Before we look through the highlights of this document let's introduce Rear Admiral C J Parry CBE - what a warm smiling face
he has. He and his team provided this document from years of research - after reading this you must be wondering how he can
possibly be smiling so broadly...
Some excerpts and highlights
within this document are detailed below:
The DCDC explains that certain terms used aredescribing an assessment of probabilty.
Specifically:
Will
>95% probability and confidence level is Near Certainty
Likely/Probably
>60% probability and confidence level is High
May/Possibly
>10% probability and confidence level is low-Medium
Unlikely/Imporbable <10% probability and confidence level is Low
Introduction, page v
We believe that the future will happen as a
result of long-wave themes and developments that unite the past, the present and the future. However, one constant evident
in history - the power of contigency and surprise - will continue
to dominate our future, which will be influenced and punctuated by unexpected events, startling surprises, major discontinuities and the persuasive operation of chance. Quite apart from these considerations, people and countries
will conduct themselves in accordance with their social and cultural characteristics and their perception of the historical experience and future prospects.
{emphasis added}
So basically, they will continue to use Fabian Socialism (i.e. incremental steps) to keep things
moving along without causing unplanned revolutions with the occasional major event (i.e. 9/11)to introduce some of their more
significant changes. - Look out for more False Flag events.
Introduction, page vi
Most of the shocks that we have identified are based on plausible triggers: a mega-seismic disaster
or the unintended outcomes of technological developments. Others, however, are highly conjectual,
possibly appearing to some to verge on the fantastic. (emphasis
added)
Could this possibly be a reference to Project Bluebeam and a disclosure of Aliens?
Introduction, page xii
It is likely that unregulated urbanization will
result in future adversaries who have highly-developed urban survival and combat skills. They may consequently choose to pursue their objectives and conduct operations in sprawling towns and
cities which will already have experienced endemic lawlessness
and high levels of violence. (emphasis as per document)
Suggest you do whatever you can to stay away from the
cities.
Key Findings, Page 1
During the next 30 years, every
aspect of human life will change at an unprecedented rate, throwing up new features, challenges and opportunities. Three areas of change,or
Ring Road issues,
will touch
the lives of everyone on the planet and will underpin these processes: climate change, globalization and global inequality.....while life for most
people is likely
to improve materially, a significant number will continue to experience hardship, and uneveness and fluctuations within a globalized market-based economy
will still
mean the life will be uncertain for most.
Global Inequality (page 3)
..the gap between rich and poor will probably increase
and absolute poverty will remain a global challenge.
Absolute poverty and comparative disadvantages will fuel perceptions of injustice among those whose expectations
are not met, increasing tension and instability, both within and between societies and resulting in expressions of violence
such as disorder, criminality, terrorism and insurgency. They may also lead to the resurgance of not only anti-capitalist ideologies, possibly linked to religous,
anarchist or nihilist movements, but also to populism and the revival of Marxism.
Population
& Resources - Potential Implications, page 6
Competition for resources of all kinds will intensify. Developed and developing economies will seek political and economic partnerships with states to guarantee supply. Moral
compromises may be made in relation to some regimes.
There will be an increased risk of humanitarian
catastrophe in the most vulnerable regions, caused by a mixture of climate change, resource pressure, uneven distribution
of wealth, the effect of disease and the failure of authorities to cope with population growth and urbanization.
Migration and urbanization, within countries and across regions, will
increase pressure on infrastructure and governance and may destabilize
existing communities.
Mass Displacement (page 8) Conflict and crisis will continue to trigger the displacement of large numbers of people, mainly into proximate
regions, which may find themselves at risk of instability or exogenous
shock.
Identity & Interest (page 10)
While citizenship and physical
security will remain important, individual loyalty to the state
and state institutions will become increasingly conditional...
and you wondered why borders were not closed and immigration levels especially
for very different ethnic groups was allowed at very high levels?
Governance & Order
(page 14)
Transnational pressures, competition and globalization will challenge the robustness and resilience of governance and social mechanisms at every level.
Chinese Economic Development (page 15)
China will be one of the most significant factors in the future of the globalized economy
as its position as the "workshop of the world" will have
a decisive influence on global economic demand and labour markets.
