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The RNC will gain or lose no more than 5-10 seats in congress. Trump or someone endorsed by him will get into office in 2024. Or a 'moderate' left winger. But biden will definitely not have a second term. The u.s. will give preference to AMD over intel. There will be a big shakeup in the media. We will (briefly) go to war with china over taiwan. A supreme court justice, maybe two, will die at the hands of the regime. 2024-2028 will see a much wider swing in congressional and senatorial seats. With both congress and the senate slightly red. The size of the IRS will be normalized.

Very few names (and certainly fewer of significance) will face consequences for the last six years.

Trump will be outed as having been behind some things we thought the left was behind.

The u.s. will step away from israel as an ally.

We will normalize relations with russia

We will disavow any cooperation with Turkey.

There will be large scale political upheaval, social unrest, and military turmoil in saudi arabia and yemen.

We may see significant muslim uprisings in eastern europe.

The bitcoin network will splinter again and face a resurgence in value across all coins as the rouble and petroyuan formalize some ties and the american regime grumbles but accepts some things are outside its control.

Next years harvest will be even worse than this year, with the weather even less predictable in north america and europe--this will be part of the catalyst for normalization of relations with russia.

Terrorism will become a significant new problem in the u.s, even worse than the 90s, as the FBI comes under fire over the next 2 years.

Twitter will face public structural financial problems, as will other tech companies, as the tech bubble doesn't formally pop, but is openly questioned by mainstream financial investors combine with pressure from astroturf retail investor movements.

The american military, or civilian leadership, will openly acknowledge we are no longer ahead in hypersonics, air-superiority, and other areas of combat.

Amnesty will likely not be officially passed, but there will grow, on both sides of the aisle, even as the RNC talks tough, more and more bills and policies and executive decisions that effectively create total amnesty--even more total than what we see today. A complete abandonment of immigration rules. These will be somewhat 'tightened' under red rule, but will be a continual sore spot, that the party 'fails' to do anything about every. single. time.

A new party will rise directly because of this last fact. It will face severe suppression by the secret police, both formally, through raids, and courts, and informally through other suppressive actions by various branches of the administrative state.

Trump will kneecap the teachers unions specifically, with the schedule F mandate, but while greatly crowing about the success of it, it will for the most part lead to only a fraction of the actual firings we anticipated.

There will be some sort of debt or loan forgiveness or debt restructuring for the education system, and likely other types of debt. Wallstreet will simultenously gorge itself on bailouts, and deeply protest 'debt forgiveness'.

That is all.

The RNC will gain or lose no more than 5-10 seats in congress. Trump or someone endorsed by him will get into office in 2024. Or a 'moderate' left winger. But biden will definitely not have a second term. The u.s. will give preference to AMD over intel. There will be a big shakeup in the media. We will (briefly) go to war with china over taiwan. A supreme court justice, maybe two, will die at the hands of the regime. 2024-2028 will see a much wider swing in congressional and senatorial seats. With both congress and the senate slightly red. The size of the IRS will be normalized. Very few names (and certainly fewer of significance) will face consequences for the last six years. Trump will be outed as having been behind some things we thought the left was behind. The u.s. will step away from israel as an ally. We will normalize relations with russia We will disavow any cooperation with Turkey. There will be large scale political upheaval, social unrest, and military turmoil in saudi arabia and yemen. We may see significant muslim uprisings in eastern europe. The bitcoin network will splinter again and face a resurgence in value across all coins as the rouble and petroyuan formalize some ties and the american regime grumbles but accepts some things are outside its control. Next years harvest will be even worse than this year, with the weather even less predictable in north america and europe--this will be part of the catalyst for normalization of relations with russia. Terrorism will become a significant new problem in the u.s, even worse than the 90s, as the FBI comes under fire over the next 2 years. Twitter will face public structural financial problems, as will other tech companies, as the tech bubble *doesn't* formally pop, but is openly questioned by mainstream financial investors combine with pressure from astroturf retail investor movements. The american military, or civilian leadership, will openly acknowledge we are no longer ahead in hypersonics, air-superiority, and other areas of combat. Amnesty will likely not be officially passed, but there will grow, on both sides of the aisle, even as the RNC talks tough, more and more bills and policies and executive decisions that effectively create total amnesty--**even** more total than what we see today. A complete abandonment of immigration rules. These will be somewhat 'tightened' under red rule, but will be a continual sore spot, that the party 'fails' to do anything about every. single. time. A new party will rise directly because of this last fact. It will face severe suppression by the secret police, both formally, through raids, and courts, and informally through other suppressive actions by various branches of the administrative state. Trump will kneecap the teachers unions specifically, with the schedule F mandate, but while greatly crowing about the success of it, it will for the most part lead to only a fraction of the actual firings we anticipated. There will be some sort of debt or loan forgiveness or debt restructuring for the education system, and likely other types of debt. Wallstreet will simultenously gorge itself on bailouts, and deeply protest 'debt forgiveness'. That is all.

