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Global repercussions: UK's political centre has collapsed

This video discusses the repercussions of the collapse of the centrist technocratic mannagerialist governments in that this is probably becoming a global phenomenon of 'might is right' populism. Even if Australia is lagging in this respect, the result in Farrer is at least the start of something which would have been inconceivable previously

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u/brezhnervouz — 10 days ago
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Brace yourselves. Strongest El Niño in over a century is coming. El Niño patterns are correlated with food shortages, water impacts and even civil conflict.

sub statement - There's a good chance this year and going into 2027 we could see an El Niño that could supercharge global warming and reshape planetary stability. Sea temperatures in the central equatorial Pacific reached 2.8 degrees Celsius (5.04 degrees Fahrenheit) above average in 2015. This event could overtake those sea temps. We can expect breaking global temperature records and take us beyond any known readings. This may be the strongest El Niño in over 140 years. Combine that with the current state of global warming, we are in for the perfect storm. With intense heat comes intense storms, problematic agriculture due to drought and floods, fires, deaths, and civil unrest in underdeveloped areas with lack of infrastructure. Inflation may become exponential due to the current political and economic circumstances. Indications are showing that in 2026 to 2027 this could supercharge everything we are facing now.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2026/05/06/el-nino-record-weather-impacts/

https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/strongest-el-niass%C3%B1o-in-a-century-what-this-rare-phenomenon-could-bring/ar-AA20gGT1

https://www.vox.com/climate/487891/super-el-nino-record-breaking-warming-climate-pacific

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/04/climate/el-nino-global-warming.html

u/brezhnervouz — 11 days ago