1237 How the Change will affect Afghanistan and North Korea.

1237 A Guide explains how the Change will affect Afghanistan and North Korea.

(Guide:)
Okay, let’s look at the Middle East where the women are considered to be secondary. This is another area where your strong person, your leader is actually a woman who’s in one of these countries. The men because of the way their belief system, are always the ones in charge making decisions and so on and they become overconfident doing that and they consider the women to be very much second grade. So they don’t take too much care when it comes to a lot of things to do with family, emotion and so on, whereas the women do. and the women have considerable strength in these particular countries because they have no choice they’ve had to build up a resistance to being dominated by the men and this gets built up over the years and what happens is passed on from one generation to the next. The mother tells the daughter this is what you must do to keep a stable mind if you like in a country which is unbalanced as far as that is concerned.

So when the women eventually are able to associate work on an equal level it makes them very good and practical more reliable than the men. Yes they would make more of an impact. Yes, they would. It’s difficult to get that part into words, but you can see what I mean.

(Sharon)
And it’s because their way is different. Why you do something is different to way.

(Guide:)
Yes, good way to put it.

(Sharon)
Now in a lot of areas, like at the moment you’ve got Iraq, Iram, Afghanistan where the women are being suppressed as much as possible.

(Guide:)
Modern day suppression doesn’t work so well because the women can just leave the country. Or they will start leaving the country, not all of them can afford to, of course, but they start leaving and going to Western countries where they will flourish, they really will flourish. But what you end up is they build up a resistance movement, and that becomes a very solid group energy.

(Guide:)
So you’re against the men who are individual energies because they simply assume that they are the leaders and they don’t form a group energy whereas women have a group energy and that will eventually dominate. It takes some time but it will eventually dominate. So with a change that’s happening this is part of the process that will happen and it will take a little bit longer to happen but the prime example of course is the Taliban. They will realize that when the rest of the world changes that they must change and it’s really as simple as that –  what they’re relying on at the moment is their past history, their culture has always been like this for generations, so why should it change? That’s their logical thinking. But when they see the whole world changing, then they will follow suit. Now I’ll give you an example of a country where that didn’t happen, which is North Korea After the war they had the chance to rebuild.
This Dominating force came into effect where they just shut themselves off from the rest of the world And they made up their own rules and regulations, but it was total domination And the family that runs the country is a very revered family and that’s been passed down through generations so all the people that are in northern Korea at the moment are people who were brought up to believe that the family owns everything and they are the dominating factor, they’re in charge and they just go along with the rules and regulations. They’ve been so suppressed that their attitude is simply, well this is our lot so we’ve just got to make the best of it, it’s never going to change, we can never be strong enough to rise up. And of course one day they will.

Now how that’s going to happen, it’s going to be kept for a long time. Now let’s just see if I can give you a clear picture of what will happen there. Kim Jong Il will see the changes going on around the world and he’ll be very well advised because he has access to all the information around the world. And he’ll realize that he needs to make a change, he can’t carry on like this. So he’ll try to make subtle changes by saying, for example, everybody can now own their own house, or everybody can now own a car, or little things, handling little things. Because you have a scenario where if you had to go to North Korea now and then just change it to a Western civilization like America people wouldn’t know what to do. They wouldn’t be able to complete the change it would take time. Yeah, it’s taking their power away from them. Yeah, the children have been very well educated in everything except other civilizations. External outside of North Korea. So the education system is very good because it’s a society which is dominated so you have to go to school, you have to take these grades and they are told what jobs they’re going to do when they leave school and so on. And they just accept it, that’s the way it is and that’s what they must do and for that they get a house and they get food, mediocre as it is, but they don’t know any better. So now eventually when you get this group energy, at the moment it’s very fragmented because everybody’s just on their own saying oh this is just our luck there’s nothing we can do about it.

But when there’s a little bit of hope, a little bit of a spark, and that’s going to come in with people seeing what’s happening overseas. Now you’re not allowed to have internet there or communications, but they have radios and they’ll pick up all sorts of things and it’ll just get bigger and better and so on and little groups will form and then one day they will simply decide we have a plan we can overthrow it and they will basically go to the military which dominate everything which control everything and say you know like there is an uprising you had better choose sides right now.

(Sharon) And the younger ones will have more of their energy in them. And then the newborn ones will have more understanding.

(Guide:)
Correct. So the new children being born right now are basically going to be the rebels.  So Kim Jong-un will Try to dominate and defeat and so on so I’m seeing the whole of North Korea. Let’s say 90% of it is okay, they get sorted out 10% is going to have a lot of prison time, mass shootings, killings, all this sort of thing as he tries to get his country back and then eventually he’ll be defeated. So it will cost a lot of lives but that’s fine because that will be a part of the beginning history and they all have that in their history books.