Plan B Forum

Let's all share our predictions for what's in store in 2026.

My first:

Trump and Putin will orchestrate a Russian feint attack on Greenland, thereby justifying a U.S. invasion and takeover.

Putin is not working with Trump something that is obvious to everyone but Trump.

lib will come out
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as a MAGAmaniac

Things will get worse.

And now the wheels of Heaven stop,
you feel the devil's riding crop
Get ready for the future: It is murder
LC

All I know is that I’m praying for the little clot - break free, little clot, break free! I believe in you and your sacred mission. This can be your year!

BoSoxGal wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 20, 2026 2:52 pm

All I know is that I’m praying for the little clot - break free, little clot, break free! I believe in you and your sacred mission. This can be your year!

I can't believe I am sitting here, as a non-citizen and thus dependent on keeping my nose clean so I can stay in this country where my family and house and friends and money and memories are, and I am wondering whether I can safely laugh at BSG's post or maybe I should just be cautious in case they are listening. Fuck it.

Hey maybe the little clot could win the Nobel Peace Prize?

BoSoxGal wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 20, 2026 2:52 pm

All I know is that I’m praying for the little clot - break free, little clot, break free! I believe in you and your sacred mission. This can be your year!

Considering the President’s health condition, you may get your wish; it is unpredictable n. But then you would have JD Vance; many will argue he is more intelligent and definitely a lot younger. And I suspect that Trump’s death Would only harden his supporters, possibly even gaining him more; this could lead further toward the kind of insurgency that has occurred before in American politics.

Insurgency is the worst form of warfare; it is war without rules, really more like murder than war.

What a dumb "Shit Head" to think Russia would ever do anything that would put the United States in a stronger position. True, it would cause some friction between NATO allies and the United States, but things would more or less go back to normal after Trump; the Europeans do not have much choice, because they know how precarious their position is when dealing with Russia, which is ironic. If the Europeans could act in a unified manner, as one coordinated army, the Russians would not dare do anything. And when things return to normal, America would still be in possession of Greenland, and the protection of Greenland would be stronger; the key to increasing Greenland’s strength is raising enough money to establish a strong military force on the island. Given the current budget situation, that could only be done by taxing American mining interests on the island. American businesses are not going to invest billions there unless they know their assets are secure under U.S. territorial status; that money could never be secure if a change of government could cause them to lose everything overnight.

liberty wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 20, 2026 8:01 pm

American businesses are not going to invest billions there unless they know their assets are secure under U.S. territorial status; that money could never be secure if a change of government could cause them to lose everything overnight.

● Walmart operates in 19 countries outside the U.S., with the majority of its international stores located in Mexico and Central America.
● McDonald's has roughly 27,800 locations outside the United States, operating in over 100 countries, with China and Japan being their largest international markets.
● Apple has approximately 260 to 270 stores outside the U.S., with a global total of around 530-540 stores, meaning roughly half are international, primarily concentrated in China, the UK, Canada, and Australia.
● Standard Oil had a significant presence outside the U.S. through early foreign affiliates like Anglo-American Oil Company in London, expanding to Latin America and Asia, and its "baby Standards" (like Socal/Chevron, Esso/Exxon, Socony/Mobil).
● General Motors has a significant global presence with operations, sales, and manufacturing in numerous countries outside the USA, particularly strong in China, South America, Canada, and other markets, selling brands like Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, GMC, Wuling, and Baojun internationally.  While China is a huge market, GM also has strong footholds in South America (Brazil, Mexico) and significant operations in Korea, the Middle East, and parts of Asia.

And to my knowledge, the US hasn't "taken over" any of these other countries (China, Brazil, Korea, etc.) like you claim is necessary before American companies 'invest' in Greenland.   You might want to rethink that statement/mindless drivel you posted.

-"BB"-

I predict that Donald will declare that Norway is a terrorist nation this coming December after he is not given the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize. He will then send drones to destroy Norwegian fishing boats after accusing them of distributing illegal peace prizes to undeserving nominees.