Comments by "Rune of Svalbard" (@vladimirofsvalbard9477) on "The Spectator" channel.

In my opinion, steering clear of the Middle East, South Pacific, Europe, as well as many large American cities is the strategy for the next decade or two. South and Central America are up and coming countries with growing economies and less determination for revolutionary type behavior. European living will decline and militarization will continue. China and the surrounding regions will either be affected by conflict in the Pacific or Civil War within China that cripples supply chains. The United States will continue to have growing political violence and rioting following 2024 and most likely future elections. Crime will continue to grow and overwhelm many cities and the standard of living will decline as business ties with China are cut. Going forward, the US will need to strengthen it's relationship with Mexico and Central/South America; this is absolutely imperative. Seeing as all of these areas are growing in manufacturing capacity and economic trade. I'm not a huge fan of the immigration crisis (as many are not coming from Mexico). But Congress will need to initiate some kind of (citizenship thru service or expedited program). We do not have the logistics to deport 30 million people and it will come at the cost of social demonization against minorities, as it always does.
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@JZsBFF You accuse me of not learning anything from history and then accuse me of being a Russian troll; adding no content of your own. Why waste time being repulsive and ignorant, when you could spend time investing in your own knowledge and having decent conversations? Typically, people with no life and no future take part in such trolling.
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