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Joe Biden: Biden’s New Resurrection Part II

Here’s my prediction what will happen if Joe Biden wins?

10 things will move from bad to worse as of today:

1. Sudan crisis will escalate to the point in the end proving Darwin’s theory of survival of the fittest.

2. We will remain at least 20 years behind of the 1.5 climate change goal by 2050.

3. Ukraine will be at war with Russia till such time it gets full membership of the NATO.

4. South Asia will remain unchanged financially and economically.

All this is attributed to Joe Biden’s age becoming the President in 2024.

5. South East Asian countries extending up to Sri Lanka will not witness significant improvement or change.

6. The world will continue to be threatened by disease and pollution and half of the world’s energy will be expended to strike a balance between today and the future.

7. No world forums such as G7, G20 will be in a position of power to bring change.

8. All countries globally will experience at least one form of disaster such as fires, violence etc.

9. More money in the hands of traffickers to carry out their trade.

10. Now and then we will achieve some rest from Israel-Palestine conflict.

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