Like Europe?

Will the U.S. follow Europe? Will the demonstrations that are occurring in Europe start to occur in the U.S.? Although I hate to say it, I believe that they are a definite possibility … if we have a tough cold winter.  Keep in mind that the severity of this coming winter will effect those mainly above the Mason-Dixon Line, but from personal experience, let me tell you that in traditionally warmer parts of the country, when the temperature only goes down into the forties the thin measly insulated walls of the typical houses will not be very protective.

What’s happening in Europe?

From The Epoch Times:

At the beginning of September, approximately 70,000 people took to the streets of the Czech Republic’s capital city of Prague calling for the government to do more about spiraling energy prices.

During that same time in Germany, the far-left and the far-right put aside their differences to threaten weekly protests against the rising cost of food, gas, and energy.

In Naples, Italy, citizens set fire to the expensive energy bills in the streets. And in Sweden, Norway, and the United Kingdom, unrest reached a fever pitch.

The citizens of these countries were far from alone in their discontent.

On Sep. 1, risk consultancy Verisk Maplecroft released a report that found over the past quarter, civil unrest rose in 101 out of 198 countries.

“The data, covering seven years, shows that the last quarter saw more countries witness an increase in risks from civil unrest than at any time since the index was released.”

It added, “the worst is undoubtedly yet to come,” as more than 80 percent of countries around the world experience inflation above six percent.

If this coming winter is colder than average, I predict that there will be protests, mass protests, starting first in the larger cities and then spreading to smaller cities. The cost of heating one’s home is going to increase significantly, and that will be very bad news for those who need to heat their homes. When the choice becomes … either I feed my children or I try to keep them warm, and it becomes impossible to do either well, the throngs will go to the streets. 

Who will be the ones who will suffer the most? Keep in mind that Joe Biden and his elite cronies will not go hungry and will not be having their home thermostat set at sixty degrees. Obviously, it will be those in the lower economic classes that will suffer the most.

Pray that this winter will be warmer and less severe than usual, or … “God help us!”

11/9/22