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**FACTOR THREE**
3. Race riots begining 2025-2027
Riots in the USA have a cycle very similar to that of the economy
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1992_Los_Angeles_riots
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**FACTOR FOUR**
4. Republicans being incapable of winning another election after 2024
Republicans are currently in turmoil due to the Trump administration. All factors point to the fall of the republican party after the 2020 election
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/gop-fears-trump-will-take-the-republican-party-down-with-him/article/2623311
When the amount of nonwhites in texas is far larger than the number of whites, Texas will go Blue, stopping the ability of republicans to win another presidential election. When this occurs, democrats will rule unimpeded, being able to continue to pass detrimental policies for the country
https://www.migrationpolicy.org/article/frequently-requested-statistics-immigrants-and-immigration-united-states
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**FACTOR FIVE**
5. Majority of the south USA going majority nonwhite
Due to the levels of immigration to the US, and the south having the ideal climate, within 10-15 years, the majority of the southern USA will be nonwhite
As soon as the native population dips below 50% of the total population, the empire will fall.
USSSE, Yugoslavia, Rome, Soviet Union, Austro-Hungarian Empire, etc
https://www.bostonglobe.com/news/politics/2016/02/26/when-will-minorities-majority/9v5m1Jj8hdGcXvpXtbQT5I/story.html
Within 20 years, the majority of people under 35 will be nonwhite. Within 30 years, the majority of all of america will be nonwhite
Just like Europe, the USA will collapse due to demographic change alone
Additionally, blacks are incapable of maintaining the services that comapanies and the gov are expected to provide. When they are running most of the infrastructure, it will quickly begin to collapse
**FACTOR SIX**
6. Fuel consumption is reaching levels now that are entirely unsustainable. We will be unable to get oil to the United States or to move or import it by the time Factor 1 comes into effect - economic collapse
Consumption has increased so dramatically since this article was made that we are likely approaching running out altogether within 20 years and not 55
Every year is an increase of 5 million barrels of oil consumed per year
With these levels, we can predict the exact time before we run out of oil
Here is what I found:
Assuming we don't increase our current levels of oil consumption, and they stay exactly the same: 51.5 years
Assuming we don't increase our current accelration of use of oil (an increase of 10 million barrels of oil per day every year) : 25.5 years
Assuming we don't increase the acceleration of the acceleration of the use of oil: 16.5 years
This last number is the most accurate estimate
Meaning the world will run out of oil halfway through 2033
An excel graph that describes the acceleration and exponential use of oil and other fossil fuels.
**FACTOR SEVEN**
7. Diseases that are currently mutating and now merely resistant to medicine will be fully and absolutely able to survive any drug. This will cumulate to where most every disease is entirely drug immune in 2025-2029
Anti biotic resistance will kill off most people on healthcare who actually go to the hospital. Go there for a broken bone, leave with a drug-resistant tuberculosis.
There's a plague going around Madagascar now that's literally the bubonic plague, and it's already 100% immune to anti biotics. Most people will die once those diseases get here anyway.
Polio, Tuberculosis, measles, all of it, they're all getting stronger and immune to modern medicine, and vaccinating your kids will become, and has already become pointless, as the vaccines won't work anymore anyway
**FACTOR EIGHT **
8. Food shortages from bad agricultural techniques that turns good land into deserts. Modern Biologists predict massive food shortages to begin around 2028 or so
A lot of sites about peak oil are ridiculously apocalyptic but still the gist is in each barrel oil is the energy equivalent of someone peddling full power to light a 100w bulb, 8hrs a day 5 days a week, for 8.6 years. At a price of around $100 a barrel this is still far cheaper than any labor energy a monarch or slave owner could have gotten from serf or slave labor.
As countries continue to develop their demand for oil increases however oil discoveries aren't keeping up, and most new discoveries like tar sands and shale are more energy intensive (expensive) to extract which will put a strain on western consumerism and the development of poor countries, for whatever that's worth Africa and other regions will probably never have a suburban car based lifestyle.
Negatives will be anything that uses oil (plastics, pharmaceuticals, fertilizers, anything like food, goods that's shipped anywhere including commutes to work) will become more expensive, positives are it should result in relocalization and the end of consumerism (revenge of the trads)
"The conclusion that this brief analysis leads to, of course, is that several years after oil prices have these economic impacts– which is likely to occur over the next decade or two, owing to the supply issues described earlier – it is not at all clear whether anything like consumer culture as we know it today will still exist. Today, in fact, we may be living in the age of peak consumerism. ’If anything like consumer culture does persist into the second half of this century, it will be lived and experienced by far fewer people or at a much downscaled level. A more likely future is one where food production is largely relocalised over the next two or three decades; plastic packaging almost disappears; car culture enters terminal decline; and industrial production and consumption of all
commodities drops significantly due to the embedded costs of expensive oil. This will be the age of deindustrial civilisation, the dawn of which seems to be almost upon us.'"