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The u.s. will step away from israel as an ally.

Lol

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Lol

Stranger things have happened.

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It's not so much that it's strange but more that it's improbable.

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It's not so much that it's strange but more that it's improbable.

It is improbable on the surface. But I look toward our need to (formally) keep Turkey on our side, without which NATO splinters, and objectives bigger than the middle east end up lost.

I look at the leftward swing, and the essentially anti-zionist nature of the left. How the RNC works for the DNC. Even with every cabinet full of zionists, never forget the maintenance of the eurodollar and the eurozone is the ultimate goal of british neo-imperialism (modern zionism).

On that alter, they'd sacrifice israel to keep nato. Personally I think it would be retarded for them to do that, instead of acknowledge that the heartland thesis is dead and accept their limitations , but I don't make those decisions.

If I'm correct, then israel and the u.s. should be bombing iran or turkish proxies sooner rather than later (14-15 months at most). Because by then, turkey will be in the full-swing of pivoting to russia and asia instead of continuing its current charade as a go-between 'situational ally' of the west.

It's why the israelis bought trump, to negotiate with larger partners. And what he did was do just that, building walls to prevent a landrush against them, and establishing alliances with saudi arabia. It's a poison pill, so when the domestic regime in the u.s. pulls out of the eurodollar project (dollar decoupling as we export our inflation to our allies and trade partners), we still can't decouple without also decoupling from middle eastern oil.

Only they didn't expect saudi arabia to turn to russia as a potential economic partner (well we in america didn't). Effectively the sauds became israelis lifeboat to the next grift, now that the EU's economy is burning.

If you think about it, you know I'm correct on this one.

edit: thanks for the comment btw. Wouldn't have fully considered this analysis without you challenging the premise.

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Well fuck, thats enough.

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I think that is a low ball estimate. You may think I am heavy dosing hopium, but we will know pretty soon. 2022 midterms: massive red wave up and down the ballot in most states. A major pick up in the number of governors (10-12). North of 80 congressional seat pick ups. And 6-8 senate net pick ups. The democrat party is crippled. 2024 sends them into obscurity. The democrat brand is hurt so bad that another left wing party has to emerge.

The things that have been screwed up in the last 19 months will amazingly be fixed within a year of Trump's return. Whether that is 2023 or 2025.

The civil servant corps will be gutted. That is already happening, but people will see it after Trump's return.

The dollar will switch to the gold plus plus standard.

Aluminum free foods will become a thing.

Most if not all of ATF will be moved into ICE.

An America First type teachers union will be created and Republican governors will only negotiate with them.

Shocker: CNN will become a fairly conservative media source.

Our military will continue to pull away from the competitors. In as much because of their financial challenges as our progress.
Our military will actually be busier with many quick win opportunities.

People will find out that a significant portion of the funding for major social media and other tech players comes from the CIA who has been collecting their data for years. They go the way of AOL accounts or be put under new management.

What is left of the DS will be searching for a new money machine. Unfortunately that may be terrorism in conjunction with the stock markets. Targets will likely be more economically linked.

Fixing health care will become a major, major issue. The medical staff has been forced to lie and in many cases kill us. That structure needs to be fixed.

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Very stimulating suppositions, thank you RD.

I'll take a line item approach.

massive red wave up and down the ballot in most states.

I don't rule this out categorically. I'm only going off the understanding that the parties are false fronts and mostly kayfabe at multiple conceptual levels. The question then becomes, assuming they don't want a full fledged civil war, they need a blow-off valve type event. So how big does the wave need to be?

There is no doubt, we can agree, that the uniparty u.s. represents a proxy euro-sino alliance to loot or at least dismantle the petrodollar order in favor of multi-polarism. Maybe they don't feel the eurodollar model can last much longer. If thats true we should see europe very soon turn against u.s. mandates, almost on a dime, to work with russia and other currencies. Lot of the foreign reserves will experience "sloshing" if thats the case, as they figure out who the bag holder is. But thats a tangent.

I looked at who the preferred wing of the uniparty is now, and said "all things being equal, could some key HYPED wins substitute in place of large color swings in the house?" And concluded, yes, they could. And all things being equal, thats a more controllable outcome for blowing off steam, than the big-swing predictions. On the otherhand they're building up forward momentum for something, and no one can deny that if the riots, lockdowns, warp speed, and the vax, and sub-hyper inflation had happened under anyone except the RNC/Trump, that the right wouldn't have been able to be placated so easily. So there is a case for a big red swing, but with the building totalitarian spirit in the u.s. regime, this would actually probably be a less favorable indicator.

The small swing means the regime chooses or still prefers the slow-walk approach to increasing dictatorship.

The democrat brand is hurt so bad that another left wing party has to emerge.

