posted June 12, 2022 07:00 PM            

- Western empires are falling. Eastern empires are rising.

- America will pivot to China and the Pacific, desperately searching for a win before the midterm elections.

- China will cut America off from cheap manufacturing.

- Gas prices in America will probably exceed $10. US dollar likely to go into hyper-inflation sometime next year.

posted June 14, 2022 03:38 AM            

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Originally posted by Bismarck2:

- Europe will turn its back on America, and beg Russia for forgiveness. [/B]

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well I seriously doubt that!

What about Middle East, Iran and Israel for example?

posted June 28, 2022 05:49 AM            

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Originally posted by bumblebee:
well I seriously doubt that!

What about Middle East, Iran and Israel for example?

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Give it time, you'll see. The weaker America becomes, and the more hungry and fractured Europe becomes, the more likely European governments will come crawling back to Russia.

As for the Middle East, things are heating up between Israel and Iran. Israel and Turkey are both also looking to pick a fight with Syria at the same time. Saudi Arabia is slowly turning away from America, and looking towards China for future business opportunities.

posted June 29, 2022 03:37 PM            

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Originally posted by teasel:
BREAKING: Recep Tayyip Erdoan (
@RTErdogan
), Turkey withdraws opposition to Finland and Sweden joining NATO
http://twitter.com/BNNBreaking/status/1541886693615489024

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posted June 30, 2022 03:05 PM            

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Originally posted by AlmaRegulus:
Bismarck, what did you mean about the 1st week of august?

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I talked about this several times. Mars/Uranus/NN are all going to conjunct in Aries(sidereal) around August 1st.

If I have Finland's accurate ToB, it'll fall in its 7th house as well as Russia's 10th house.

For the US, it falls in the 6th house.

My guess is US/NATO will cross a red line then, and Russia will probably invade Finland/Sweden then.

Pay attention to countries like China and Australia as well. Big moves happening in the pacific.

posted July 02, 2022 03:49 AM            

Honestly Russia has no ressources left for Finland & Sweden. Not to mention they are huge countries.

posted July 02, 2022 07:49 PM            

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Originally posted by AlmaRegulus:
Bismarck, Mars/Uranus/NN are going to be exactly on my Dsc LOL.

Honestly Russia has no ressources left for Finland & Sweden. Not to mention they are huge countries.

But can you please check Lithuania & Poland? I am more worried about that direction. There is a distance of only 100 km between a Russian exclave and Byelorussia, and now Lithuania has partially blocked the transit to that exclave.

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I don't know where this myth about Russia lacking resources comes from. Russia is one of the wealthiest countries on the planet, in terms of resources.

As for Lithuania, if I have its ToB correct, its 7th house also falls in Aries(sidereal). If true, its fate will be the same as Finland's.

Speaking from a non-astro perspective, I think Lithuania is banking on NATO coming to its rescue if they get in trouble. I doubt that'll happen, because NATO is scared of Russia. That's why you see the EU refusing to take responsibility for Lithuania blocking transit to Kaliningrad.

I'm still searching for Poland's accurate ToB. However, speaking from a non-astro perspective, I know Poland will try to reclaim historical land in western Ukraine such as Lviv. Russia might tolerate this, or they might not. What will most likely happen is that Ukrainians will turn on their Polish hosts.

posted July 17, 2022 04:17 AM            

It looks like the August escalation might concern tensions between Greece and Turkey. What do you think?

And what will be the role of Russia in all this?

posted July 18, 2022 05:46 PM            

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Originally posted by AlmaRegulus:
Thank you Bismarck.

It looks like the August escalation might concern tensions between Greece and Turkey. What do you think?

And what will be the role of Russia in all this?

These old Greek-Turkish tensions coincided with the launch of gas transfer from Azerbaijan to Bulgaria via Greece, hmmm... not to mention the escalating old conflict in Azerbaijan and Turkey as a key negotiator in it...

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I don't think so. Greece is rather pathetic these days. My guess is the Serbia/Kosovo conflict will escalate in addition to the situation in Iran and its neighbors(Israel/Turkey).

Hungary(and Serbia) will have to decide quick what they're going to do about their coming energy crisis. My guess is that they'll ditch the EU and ally with Russia.

Btw, if you've been keeping up with the news, protests are spiking all across Europe. I'm not yet sure if there's going to be a famine-event in the coming months, but I know certain wealthy elites are trying to create an artificial famine. Pay attention to the Netherlands and their farmers.

posted July 21, 2022 06:56 PM            

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Originally posted by AlmaRegulus:
Wow Bismarck, can you please post the EU chart? I wonder if EU Moon is exactly on my Dsc LOL.

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Problem is there are multiple. Here's one, though I don't think it's the one currently in effect: https://oxfordastrologer.com/2016/05/european-union-chart.html

posted July 24, 2022 01:31 PM            

Wow so much Scorpio-Taurus going on (by the 1st link).

posted July 24, 2022 05:37 PM            

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Originally posted by AlmaRegulus:
Thank you Bismarck!

Wow so much Scorpio-Taurus going on (by the 1st link).

The 2nd link doesn't contain any data filled in though.

