Some very insightful podcast episodes out right now. The script has flipped and some people are really stepping up their commentary and prediction game.
First up is Scott Ritter talking with Dialogue Works. His analysis on Israel's bleak future is priceless.
I'm taking this as a massive white pill.
Next up is Tom Luongo talking with TFTC, a bitcoin guy, on the Trump assassination.
I don't normally like either of them, but I'm about halfway through, and what I've heard so far is pretty sound.
Last up is Uberboyo talking with the WhatIfAltHist guy, and they focus on putting what's happening right now in a broad historical arc based on past patterns.
One prediction that grabbed me is that he thinks there will be less than half the current global population by the end of the century.
@UncleIroh
They are considering a decline in population if things keep their current trajectory. The most probable change of events will be countries returning to patriarchy when shit hits the fan - like Afghanistan and Yemen did. They don't see it because of the unbeatable gynocentric spot linked with normalcy bias.
An important factor is, despite all the gay ops, feminism and buttsex around the world, global fertility rate is still above 2.1 (2.84 today). WhatIfAltHist is a dangerous midwit.
Agreed, he is dangerous but that's because I don't trust him or whoever his backers are. He's not a midwit though and even though I don't listen to his stuff normally, I do listen to Uberboyo.
His take on the depop question is that most of it will occur because of declining birthrates. I agree with that.
As for gynocentrism, TWRA is so far off the normiefag radar, I'd guess 90% + still hold gyno views. That question won't gain serious public steam for at least another decade I think.
More specifically this: regarding gender dynamics, birth rate, families, and it's connection to TWRA and religion, Millenials are done.
GenZ is done too, they can't turn anything around either.
The youngest Gen-A's on the other hand are still being born, and they're going to have to take these questions seriously.
@UncleIroh @Zeb Gen Z is more so going to be fighting the inroads of whatever conflicts happen. Most are retarded, but the contingents of the 'sides' are deeper entrenched than any gen previously. I have some relative faith in Z to change things after immense hardship.
Agree about the entrenchment. Gen-Z are not enough, but they are essential to starting the change.
Hardship is going to be the SOB taskmaster.
@UncleIroh @Zeb Yes, but they will be the first movement of change. The next generation will set or inherit the culture going forwards. My guess is Z filled with the most radicals will implement something radical in the time they suffer.