I didn't rule this out but I also don't draw a significant distinction between the parties either. It well could be a leftwing party that emerges. Don't think it will be too radical though, considering everyone right of stalin is a racist/bigot/white supremacist/nazi etc. Civnats maybe. That would make sense. Like a co-opted libertarianism. The regimes been unhappy ever since their anarcho-socialist pipeline was hijacked anyway.

The civil servant corps will be gutted.

So we're agreeing schedule F, or something similar will be passed, but disagreeing on the magnitude.

I'm going more off past performance, and I make no excuses, and I mean none, for who I prefer, what I hope for, or any wishes I may have. On that measure, removing all considerations outside cold hard reality, based on past performance alone, and the amount of pushback it would create, even if he tries to, he won't succeed in gutting them.

I'll reassess and say, we'll see a ten percent loss of anyone in the administrative state, so maybe 200,000 people out of 2 million, and thats an upperbound. And it won't likely be on ideological grounds, which means we don't end up ahead in any way that helps us down the line. Theres precedence to consider this, especially when both parties know we are broke and need to cut some areas down to the bone. One gets a grievance narrative to rally its base for the elections, the other gets a strong win out of the gate in order to placate them.

The things that have been screwed up in the last 19 months will amazingly be fixed within a year of Trump's return.

Lets say a quarter of it will be fixed, and take 2-4 years. And it certainly won't return every that died.

The dollar will switch to the gold plus plus standard.

Not familiar with the "gold plus" standard. You talking the central bank crypto-fiat?

Aluminum free foods will become a thing.

Its already happening, yeah I can see this.

Most if not all of ATF will be moved into ICE.

I'll put it in the 'possible' category, but not necessarily 'probable' category. Guns and abortions are still some of the most effective methods of public division, the ones that offer the cleanest dividing ideological lines, and having given the right the abortion issue, I don't see them letting us keep our wins on the guns front. And the ATF is the face of the campaign against guns.

Of course dismantling them, in theory, would be a 'cheap' win because they're obviously incompetent and have effectively failed to stop the gun rights movement. At least, being incompetent, the regime gets a cheap win on placating the rightwings base, and can put that incompetence to use: failing to stop immigration.

Yes, I could see this as a real possibility. Downsizing the ATF significantly to "shore up" our borders. "splitting" the agency is what they would call it, with allusions to JFKs "shattering" (the cia to the wind). Sounds like you're ending them without ending them. And it looks like a signficant downbeat/knife-to-the-heart for any agency it happens to, but really, given their track record, its not. Those that mismanged it, get off scott-free, with a new area of operation, on a more pressing front (immigration), and the regime gets to assign its proven loyalists at the ATF onto said front to better guarantee control of outcomes. The 'failure' of the RNC wing of the uniparty to build the all or stop immigration offers us history to predict this outcome, combine with the previous calls and outrages of the gun rights movement for dismantling the ATF. Needing to look like they're going to do something about immigration is also a motive. Without disrupting small, medium, and large businesses, dependent on the largesse of cheap labor (as well as the u.s. GDP).

Yes, I would give this a "probable" rating over the next 3-5 years.

An America First type teachers union will be created and Republican governors will only negotiate with them.

More probable than the break up of the teachers unions, yes. Attacking the teachers unions would provoke all the others, and the regime is uninterested in outraging their own real base. This, combine with the predictions of some new party forming, and the widespread calls for debt relief, makes me believe they may in fact try just what you're suggesting--coopting and flipping the teachers unions before a whats left of public trust in public education is lost potentially for good. They won't risk that.

Shocker: CNN will become a fairly conservative media source.

'fairly' conservative is being generous, b ut they'll definitely move towards more civnat type content if only to save the shredded legitimacy of the alphabet agencies propaganda organs. It'll take a generation to restore them, if they're lucky.

Our military will continue to pull away from the competitors.

Which do you mean, falling behind or pulling ahead?

If the u.s. regime is co-opted by foreign powers, and theres no good reasons to believe they aren't, then our defense technology progress will continue to be stolen, sabotaged, and commoditized for the world. The isolionist push from public sentiment, being broke as a nation, the move to multi-polarism all indicate an opening up of our weapons technology industry even further, combine with less and less expansionism. We'll do like rome and attempt to retreat to what we can absolutely defend, as the world shrinks around us. Because this is what empires do post-peak when they encounter the limits of their ability to expand. Retreat to survive a long-tail decline, or collapse.

Our military will actually be busier with many quick win opportunities.

Trump was not militant and avoided war on numerous occasions. Foreign control of the u.s. government precludes these victories. From what I can tell our only apetite is for long-form wars that are mostly bomb-flat undefended regions, and bulldoze the ghettos that pop up from the ashes, then make bank pushing money to international contractors to rebuild.