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posted July 25, 2022 02:16 PM            

Wait and see.

posted July 25, 2022 07:41 PM            

Question is will Ukraine go out with a whimper? Or, will they exercise the only option available to them? Namely, destroying the pipeline connecting Russia to the rest of Europe in hopes of doing permanent damage to Russia.

posted July 26, 2022 04:54 PM            

The ones that do come true, I'm sure you'll make sure we will be hearing all about it!!!...lol.

For the ones that aren't true are you will willing to admit you were wrong?

I have doubts about the EU bowing back to Russia.

The EU knows that Putin wants a divided EU.

Just an observation your username is "Bismark2" I gather your from Germany.

Out of all the EU nations the Germans are known for being soft when it comes to dealing with Russian and Putin.

I take that perspective comes into play with your interpretation. I can assure you the Poles don't want anything to do with Russia.

So I can't see all the EU nations universally wanting to bow back to Russia.

Definitely Germany because Angela Merkel sold Germany out to Russia...the other EU countries might be a different story.

In fact there set to become the largest ground army in Europe just because they don't trust Russia.

Onto the Ukraine front, it's become a stalemate if anything the conflict will drag on for years without any true victor.

posted July 27, 2022 11:01 AM            

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Originally posted by aquaguy91:
DualGemV2,
You might want to rethink the idea that the war is a stalemate. Ukraine admits they are losing hundreds of soldiers every single day and they are slowly but surely losing territory. That's not a stalemate. That's losing badly. The Western media has been really creative in making the war look competitive. They hype up certain weapons like the HIMARS as game changers, but don't tell you that Russia literally has hundreds of weapons with similar or superior capabilities on the ground in Ukraine now. They say 8 HIMARS are changing the tide of the war. By the way, 4 of those have already been destroyed by Russian forces. Russia is up against a well entrenched defensive line right now. Once they get through that they will advance rapidly again repeating the same patterns we have seen throughout the war.

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1. You have to be very strong minded or you'll easily be manipulated by Russian propaganda.

Dmitry Peskov is an excellent example, everytime he opens his mouth you can tell he's lying through his teeth.

The claimed destroyed Himars was debunked as untrue.

The Russians used trucks in an attempt to pass them off as destroyed Himars... if you look closely the vehicles don't match the profile
of a Himars..there's no distinct launcher box at the back of the vehicle, there flatbed trucks.

http://www.archyde.com/from-the-air-russia-publishes-a-video -of-the-destruction-of-himars-with-precision-missiles/

That plus the same week they claimed to destroy the HIMARS they also claimed HIMARS
damaged the Kherson bridge? One lie cancels the other.

2. The Russians don't have the same logistical support integrated in there armed forces the same way the US army does.

The Russians still depend on Rail and lack the supply trucks getting whats needed to the front.

Historically supply problems have always slowed multiple armies from advancing.

Supply problems slowed the Western Allies in WW II after D-DAY/Normandy and It slowed the Battle of N. Africa.

3. The Russians have suffered casualties too..

Putin covers this fact by having ethnic Russians not from Russia doing the bulk of the fighting.

Every Ethnic Russian male from Donestk or Luhansk is forced into the local militia to continue the fight for Russia.

The Donetsk people's Republic has officially admitted they lost 55% of there combat forces.

Unless Putin admits this is a war and not a 'special operation" you won't see mass conscription in Russia.

This is the only way you'll see Russia be able to use its complete fighting strength in Ukraine, otherwise Putin will always be short of soldiers.

4. Russian tactics are dependent on a slow siege warfare approach with heavy Artillery.

The NLaws & Javelins have already shown how inflective the Russian Battalion Tactical Groups (BTGs) are for being so Armored Heavy and lacking infantry support.

The NLaws and Javelins have wrecked havoc on the BTGs.

So the Russians are resulting to siege tactics similar to Syria, it's a slow an effective way of gaining ground.

The Ukrainians can trade land for time.
Not to mention by the time you capture the territory it becomes useless.

5. Don't doubt the Himars. The Himars take under 5min to reload and are gone in the same time.

There excellent shoot and scoot weapons. The Russians have more powerful weapons like the Tornado-S..but it's slower to reload and not accurate.

It will take 4 Tornado-S to hit the same target as 1 Himars.

It's accuracy and speed of getting out that matters more then the destructive power.

6. The Ukraine's could push back the Russians if the Germans didn't block the flow of more weapons and Biden wasn't afraid to send more powerful weapons.

The Russians have no equal to the atacms fired by the Himars, but it wasn't sent.

So yes the Ukrainians are out gunned but that's because there's too many controls preventing what they need.

But they already have a 1:1 Army size against the Russians. As an attacker you'll need at least a 2:1 Army size unless your army has the rapid shock & awe capabilities of the US army.

The Russians lack this there army stuck in the past, this is why there resulting back to siege warfare with Artillery.

What you'll see now is the Russians being unable to advance further beyond the ground they've already captured (Dombas region).

It's the Ukrainians that will be trying to go on the offensive to retake Kherson..that this will fail with massive casualties.

This is why I said it's a stalemate that will go on for years...

Zelensky will not accept the Dombas being occupied by the Russians and the Russians will continue to try to either replace Zelensky or take the entire Ukraine.

Neither Zelensky or the Russians will achieve these goals and there not going to give up trying any time soon.