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The Next 100 Years: George Friedman

In his long-awaited and provocative new book, George Friedman turns his eye on the future—offering a lucid, highly readable forecast of the changes we can expect around the world during the t...  
 
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nugentmilicent (6 days ago) Show Hide
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I take back what i wrote earlier globalistbrat, ou make some interesting points
nugentmilicent (6 days ago) Show Hide
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From what I've read and although he did write about it in depth I think possibly George has underrated the pakistani threat. The Pakistani military hasnt totally burnt its bridges with the taliban. You can bet the pakistanis are banking on the nato forces to be forced to leave within the next 5 years and when they do pakistan will once again use the taliban to esentially make afghanistan another pakistani provence. The greater plan is combined they will annexe indian occupied kashmir.
globalistbrat (4 days ago) Show Hide
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You're probably right. For some reason the NATO block, while pretending to battle Islamic terrorism, is actually supporting Islamic hegemony in Eurasia. Z Brzezinksi's confessions on the NATO blocks "manufacruting" of the Islamic fundamentalist movements is on record.
globalistbrat (1 week ago) Show Hide
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This guy is still a retard, no matter how many times I revisit.
globalistbrat (1 week ago) Show Hide
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The US cannot possibly maintain its ascent under these conditions. The only possibility with today's trend is the decline toward a feudal police state.
nugentmilicent (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Your pretty primitive and uneducated aren't you globalistRAT?
Please leave teh debate to the adults.
George'sbook is fascinating
I've always wondered what Turks thought of a traitorous idiot like Ataturk taking Turkey from a historic major world power into the insignificant non entity it has been the last 80 years?
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Turkish power is overrated, as it was overrated back during the Ottoman Empire. When the Ottoman Empire was needed, it was given an intelligence, navy and engineering corps to occupy key regions. When it no was no longer needed, it was dropped like a dishrag. Turkey is the same dependent animal.
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Also, Turkey is foreign controlled at the economic layer, military layer, intelligence layer. They just have a very fragile consistency, and that makes them the same medieval entity they were at their inception.
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SunsmileMaria (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Power by making Cyprus people refugees in their own country? Holding the half part of the island since 1974? What good can you see in a power that takes a nation's freedom?

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