Ebook: Convergence of Catastrophes
Author: Faye Guillaume, Kopff E. Christian, Jared Taylor
- Tags: Catastrophical The, Changement global de l'environnement--21e siècle--Prévisions, Civilisation--21e siècle--Prévisions, Global environmental change, Global warming, Mondialisation--Aspect économique--21e siècle--Prévisions, Réchauffement de la Terre--21e siècle--Prévisions, Twenty-first century, Vingt et unième siècle--Prévisions, Forecasts, Vingt et unième siècle -- Prévisions, Réchauffement de la Terre -- 21e siècle -- Prévisions, Changement global de l'environnement -- 21e siècle -- Prévisions, M
- Year: 2012
- Publisher: Arktos Media Ltd
- Language: English
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The thesis of this book is a terrifying one: our present global civilisation will collapse within twenty years, and it is too late to stop it. We shall regress to a 'New Middle Ages' akin to the fall of the Roman Empire, only much more destructive. For the first time in the whole of human history, certain 'dramatic lines', giant crises and catastrophes of immense proportions - already tangible - have emerged. They are converging and will most likely reach their zenith by 2020. Up to that time, as we have already been witnessing, their effects will continue to get worse, until a breaking point is reached. Guillaume Faye rigorously examines these escalating crises one by one: environmental damage and climate change; the breakdown of a speculative and debt-ridden globalist economy; the return of global epidemics; the depletion of fossil fuels and of agricultural and fishing resources; the rise of mass immigration, terrorism and nuclear proliferation; the worsening of the rupture between Islam and the West; and the dramatic explosion of a population of the elderly in the wealthy countries - all of it leading to an unprecedented worldwide economic recession, an increase in localised and possibly large-scale armed conflicts and perhaps worse.
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