Three Crystal Ball Predictions

 1.  In about two to three weeks....someone is going to call the Mayor of LA (Bass) and simply say that Elon Musk's plane is landing in LA in about an hour.  She will call out her secret 'spies' to follow Musk.

So about two hours pass, and the 'spies' report back.  Musk is in the burned-out part of LA, and talking to locals....a lot of locals.  They will note that he's brought five or six of his 'get-it-done' young prodigy people (the Big-Balls crowd).

Six hours pass, and the 'spies' report Elon has departed.  

A day later, Trump will announce that the mayor and  governor are failing.....the federal gov't is stepping in, and a team of Big-Balls geeky guys are putting the fix-it operation in place, with federal marshals protecting them.

2.  Governor Newsom will approach Trump in late March to say that all the Latin American construction workers have disappeared because of ICE.....so he (Newsom) wants Trump to approve entry/work-papers for 30,000 Chinese  construction workers to enter the US....to get the job done.  Trump refuses, and instead offers Mexico 10,000 permanent work-permits.

3.  Finally, an audit will be done over the California high-speed rail....showing it has no real study done prove it would ever be used.  The project will quickly die-off. 

The Kiseki Man

 This past week....Japan's Prime Minister showed up in the US, and pledged $1-trillion for US investment purposes. 

Yeah, it's an awful lot.

So I pondered over this.

Japan has this term they use in describing a battle or assassination attempt.....where a massive effort was made....lives lost, and yet it was a failed attempt.  

In their mind....if you tried to kill someone and it failed....the person (surviving)...has some type of unforeseen destiny now attached.  They are no longer a mortal man.  The term?  Kiseki.  

This would be the description attached to Trump.  

Japanese folks attached to  the term 'immortal'?  They have a word which loosely translates to immortal....but it also means 'undying' and 'imperishable'.

I won't suggest that they are a bit crazy over traditions or legends, but they do attach a status to things....which goes beyond the norm.

The trillion-dollar gamble?  They seem pretty sure.

This Trump - Afrikaner - South Africa 'Solution'?

 Well....for those who haven't followed South Africa....in the past month or two, the country finally signed off on on the Expropriation Bill [B23-2020].  It basically says when the gov't  feels like it....it can take (without payment) farmland, orchards, vineyards, and 'redistribute' to locals.  How the locals are determined?  Unknown.

So...Trump came out and said this agenda is unfair, and that if you intend to expropriate....you have to pay off the 'hurt-party'.  South Africa probably freaked out when they read that comment.

Trump's next reaction?  Treat the Afrikaner folks (the whites) as refugees, and ease them into the US.

Who are the Afrikaners.  They are a Southern African ethnic group....descended down from predominantly Dutch settlers....who came to the Cape of Good Hope in 1652. 

Population?  2.7-million were listed from a decade ago.

Would I divide them into three or more status groups?  Yeah....you have the farmers who are still doing well financially, and haven't seen their farms taken.

At the bottom, there's probably around 300,000 in a welfare class and having trouble.  

So if they are granted refugee status?  My humble view?  I think he will sign off  on 300,000 being resettled into the US (in 2025)....with at least six to ten jumbo 747 (400 pax) per week.  

As for where they end up in bulk?  Well....I'm guessing districts that are marginally 'owned' by Democrats today, and in four years...would be less 'owned' by Democrats (like eastern Oregon, eastern Washington,  upstate Michigan, and southern Georgia).

Crazy scenario?  Absolutely, and only by South Africa reversing it's take-property concept...would it stop.  

Just plain white (Dutch) refugees?  Yeah, that's the amazing part of the story.   Their loyalty to Trump?  It would be awful intense.

A problem for CNN to explain why it's racist to deny Afrikaners?  Maybe.