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pmc

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Kim and Putin out having a good time in the Aurus.

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I dont see they wearing a seat belt. The quality of roads for pure communist system is really good. This Vietnamese need western infusion and still cities not like these one.

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There is dogs, horses and that dagger.

 

tokenanalyst

Lieutenant General
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America has become a clown country.

I think if Boeing have troubles with planes flying in the troposphere imagine the troubles getting astronauts into space, that fact the Boeing executives still have a job or a not in jail is telling, the entire company needs a total reshuffling and NASA needs to start doing things on their own again.
 

FriedButter

Brigadier
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I think if Boeing have troubles with planes flying in the troposphere imagine the troubles getting astronauts into space, that fact the Boeing executives still have a job or a not in jail is telling, the entire company needs a total reshuffling and NASA needs to start doing things on their own again.

It feels like all of Boeing products were engineered to last a specific life expectancy and all of those life expectancies end at the exact same time. Every other week, there seems to be a new Boeing plane bursting into flames, accidents, problems, whatever.
 

Sardaukar20

Major
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Honestly, I would be surprised if anyone would remember Nancy Pelosi by 2049.
What are her actual accomplishments?
How many Speakers of the House do people remember? The number I can name are exactly 0.
Presidents obviously, VPs usually, Secretary of State if they are famous already or did something memorable, but that's pretty much it. Speaker of the House is on the level of Secretary of Transportation (aka No one gives a sh*t)
Maybe you're right. If I'm still around by 2049, I won't even bother to remember Nancy Pelosi. There are much better things to remember in world history than that witch.

There are two possible outcomes for the Dalai Succession.
1. The Indian-Tibetans will appoint an India-born Tibetan or even Indian child as the next Dalai Lama with the backing of India. This will be done in exchange for continued economic backing for those elites in the country (and they continue to receive western funding). There will be a conflict of the "true" Dalai Lama, but such is history.

2. The Indian-Tibetans try to establish themselves with their own identity without the Dalai Lama. They have some NED backing, but otherwise fade away like Juan Guaido. When they become useless to India, Tibetans are expelled. Most of the common people find their way to western countries and some even try to go to China.
I believe that scenario #1 is the most likely. They are already talking about it. The thing is, would India accept the Dalai Lama candidate selected by the CIA-backed CTA, or does it have its own candidate in mind. If yes, then the conflict over the "true" Dalai Lama will get even more interesting.

Nevertheless, I think that by the 15th Dalai Lama, the position will begin to lose its mystique, turning into more of a ceremonial role. The real 15th Dalai Lama in China will definitely be in a much more ceremonial position than his predecessor. The Dalai Lama position is still important in Tibetan Buddhism, but the political power of this position was definitely a hangover from feudal-era Tibet. The younger generation of Tibetans in China should be quite ready to accept that their 15th Dalai Lama is gonna be just a ceremonial figure. And that's okay because China is moving forward from religion and superstition, and the Tibetans themselves need to move forward too. As for the "Dalai Lama" selected outside of Tibet, China. That "Dalai Lama" is still gonna feel manufactured. Everyone will know that he is not a true Tibetan, and therefore will never possess the same level of authenticity and mystique as his Tibetan-born predecessor. We don't even know if all the Tibetan Buddhist Sects around the world are gonna accept him as their "Dalai Lama".
 
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