I have been "blogging" for so long that i think that i am running out of things to say.  I spend part of my day wondering about "what i should do next" and i am getting to the point that i feel that i just need to be patient.

I actually do believe that "everything is coming together" for World Peace before the end of the year.  I don't have any idea how long all the diplomatic and strategic thinking will take, but i could see an announcement as early as September, as late as November, so by the time December rolls around this year, the religious holidays can be "very special".

If it doesn't happen within this timeframe, i will probably have much more to say.  

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Now here are some assumptions that i am making.

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1.  We have built the EGSB and loaded it with data as far back (e.g., 2000) so we can trend on "investment strategy and perspective".  It's the EGSB that will be used to keep things on track and moving forward.  I could talk about investment strategy in a 49.99% environment, but i am assuming that we already have some serious financial thinkers thinking about this.  I have my ideas, but i don't spend my time thinking about it too much.  Sometime i might write my early thinkings on this subject, but that can wait.

2. We will build a larger alliance in order to offer a larger "Peace Premium" for the creation of a Constitution and new World Federation (remember Kennedy's speach in 1963).  This "Peace Premium" requires some "serious financial thinking", too--like i mentioned in item 1. above.

3. Russia will unite with Europe after leaving Ukraine, including Crimea.

4.  China and the United States will truly become the "spoon that stirs the pot".   Just think about all the accomplishments this relationship has brought to the world in the last fifty years.  Why in the world would you want to stop this, and start a war instead?   Take "war" out of the picture forever and just continue to build upon the "positive" relationship that we have built up to this point.

4a.  This means China must be nice.  But China brings experience to the game.  What has taken place in China these past fifty years we want to have happen to the rest of the world, too.  A good U.S./China relationship will be "extremely good for the world".  China really is "second" to the United States Alliance (even though the EGSB doesn't show it yet).

5. An "extremely clear" statement will be made that Russia, China, and the United States are going to see to it that all "weapons of mass destruction" are destroyed or turned over to the World Federation, including those in other countries, too.