🇦🇴🗳📹 — Following the partial results and claims of widespread fraud, Angolan citizens of Luanda, the capital of Angola since its colonial times, gathered around its Central areas to peacefully protest in favor of the opposition parties.

As the numbers of protesters continued to rise, MPLA Government forces started to fire tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the crowd.

This, however, is not the first time that an Angolan election has been accused of have been rigged, with the most well-known case being the 2008 Legislative Elections where supposedly MPLA won 80% of seats of Angolan National assembly.

🇮🇱❌🇸🇾⚠️ — Secondary explosions taking place at the East of Masyaf, Tartous Province, one hour after an Israeli Aerial bombardment

Per reports, an SAA-owned ammo storage was hit by Israeli Air Force there.

🇯🇵⛩📃 — Same Logic applies for Japan, although, in the case of Japan, the idea of a "Cultural Shinto" rather than something like a "Practicing Shinto", similar to the shift between the so-called "Cultural Christians" and "Faithful Christians" in the "West", is quite pervasive in the Japanese society.

Also, Demographic breakdowns always tend to cause radical changes, socially speaking.

Take, for example, the demographic decline that occurred at the end of the Edo Period (which some might argue was one of the reasons that it collapsed, but it's a topic for another time) and period of internal instability at the beginning of Imperial Japan (Meiji Era)

As de-globalization is pushed around the world, it is expected that trends seen by our much-loved "progressive friends" as 'reactionary' will become the norm and eventually birth rates and a return to social models taken today as "outdated" returns as a solution.

After all, history is a cycle forced to repeat itself, not a line that just moves forward.