People will find out that a significant portion of the funding for major social media and other tech players comes from the CIA who has been collecting their data for years.

Goes along with the theme of "the veil being lifted", which someone at an international scale, wants to happen in the west.

They go the way of AOL accounts or be put under new management.

Probably the latter.

What is left of the DS will be searching for a new money machine. Unfortunately that may be terrorism in conjunction with the stock markets.

Definitely, on both fronts. But I'm predicting a more general expansion of terrorism as a social trend and phenomenon. Actual violence will be sporadic, because I suspect the alphabet agencies will soon be told by various militaries to knock it off, lay low, and keep their noses mostly clean, simply because their profiles for this decades are 'too hot'--they're generating too much publicity and pushback.

Fixing health care will become a major, major issue.

Shades of obama, and considering romneycare, and the civnat isolationist push, and combine with "ok infrastructure." because what else are they going to address as internal problems? Well out falls "human infrastructure." Ties into the general narrative discussion of "debt" and "investing in people" and big enough cross section of the public is concerned about it, that this absolutely should be something we will see.

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Good discussion!

If this was a Reagan/Newt revolution with a still strong DS, I am with you. I think the DS has taken a significant hit via clandestine means. We will have our first indicator this fall. It is tough to know how the clandestine war is going, but all my sources are positive. Publicly: how do you wake people up? You piss them off.

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I think the DS has taken a significant hit via clandestine means.

This is where we depart. I think most of what we see is inter-factional infighting and little else, at the tail-end of a dying fiscal empire.

It's flailing, and the only adults in the room are probably part of the pentagon. And their priorities amount to maintaining the ponzi, because a couple billion people die if it collapses. In other words their best outcome is the status quo, or more corruption, and slow decline. And I think they are failing but fighting hard to get this outcome.

This comports, again, with what other empires throughout time have done when in decline: circle the wagons and retreat to defensible positions, minimizing the prior costs of defending over-extended territories.

On that prediction I can say our defense of taiwan will be limited, as taiwan is slowly strangled off by more and more military blockades, rather than out-right action. Which wouldn't be an unreasonable conclusion based on the existing premise, supported no less by what has already happened: u.s. refusal to engage in direct action in ukraine, instead again, resorting to proxies. The past is the best predictor of the future.

And I don't blame them. The mid-level political considerations don't have the support because they don't support the nations interests..at the political level.

At the very high level, long-term, defeating russia in ukraine does benefit u.s. national interests. Its this gap between short term and long term that destroys the feasibility of any sort of support. Thats a weakness built into the constitution and decision making structure and how its election cycles interrupt long-term planning.

Which is probably a good thing, because politics, unlike economics, is a different sort of animal, one that only makes bad decisions worse by its own lack of foresight.

Leviathan was probably blind. The u.s. government is too.

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I don’t want to be a downer, but 60% of the vaccinated people in the US quickly dying off from a killer, vaccine evading strain of SARS-CoV-2 sometime in the next year is a reasonable prediction at this point.

That is Geert Vanden Bosche’s worst case scenario and so far every part of it that he predicted has come true. In fact, we may be in the late stages where the sudden outbreak and die off can start any week now.

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I don’t want to be a downer, but 60% of the vaccinated people in the US quickly dying off from a killer, vaccine evading strain of SARS-CoV-2 sometime in the next year is a reasonable prediction at this point. That is Geert Vanden Bosche’s worst case scenario and so far every part of it that he predicted has come true. In fact, we may be in the late stages where the sudden outbreak and die off can start any week now.

Eh sounds the doommongers equivalent of hopium. "In two more weeks/months/years" (massive die-of cuz of the coof vax) is the new "trust the plan." I'm not saying you're wrong. I'm not even saying its unlikely. I'm saying accepting it is an easy way to stop thinking about the big picture. It's complacency disguised as hope.

And part of the the big picture is that theres been a continual failure of these worst-cases to come true. Hell, go look even at my worst predictions.

Complacency.

We can't expect things to change, in big ways, or quick ways, for better or worse, simply because we hope for or expect something different. That a very easy way to shut off our brains so we don't have to confront reality head-on.

A better starting position is to ask why you think the mass-die-off scenario is true. And if so, what that means about others intents and motives.

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Go down the line. List say, twenty people you can think of, from international leaders, to members of rival political parties, lobbyists (adl), to spies (head of the cia), to billionaires (gates), to 'big think' NGOS like wef and schwab. This is just first-order considerations. Now ask what does it mean to them and their agendas, interests, personal wealth, the systems that they work for (yale, vs harvard for example, which, rather than schools, are actually elite political institutions), the parties that serve under them. How does the scenario play out for them in their home country, in their new zealand bunker, in their town or homecity? How does it play out during a national revolt? Or a collapse? How does it play out if the parties switch hands?

Do that for all of them, and then start looking at the commonalities of what they might want, and what they don't want.