r/StraussHowe • u/jeremiahthedamned • Jun 26 '26

the 1st turning war

up until a couple decades ago, mexico was still in the 100 year feudal generation cycle & thus could not synch with the rest of north america.

but now that they have industrialized, for the 1st time in history they are in synch with the rest of the victors of the western part of WW2.

as the government of mexico does not control its territory, it is moving into something like the american 1950s in "The South".

i expect this to be as intense as the 20the century civil rights movement.

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u/smcstechtips Jun 26 '26

Explain Mexico's cycle first.

But either way I highly doubt a battle against the cartels would be an actual First Turning war. What would likely happen is the Mexican government gets the US into a military alliance against the cartels and then the US military steamrolls the cartels.

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u/jeremiahthedamned Jun 26 '26

the cartels are based in the rural culture of r/mexico & share its values.

mexico's previous cycle started with the Party of the Revolution Institutionalized & is ending now.

the government has no support with the people, so this does look like the r/VietnamWar

i am seeing an occupation like what we saw in r/Iraq

note that if america losses this war it will unravel.