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Showing posts with label riots. Show all posts
Showing posts with label riots. Show all posts
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Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Obama supporters threatening riots - Martial Law Declared?
WASHINGTON D.C. - In advance of threatened riots by President Barrack Obama's supporters, the Obama Administration has declared Martial Law in advance of elections to "Head off civil unrest", Republican Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney, Vice-Presidential Candidate Paul Ryan and dozens of Republican members of Congress taken into "Protective Custody". President Obama then asked the Senate to suspend the Election until "Order" is restored.
Does that sound far-fetched? Do you think that sounds ridiculous? Look at what the Obama Administration have already done in their pursuit for the re-election of President Obama. The campaign funding irregularities, Libya, Sudan, Yemen, Afghanistan, President Obama's poor performance at the debate with the media's attendant spin. The continuing threats by Obama supporters against Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan and others. Do you really think they WOULDN'T do anything to remain in power?
Here is your pretext for the declaration of Martial Law:
"New civility: Obama supporters threaten to riot if Romney wins"
Go look for yourself, then ask yourself if you think Obama and his supporters wouldn't risk everything to maintain power.
Does that sound far-fetched? Do you think that sounds ridiculous? Look at what the Obama Administration have already done in their pursuit for the re-election of President Obama. The campaign funding irregularities, Libya, Sudan, Yemen, Afghanistan, President Obama's poor performance at the debate with the media's attendant spin. The continuing threats by Obama supporters against Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan and others. Do you really think they WOULDN'T do anything to remain in power?
Here is your pretext for the declaration of Martial Law:
"New civility: Obama supporters threaten to riot if Romney wins"
Go look for yourself, then ask yourself if you think Obama and his supporters wouldn't risk everything to maintain power.
Sunday, August 26, 2012
Riot plans for the RNC Convention
Ace links to several historical issues plus some current ones. Click the link below, and please check out all of the stories he links to.
"Riot Plans For RNC"
"Riot Plans For RNC"
Friday, August 3, 2012
Violent upheaval every 50 years?
While cruising the news like I do every day I came upon this story.:
"Circa 1870, the North fought the South in the Civil War. Half a century later, around 1920, worker unrest, racial tensions and anti-Communist sentiment caused another nationwide upsurge of violence. Then, 50 years later, the Vietnam War and Civil Rights Movement triggered a third peak in violent political, social and racial conflict. Fifty years after that will be 2020. If history continues to repeat itself, we can expect a violent upheaval in the United States in a few years."
If this is true, then the current issues we are having with the Occupy movement may be pre-ordained. The researcher Peter Turchin goes on:
"In the new study, Turchin, who reported his results in the July issue of the Journal of Peace Research, compiled historical data about violent incidents in U.S. history between 1780 and 2010, including riots, terrorism, assassinations and rampages. The data indicates that a cycle of violence repeats itself every 50 years in America, like a wave that peaks in every other generation. This short-term cycle is superimposed over another, longer-term oscillation that repeats every 200 to 300 years. The slower waves in violence can either augment or suppress the 50-year peaks, depending on how the two cycles overlap.
The longer cycle is "the one which we understand much better, and it is a universal feature of all complex societies," Turchin told Life's Little Mysteries. From the Roman Empire to medieval France to ancient China, scholars have noted that societies swing between 100-150 years of relative peace and 100-150 years of conflict, and then back again. Only some societies exhibit the shorter-term, and less subtle, 50-year-long cycles of violence along the way — the Roman Empire, for one, and if Turchin's theory is correct, the United States as well.
Why 50-year cycles? Turchin explained that a surge of violence begins in the same way as a forest fire: explosively. After a period of escalation followed by sustained violence, citizens begin to "yearn for the return of stability and an end to fighting," he wrote in his paper. The prevailing social mood swings toward stifling the violence at all costs, and those who directly experienced the civil violence maintain the peace for about a human generation — 20 or 30 years. But the stability doesn't last."
So the troubles will come to the boiling point in 2020 according to his research. That is less than 8 years, and my take on this is that things are going to get worse and worse, until we reach the boiling point. I personally don't want my family any where near cities or large towns when that happens. But that is just my opinion.
Click to RTWT
"Circa 1870, the North fought the South in the Civil War. Half a century later, around 1920, worker unrest, racial tensions and anti-Communist sentiment caused another nationwide upsurge of violence. Then, 50 years later, the Vietnam War and Civil Rights Movement triggered a third peak in violent political, social and racial conflict. Fifty years after that will be 2020. If history continues to repeat itself, we can expect a violent upheaval in the United States in a few years."
If this is true, then the current issues we are having with the Occupy movement may be pre-ordained. The researcher Peter Turchin goes on:
"In the new study, Turchin, who reported his results in the July issue of the Journal of Peace Research, compiled historical data about violent incidents in U.S. history between 1780 and 2010, including riots, terrorism, assassinations and rampages. The data indicates that a cycle of violence repeats itself every 50 years in America, like a wave that peaks in every other generation. This short-term cycle is superimposed over another, longer-term oscillation that repeats every 200 to 300 years. The slower waves in violence can either augment or suppress the 50-year peaks, depending on how the two cycles overlap.
The longer cycle is "the one which we understand much better, and it is a universal feature of all complex societies," Turchin told Life's Little Mysteries. From the Roman Empire to medieval France to ancient China, scholars have noted that societies swing between 100-150 years of relative peace and 100-150 years of conflict, and then back again. Only some societies exhibit the shorter-term, and less subtle, 50-year-long cycles of violence along the way — the Roman Empire, for one, and if Turchin's theory is correct, the United States as well.
Why 50-year cycles? Turchin explained that a surge of violence begins in the same way as a forest fire: explosively. After a period of escalation followed by sustained violence, citizens begin to "yearn for the return of stability and an end to fighting," he wrote in his paper. The prevailing social mood swings toward stifling the violence at all costs, and those who directly experienced the civil violence maintain the peace for about a human generation — 20 or 30 years. But the stability doesn't last."
So the troubles will come to the boiling point in 2020 according to his research. That is less than 8 years, and my take on this is that things are going to get worse and worse, until we reach the boiling point. I personally don't want my family any where near cities or large towns when that happens. But that is just my opinion.
Click to RTWT
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