Ted Cruz.
Certain well-informed journalists are forecasting the world in 2016
These same journalists were not able to tell us back in January 2015 that the UK General Election might be rigged or that Mossad and the CIA might attack Paris.
1. Now, Gideon Rachman is predicting the fall of Angela Merkel in 2016.
Ted Cruz opposes friendship with Iran, opposes same-sex marriage, supports the USA Patriot Act, supports gun-rights, favours the death penalty, supports free trade, supports a flat tax and opposes a higher minimum wage."
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Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa
6. Martin Wolf predicts continuing 'trouble' for the economies of Saudi Arabia, Russia, Argentina Brazil, South Africa, India and Italy.
"The countries that tick all the boxes for instability are Argentina, South Africa and Brazil."
7. James Kynge writes that "the flagging Chinese economy is likely to need at least two interest rate cuts next year while the US dollar is supported by continued Fed tightening."
"The rank-and-file seem happy with the direction the party is taking."
9. Ed Crooks writes that by the end of 2016, Brent crude oil will be over $50 per barrel.
"The financial torments of oil producers worldwide are forcing them to cancel projects and cut drilling programmes, curbing future supplies, and the impact will become apparent."
Certain well-informed journalists are forecasting the world in 2016
These same journalists were not able to tell us back in January 2015 that the UK General Election might be rigged or that Mossad and the CIA might attack Paris.
However, back in January 2015, Gideon Rachman, an attendee at Bilderberg, correctly predicted that Vladimir Putin would annexe no further territory in Ukraine and Europe.
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1. Now, Gideon Rachman is predicting the fall of Angela Merkel in 2016.
Rachman refers to "the arrival of about one million refugees in Germany in 2015", and more to come, making Angela increasingly unpopular.
2. Edward Luce is predicting that in the 2016 US Presidential Election, Hilary Clinton will defeat Republican opponent, Ted Cruz
2. Edward Luce is predicting that in the 2016 US Presidential Election, Hilary Clinton will defeat Republican opponent, Ted Cruz
Luce writes: "elections are still won in the centre, or what is left of it, and Mr Cruz will be too far to the right of the median voter to make it to the White House."
Ted Cruz opposes friendship with Iran, opposes same-sex marriage, supports the USA Patriot Act, supports gun-rights, favours the death penalty, supports free trade, supports a flat tax and opposes a higher minimum wage."
3. Philip Stephens predicts that the UK will not leave the EU.
"In the end voters will choose between the calm logic of former prime minister John Major and the populism of Ukip's Nigel Farage."
4. Roula Khalaf predicts that Bashar al-Assad still be in power 12 months from now.
4. Roula Khalaf predicts that Bashar al-Assad still be in power 12 months from now.
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5. Chris Giles predicts that UK interest rates will not rise, as "wage growth is weak; oil prices are weaker; and deficit reduction will prevent a boom."
Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa
6. Martin Wolf predicts continuing 'trouble' for the economies of Saudi Arabia, Russia, Argentina Brazil, South Africa, India and Italy.
"The countries that tick all the boxes for instability are Argentina, South Africa and Brazil."
7. James Kynge writes that "the flagging Chinese economy is likely to need at least two interest rate cuts next year while the US dollar is supported by continued Fed tightening."
8. Jonathan Ford predicts that Jeremy Corbyn will still be leading Britain's Labour party a year from now.
"The rank-and-file seem happy with the direction the party is taking."
9. Ed Crooks writes that by the end of 2016, Brent crude oil will be over $50 per barrel.
"The financial torments of oil producers worldwide are forcing them to cancel projects and cut drilling programmes, curbing future supplies, and the impact will become apparent."
