By
Steve Buckley
Unfortunately, I see a fairly gloomy immediate future for the
US as follows:
1. In spite of a roaring economy, the national debt is growing.
Cheap imports are killing US businesses. We are now in the biggest
credit expansion in history. Government spending is out of control,
prices and taxes continue to increase. Soon, the US will have
to pay the piper with banks, investors and depositors
taking a huge hit.
2. The US is splintered with self-serving groups supporting their
own agenda. The races are more divided than ever before. Anarchists
are already disrupting the country such as in Seattle. Militia
groups are armed to the teeth and are ready to do battle when
they see the time is right for them.
3. Morality is at an all time low with the president leading the
country in lies, adultery and supporting other nefarious sexual
preferences. Society and the government has made a joke out of
the family unit. What once was considered wrong is
now considered acceptable. Even our children are killing each
other and not even caring.
4. The UN is impotent with nations breaking apart and ignoring
Security Council rulings. The US has no real friends in the UN,
with the exception of Britain. China, Russia, Iraq, Iran, North
Korea, the Arab states, the African states, Afghanistan and others
who
the US feeds dollars and technology to will become the USs
greatest threat and possible enemies in a full scale war. The
US will fight for its very existence.
China wants Japan and Taiwan, Russia wants to become a superpower
again, both being built on US dollars and technology. Right now
the China/Taiwan issue is a possible catalyst for confrontation
with China and the US.
5. Invasion of privacy by the government with a micro chip is
still being pushed by the Clinton administration. Soon your life
history will be known to the government, credit, medical, work,
what you eat, watch, where you shop and even parking tickets (already
available nationwide to all police)all in the name of public safety.
Big Brother is already here, he is just getting stronger.
6. The only areas of advancement I can see is possibly in major
cures of terrible diseases.
The US of the 50s no longer exists when it was a nation
of relative personal safety, respect of persons and property.
The US was a unified nation then and the family unit was that
which made it strong. I wish I could go back.