As good as done — 4 months ago
The final pieces are coming together as we speak.
After Obama wins the presedential election, the United States economy will begin to rebound and military intervention in Iraq will be greatly reduced while diplomatic measures will be put in place to ease tension in the Iraq and the greater Middle East including Iran.
After Castro dies, his brother Raul will get Cuba back into good graces with the States allowing greater economic maneuverability in Central America. As Cuba’s sphere of interest broadens, the economic climate will shift from ultra-capitalist to a more moderate and socially/environmentally/ethically viable system.
In the meantime, as China continues to drift from communism, a broad platform for business will be set in place in Africa allowing countries to become more stable without contingencies placed on them from US or WTO. Zimbabwe’s inflation will decrease at least by 50% by 2Q 2010.
In Europe, as Obama decreases American interests in the region and subsequently Great Britain’s influence declines, Putin’s successor will begin extending support in Eastern Europe, and applying pressure in Western Europe to steadily equalize lopsided economies and trading practices.
The last piece in the puzzle will fall in place on November 26th, 2012 when the Isreal-Palenstine conflict is finally resolved. By this time, 70% of the world’s population will be connected to the Internet, a large portion of accessibility being achieved by portable devices. Opportunities will become increasingly borderless.
In manufacturing, while branding will be preserved, a new standard will be put in effect across all sectors to unify the basic components of every manufactured device/product to allow for more sustainability and greater recyclability/reusability. Sustainable energies will become viable and competetive as subsidies and hidden taxes for fossil fuels will be removed, thus showing a more accurately priced market. And last, the global food industry will become tiered, emphasizing ultra-local food stuffs and leading to greater diversity and self-sustainability. Corn commodities will be closely monitored and systematically reduced to throttle the growth of the processed foods industry.
This is what you have to look forward to. 2012 will mark a new era for the entire world. Stop worrying about the future and start pursuing – with all the passion and energy it deserves – what it is you want to do.
