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That map is absolutely sublime! Right up my alley, considering my proclivity to compare both the USSR (unfavourably) and Juche Korea (rather favourably) to the religiosity of Wahhabi Islam. It has to be kept in mind that Tunisia is Europe (more European than the Ukraine), whereas Morocco & Algeria are fake Arabs - which doesn't mean they're gay (aside from their gay king and gay commies respectively), but it could also blossom into a kind of Berber nationalism.

But the heartland of the Arab world is the fertile crescent of Egypt - Syria - Iraq, and that seems to hold fairly well. Egypt indeed acted as a confluence of Arab nationalism, until their final submission to the Saudi-Israeli axis in 1979. And with the current demographic explosion of Egypt, I could see a future where its young people are subsumed by more violent ideologies. Case in point - ISIS (again, the feature of Islam is that a large percentage of the population are ready to kill and die, unlike the "right-wingers" of Russia or Utah.)

Regarding China - the greatest argument against the PRC would be the fact that princess Xi Mingze lives in America. Whereas your points all seem rather weak - isn't it the consensus view that the Americans gave Chiang Kai-Shek massive amounts of weaponry and money that were lost in corruption? And after Chiang's defeat, it only made geopolitical sense in the Cold War to support Mao Zedong against Soviet Russia - nobody cares about the useless little RoC at that point.

Regarding the later connection of China coupled with the deindustrialisation of America - that's the suicidal nature of Christian capitalists. I would choose to believe the most widely-held view - that the Westerners tried to corrupt China into globohomo with their warm embrace strategy. After all, that's what worked for Soviet Russia. Hasn't worked for China.

(And no, the Corvid argument does not cut it - the famous response to the plague is in the natural interest of any state on the planet, the synchronicity is not an argument for a world government's existence.)

Finally, regarding the solutions. I would view the nexus of germinating future ideologies in the community of... hateful incels. This is a nascent perfect storm, covering some of the most essential dogmas of neo-Christianity such as sexual equality and non-violence. And normies are only going to swell the incel ranks. KHHV is the Marxism of tomorrow! (Andrew Tate approves, Kynosarges applauds.)

https://incels.wiki/w/Demographics_of_inceldom

Typos: to solve for; small minded; Rothschild owned; to to frame; want now want; it’s ability; the Rockefeller's.

P.S. I have to add a few words on Iran - their society looks ridiculously ripe for the picking. And yet, your focus on the banks is blinding you to that fact. Why not pick up Türkiye? Doesn't their recent genocide of Armenians win them a few points in your book? Or their ban on gay parades in Constantinople? Or take Pakistan (another country that rejects the existence of Armenia btw) - their government may cuck in, yet their citizens seem to have hearts of a lion.

> A Barelvi mosque was built in 2014 in Islamabad named after Mumtaz Qadri, who assassinated the Punjab governor Salman Taseer for defending Noreen. Qadri was convicted by the Islamabad High Court, sentenced to death and hanged in February 2016.

> The general population was less sympathetic towards Noreen. Several signs were erected in Sheikhupura and other rural areas declaring support for the blasphemy laws, including one that called for Noreen to be beheaded. Mohammad Saleem, a member of the Jamiat Ulema-e-Pakistan party, organized a demonstration in Rawalpindi and led a small crowd chanting, "Hang her, hang her." In December 2010, a month after Noreen's conviction, Maulana Yousaf Qureshi, the Muslim cleric of the Mohabaat Khan Mosque in Peshawar, announced a Rs. 500000 (US$1,700) Pakistani rupee bounty to anyone who would kill her. One survey reported that around 10 million Pakistanis had said that they would be willing to personally kill her out of either religious conviction or for the reward.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asia_Bibi_blasphemy_case?useskin=vector

Let alone the Rohingya genocide at the hands of mindful Buddhist Burmese, or the current civil war in the Sudan! Those are examples of a real fight against Christianity! Not money-grubbing central bank accounting.

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