Increasing violence towards journalists, and in fact, towards anyone with a camera. Eventually we're going to have an incident where some black person is recording a white person, accusing them of having committed some wrongthink, saying how they're going to post a video and ruin their life, and it's going to turn into evidence for a murder case. It will be reported on, and then quickly buried, because the amount of sympathy for the murderer will surprise and scare the establishment. It will still take place - women are a favorite target, and can't do much - but stupid people will make bad decisions about who and when to record, and the unspoken public attitude will become that anyone recording someone else without their consent is inviting violence. People will start to reason 'It's way better to be accused of outright violent assault with no video evidence than to be accused of racism on camera'.

Journalists in general will begin to avoid reporting 'live and on scene' or doing anything but highly controlled interviews because outbursts of violence will become routine. When they do show up, it will be with security. I'm convinced that the reason this event quickly fell out of the public eye is because, even in 2018, the idea that a bunch of people working for a newspaper got killed was less 'This is terrible!' and more 'Good', and journalists quickly realized they didn't want to fan that particular flame.

Capable whites in the US will increasingly become expats, and countries around the world will eventually realize there's money to be made in appealing to whites in particular. The waters will be tested on this front, but when 'Come to a place where people don't hate white people and in fact like them' pays off, it will become increasingly blatant. Offensively blatant, in fact, at least to the western media, who will try to stop, censor, or shut down such advertisements - partly because of how they (rightly) imagine it will impact the psyche of westerners.

Whites with fewer opportunities will be regarded as valuable commodities - by overseas, hostile actors. Russians, the Chinese, and who knows who else will see demoralized-yet-still-numerous whites as absolutely ripe for radicalization and destabilization of a strategic enemy. This is probably going to intensify once some kind of major military conflict flares up that requires a meaningful commitment of American troops, and hostility gets slightly hotter than they are right now. Not World War III, but something closer to the Iraq War in terms of US entanglements.

That in particular will be a major tipping point: when America commits itself to some kind of fresh international military conflict, and either falters, or it becomes clear they really have overextended. The moment something big happens - China makes a move for Taiwan, North Korea pushes a bit too far against South Korea, something that involves America flexing as much muscle as possible for show - I'm convinced some other actor is going to decide it's time to make THEIR move, reasoning that America can't manage two major conflicts at once. They will be correct.

That's how I see things playing out. And yeah, within the next 8 years. Buchanan suggested the US won't survive 2025. Pat's the closest thing we have to a modern prophet. I would not bet too much against his suspicions.