forge bravely into the unknown with the hope that the future provides.
Most likely that means a nuclear war. We are constantly being threatened with this eventuality as the global powers seek dominance over the population so that they can control their surroundings to preserve the center of perception where tax dollars flow.
The Americans have the best chance at this moment to neutralize the threat with a decisive attack on nuclear infrastructure inside Russia, China, and North Korea. This could be done with conventional weapons and small groups of soldiers possibly on the ground. The risk being some missiles hitting civilian targets in retaliation. Plus a conventional war that would follow after nukes were off the table.
National debt and uncertainty weaken the West’s resolve to stand tall for world peace. The Allies can put an end to paying bills once all nuclear threats by Axis nations become a thing of the past.
There also exists the position that if the West doesn’t act now then later the Chinese could bypass their militaries capabilities. The West then risks becoming a vassal to China. Not familiar territory for people who might view it as backwards while protesting for freedom.
If war must happen then the West must make it happen now for this strategic reason; win now or lose later. We see as the House of Representatives fails to secure a Hemp for Victory vote on condemnation of China’s spy balloon, 419 falls one vote shy of the 420 needed, there’s always another reason to believe that the decision to go to war has already been made.
We are in limbo as we await the political maneuvers to play out as each side doesn’t want to be seen as the aggressor. Yet the strain from Russia’s invasion makes it easier for China and America to become careless in their political ambitions as the conditions for war exist.
From A to Z struggles with promoting peace and stability even as openings in Moscow are made with a friend known by name on Channel 1. It would be fun to walk museums filled with painting in the spring. Or take a train to Saint Petersburg. These daydreams could become reality yet it’s the Dragon that’s wanting to be unleashed terrifying the populations of nations.
It’s all wait and see and only time can tell. Can we all be content with steamed rice or do some insist on pork fried rice? We must eat and move material goods from location to location. War more like a break from the norm and a chance to hit the jackpot while most lose their life.
It’s difficult to predict the algorithm while artificial intelligence can now write these newsletters for From A to Z. It could have been about the human connection with Hemp and Hydrogen leading the way. Only at this time hoping to survive the blast that eliminates the rest remains a goal. The next step, to grow Hemp to cleanse radioactive material from the soil. It sounds stupid, yet it’s important to know what you’d do if you found yourself suddenly thrust into becoming the foundation of a new civilization.
From A to Z maintains an outpost for survivalists called the Alamo. It’s stocked with supplies and things that would be needed to maintain a city’s infrastructure. Executives with the Company are issued access to it at all times with evacuation plans in place to meet there. Yet it remains elusive, the actual experience of living after the use of a weapon of mass destruction.
Does someone arrive to help and can you avoid all the dumb mistakes in the movies are going to be wild cards once something significant happens. We can only do our best.
Thank you,
From A to Z
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Duran Duran – Ordinary World
