"war"games only waged on the political platform......several scenarios....ALL of them plausible.
Here is the "kicker" to the catastrophe. ASTROLOGICALLY, Mercury is retrograde on the Nov. election day ..it will go direct several days AFTER. THAT
is very indicative of a hot mess...(altho that is not too hard to predict anyway.) The timeframe of Mercury retrograde ASSURES this will be a stressful
unpredictable,poss.disruptive destruction on a scale we are NOT anticipating...GET IN,SHUT UP,BUCKLE UP, the ride of your life is about to take place....if
U thought the" Hanging chads" were absurd,WAIT.....
Pony Soldier wrote: Did you read who conducted these simulations? I’m not going to take anything that moronic group says seriously.
Yes,altho legal and MILITARY experts weighed in...the POINT is.....there WILL BE a huge fubar,because
of who the king is and how he operates...this is NO ORDINARY,ORDERLY EVENT...and there is historical
reference to review. The "hanging chad event"happened under Mercury retrograde,UNEXPECTED and
unanticipated events. I would rather think out of the box and see this as a battle royal and "ride the
wave" rather than be swamped.
So one retired major general and a senior fellow at Stanford. And did this just slip by? Brooks acknowledged the simulations were "totally artificial in a million ways."
HEARTLESS wrote: So one retired major general and a senior fellow at Stanford. And did this just slip by? Brooks acknowledged the simulations were "totally artificial in a million ways."
ISN'T THAT WHAT WAR GAMES ARE ABOUT....in a million different ways...erecting artificial arenas and
constructing scenarios to review different outcomes and how to NAVIGATE those difficulties/[problems in
an intelligent and intuitive way?? At least THAT is my understanding of the exercise.
I asked a retired vet and a retired "educator" what they thought would be a valid war games scenario. They said "crap in one hand and wish in the other and see which gets full first." Or I could eat a fortune cookie and read the fortune and throw dice while looking at the moon. Sorry, those are just as credible as the USA Today article. Watch what happens.
