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According to University of Tennessee law professor Glenn Harlan Reynolds, civil war in America has “already begun”.
In an op-ed for USA Today entitled Is America headed toward a civil war? Sanders, Nielsen incidents show it has already begun, Reynolds argues that the actions of Hollywood and the left in general signify that such a scenario is already “well underway.”
XXXX -- Mod Edit -- Primary source is good enough. Don't need the token Inforwars link.
Acckording to the degenerates they lived in a world filled with candy, sunshine, loillipops when Obama was in what's so hysterical is all this was already unfolding right in front of them under that stupid sob yet they try and dump onto Trump. Stupidity walks where no brains live.
Nice post. Timely.
I don't think it will happen all at once.
I remember seeing a Russian Prof. once predict this, and I noted that there was something to this idea. Now it seems to be coming to fruition.
This is CNN from TEN YEARS ago.
Map of the Day: Ex-KGB Analyst Predicts Balkanization of U.S.
Patrick Ottenhoff Jun 29, 2010
Map of the Day: Ex-KGB Analyst Predicts Balkanization of U.S. - The Atlantic
". . .While they were cozying up in America, a prominent Russian professor named Igor Panarin was making rounds in that country's policy-making circles, also doing his best to undermine America. The map below is his creation. Released in 1998, it predicted the breakup of the U.S. into six pieces by 2010.
He seems to suggest that each would be its own republic, but if not, that the North would fall under Canadian influence, the South would fold into Mexico's sphere of influence, the West would go to China, the East to the E.U., Hawaii to Japan or China, and of course Alaska would be returned to Russia.
Crazy, right? Well, the Wall Street Journal reports: "Panarin is not a fringe figure. A former KGB analyst, he is dean of the Russian Foreign Ministry's academy for future diplomats. . "
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