>as they say in brazil
Speaking of Brazil, I was passed this from a Brailianon during the night and having had time to sauce it since I've just woken up.
It looks like a scan from an old book published in Portuguese.
The book title reads: CIA Report
How Will The World Be in 2020?
The crux of the text is that a flu pandemic will sweep the world.
Will have to sauce it …
after my covfefe
>pay attention to bolsonaro.
>Speaking of which, why is everyone buying all the toilet paper?
Maybe because the shit's hit the fan (or so they think)
Just did a quick search and it looks like it was published in 2006.
Will terrorism expand?
Will world power move to Asia?
Will we see an end to American hegemony?
It is better not to believe Michael Moore fully when he says that the current US ruling class is nothing more than a group of illiterate donkeys unable to understand the complexities of the world … To do so, just read this report produced by the National Intelligence Council for the CIA. A well-articulated and subtle text that proposes an in-depth examination of the major trends in the world of tomorrow. In all areas - political, economic, environmental, religious - it is a passionate reflection on the dominant forces and the dangers that surround us, while suggesting a very precise set of guidelines that should guide US policy in the coming years.
We must therefore read without passion or prejudice this "cartography of the future" that has no equivalent in Europe.
Alexandre Adler
This report, written by twenty-five international policy experts, is based on data hitherto secret and tells us what the world will look like in 2020.