Of
course: the Central Bankers/Elites set China up in the 1930's for this very reason (read Tragedy and Hope - Carroll Quigley).
China now owns trillions of US debt, a debt that the US taxpayer cannot afford to pay back.
Technological Development (page 17)
innovation, research and development will originate from more international and diffuse sources and will proliferate widely.... The exploitation of these may have catastrophic results.... These may be unintended,
for example 'runaway' nanotechnology or biotechnology, or intended, such as the development and use or directed energy or
electromagnetic-pulse waepons.
US Economic Crisis (page 27)
The
US position as the world's most indebted nation makes it vulnerable to stock market collapse, currency runs and economic crisis,
as well as global currency manipulation.
If this was known
in 2007 (and remember this is the third edition) why did the US Government force the bank bailouts, borrowing more money from
the privately owned Federal Reserve, at interest and increasing money supply which impacts inflation and currency value, to
other privately owned banks with no congressional oversight? Answer: because it's planned that way...
US Economic Vulnerability
A US economic downturn, resulting in its reduced international
posture, may lead to increased global tension, inter-state
rivalry and a greater military provision, and possibly intervention,
by other nations.
Political Extremism. The middle class will be more vulnerable to economic
and social volatility. This may trigger a rise in political engagement and may encourage a resort to either communitarian solutions or extremist politics.
Potential Trend Variation
The world's population may grow more rapidily than expected,
even against a background of declining fertility levels. Th UN's high variant population estimate is a global population of
9.2bn by 2035, with a fall in fertility rates of 0.25%.
With the supposed improved healthcare why are they expecting
fertility rate to drop. I guess they know the effects of GM foods and fluoride in the water....
page
43 -
US strategic power will also be progressively diluted by its integration within an
increasingly globalized economy and the need to address large budgetary imbalances and deficits.
Page 68
Most conflict will
be societal, involving civil war, intercommunal violence, insurgency, pervasive criminality and widespread disorder...Finally,
a trend towards societal conflict will be reflected in the continuing
prevelance of civilian casualties, as it takes place in increasingly urbanized situations and human networks.
Civilians will carry out a wide range of activities hitherto
undertaken by military personnel as more comprehensive approaches are adopted.
I guess this is why Barry Soetoro
(a.k.a. Barack Obama) was calling for a civilian force large than a military force.
Strategic
Shocks - Global Pandemic (page 77)
A new untreatable virus that spreads rapidly among human populations,
causing serious illness, would pose a significant threat to societies, which are both increasingly concentrated in urban settlements
and also connected by modern mass-transit systems. Such illness would be extremely difficult to contain and could have catastrophic
impacts beyond its immediate medical effects, possibly including the collapse of the highly integrated global economy...
Abrupt Climate change from a warm and wet environment to colder and drier conditions, occurring within
a decade or less, has occurred several times in the past 100,000 years and even within historic memory, such as in the early
14th century in Europe. Evidence from ice-cores indicates that the end of the last Ice Age, 12,000 years ago, which warmed
the planet by 5 degrees, occurred over one decade.
WHAT! now that
really is an inconvenient truth.So climate change occurs throughout history and it has nothing to do with man made gases.
WOW! stop the press let the world know... no need now for those Carbon Taxes...now that really would fit the bill.
Globalized Economic Collapse (page 78)
Globalization will result
in critical interdependence that will link members of a globalized society that includes a small super-rich elite and a substantial
underclass of slum and subsistence dwellers, who will make up 20% of the world population by 2020. A severe pricing shock,
possibly caused by an energy spike or a series of harvest failures, could trigger a domino effect involving the collapse of
key international markets across a range of sectors.
Page 80
The
middle classes could become a revolutionary class, taking the role envisaged for the proletariat by Marx.
Broadcasts to the brain (page 82)
By 2035, an implantable
information chip could be developed and wired directly to the user's brain...This type of development would have obvious military
and security, as well as control, legal and ethical, implications.
Development of Neutron Weapons
(page 85)
The ability to inflict organic destruction, while leaving infrastructure intact, might
make it a weapon of choice for extreme ethnic cleansing in an increasingly populated world.
Something to look forward to when they start culling the useless eaters - by the way, that's you and
me.
