Russian Analyst Predicts US Collapse
Russian Analyst, Professor Igor Panarin, agrees with Bob,
Before the last election Bob warned that the US is rapidly sliding toward complete economic collapse and breakup similar to that which destroyed the former Soviet Union. Now a similar prediction has been made by Russian political analyst, Professor Igor Panarin. The prediction was reported in media worldwide except in the Untied States where leftist media (PC) censors refuse to tell the public about the coming disaster.
Professor Igor Panarin predicts that the US will split into 6 nations divided roughly on cultural lines. New nations are predicted to be the Northeast, the Left Coast, Texas, the South, the Midwest area, and a North Central area. He says that the economic melt down has already begun. Professor Panarin mentions the rapidly increasing secession movement in Texas. Every analyst world wide knows about this movement except the American people who have never been told about this major new political force in our own country. Political censorship in the US runs very deep.
Regular readers of The World According to Bob have known this prediction for several months. You read it here first. Other analysts worldwide are now publishing the same obvious truth.
Read Russian News On-Line
Read Daily Telegraph from London
Before the last election Bob warned that the US is rapidly sliding toward complete economic collapse and breakup similar to that which destroyed the former Soviet Union. Now a similar prediction has been made by Russian political analyst, Professor Igor Panarin. The prediction was reported in media worldwide except in the Untied States where leftist media (PC) censors refuse to tell the public about the coming disaster.
Professor Igor Panarin predicts that the US will split into 6 nations divided roughly on cultural lines. New nations are predicted to be the Northeast, the Left Coast, Texas, the South, the Midwest area, and a North Central area. He says that the economic melt down has already begun. Professor Panarin mentions the rapidly increasing secession movement in Texas. Every analyst world wide knows about this movement except the American people who have never been told about this major new political force in our own country. Political censorship in the US runs very deep.
Regular readers of The World According to Bob have known this prediction for several months. You read it here first. Other analysts worldwide are now publishing the same obvious truth.
Read Russian News On-Line
Read Daily Telegraph from London
Labels: elections, government tyranny, liberals, Politics, race war, revolution, VAWA
posted by Bob | Wednesday, November 26, 2008
6 Comments:
It must run really deep because I live in Texas and haven't heard of it. I'll google it now.
I'm in Texas too. No word of it hereand friends in Houston have heard nothing either. Where's the talk of secession posted?
Same here. I'm outside of Waco which is really conservative. I hear a lot of talking about how diferent it will be to have a negro president but no talk of succeeding. Where is the talking going on and is there a link to it.
Note to buttercup et. al:
It doesn't take long on Google to find a lot of Texas secession movements on-line. Here is one of them: http://www.texassecession.com/
Somehow the Russians seem to know more about them than do some Texans.
http://yro.slashdot.org/yro/08/11/29/206210.shtml
'Nicole Wong and her colleagues, who have arguably been given more influence over online expression than anyone else on the planet. '
"With control of 63% of the world's Internet searches, as well as ownership of YouTube, the NY Times reports that Google is the most powerful and protean of the Internet gatekeepers, exerting enormous influence over who can find an audience on the Web around the world. Deciding what controversial material does and doesn't appear on the local search engines Google maintains in many countries — as well as on Google.com, YouTube, Blogger, Picasa, and Orkut — falls on the shoulders of Nicole Wong and her colleagues, who have arguably been given more influence over online expression than anyone else on the planet. Some find Google's gatekeeper role worrisome: 'If your whole game is to increase market share,' says Lawrence Lessig, 'it's hard to do good, and to gather data in ways that don't raise privacy concerns or that might help repressive governments to block controversial content.'"
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