Thread by @Semiogogue

1 – Look at this Arctic Projection

2 – The ice has melted significantly, allowing for shipping to move through previously unavailable Arctic routes for a longer season. This allows goods to be moved at fractions of the cost, and fractions of the time otherwise required.

3 – The Arctic could become a kind of Mare Nostrum (look it up) for the Ice Monkeys who primarily live above the 30th parallel North. Countries controlling access to Arctic routes could shape global trade for years to come.

Look at the countries bordering the Arctic regions.

4 – 2 of the world's 3 'superpowers' (USA & Russia) have access. Canada has access. Iceland. And Northern European countries.

Who doesn't have access from among the superpowers? And is the one without access the same one that's desperately reliant upon international trade?

5 – Geepers. And is that same 3rd superpower without access to the Arctic a Communist country? One skilled in subversion and destabilization? And might it have traditions of using excess population as a weapon? Ask the Uighur. Ask the Tibetans.

6 – Odd how the US is such a target for 'Diversity'. Sweden too. UK. Finland. Norway and Denmark are dodging it. Russia won't have it. But it's odd how Canada is in the crosshairs. SO MUCH TERRITORY WITH SUCH A TINY POPULATION! Lots of Chinese buying real estate there too!

7. Seriously. Look into how a warming arctic will affect global logistics and supply chains, and hence manufacturing. And remember how dependent China is upon trade. Until recently dependent upon money sucked forth from us in trade, and then used to turn the world against us.

8 – China's such an influential player in Africa. Odd how they take up residence there & next thing you know there's lots of Black Africans headed north. Countries North of the 30th parallel are getting a liberal dose of vote dilution from immigrant populations. I smell Commies.

9 – Who's been funding the corruption in the EU? It's hardly just Soros. Big money has been flowing. Mind you, China is spreading across Latin America and Africa as well. But I think the Arctic is a major issue in this respect. I suspect China wants to insure Arctic access.

10 – China runs as far North as North Korea. But from there they would have to go north through the Bering Strait. As others are beginning to do.

reuters.com/article/us-arc…

11 – But if the US and Russia were to get along, they might decide together to limit passage through the Bering Strait. Gosh. We sure do hear a lot of alarmist stuff designed to make people reject any idea of Russia/US cooperation. Wonder who funds that?

12 – Guess they'll have to focus on gaining levers of influence in countries that border the Arctic, while building a Southern route and an overland route to Europe and beyond, just in case. With particular attention to Canada. Again, SO FEW PEOPLE SO MUCH SPACE! Hehehehehe

13 – Wanted to make it a clean 12 posts. But I almost forgot all the Chinese investment in the US Rustbelt and Great Lakes. Lots of manufacturing investment. Right there by the... NORTHWEST PASSAGE! And who is right now being coy about access there? Might it be... Canada?

14 – If I were emperor of the universe I'd have fired up my HAARP & heated up the atmosphere to move warming along in anticipation of opening up the central seas of Whitelandia which would become a hub, & China in turn a mere periphery. Gimme some more climate change!

15 – Ladies & Gentlemen in the foregoing I've given you the reason for the affliction named Justin Trudeau. This is why he was put in power. Or so I currently imagine. He's like the crown jewel of Chinese subversion abroad. @FaithGoldy @ezralevant @Lauren_Southern @Vladtepesblog

16 – Shit fire! Hence the focus on the Brexit. Once the UK is drawn forth from the sucking muck (the cucking muck?) the Commonwealth follows. Wonder if China would see any usefulness in botched and amateurish poisonings blamed on the Russians to keep the UK distant & dismissive?