Predicting Tomorrow

2026-05-06 · Ho Chanh Nghia

Originally published on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/predicting-tomorrow-khanh-pham-ops4c/

Predicting Tomorrow

Historical Causality: Prediction requires understanding the present, which in turn requires understanding the past. To predict tomorrow, one must grasp today; to grasp today, one must master yesterday. Global geopolitics is unreadable without understanding the United States, and the United States is unreadable without understanding the sum of its parts.

Geopolitical Centricity: Global politics are inextricable from the influence and actions of the USA. Foresight requires historical context. Geopolitical literacy requires American literacy. To understand America, one must understand its internal mechanics.

Domestic Complexity: The USA cannot be viewed as a monolith; it is defined by its internal components. Predictive analysis depends on contemporary understanding, which is itself rooted in historical depth. Just as global geopolitics cannot be understood in isolation from the United States, the United States cannot be understood apart from its constituent components.

Ironically, the most informed people about the USA seem to be from outside the USA. Like the Chinese diplomat Wang Huning, who penned the book America against America. In 2013, after the US government betrayed me again, I realized the eternal struggle stated in Mein Kampf.

It was 1991, after 2 years of living in the USA, I managed to be intrigued by a foreign book Mein Kampf. I was in 5th grade, perusing the library in Norwalk, California, dreaming that I will one day read all the books inside the walls of this library. I was simply curious what this non-English words are doing in my English library. It turns out the language was digestible even for a 5th grader–so I continued to the end.

I was born in Vietnam after the war. Raised in the US on welfare. Represented the USA at the national, and international level working with the USAF, and UN. I still did not understand that as an American I was constantly at war with other Americans. In what other country can you serve as its defender and consistently gets defamed and entrapped as an enemy spy? How many times was Julius Caesar accused of treason? How many times did Confucius get accused of treason? How many times did Socrates get accused of treason? Here in the USA, I was personally framed as a Chinese spy stealing secrets and selling secrets three or four times in my 11 years.

I realized that I too need my own army. I needed my own big stick. I needed that nuclear weapon. I needed that Samson option. Anything less and it is just lipstick on a pig.

Every good virtue that Americans claim to hold, proved false.

Every good virtue that non-Americans claim Americans hold, proved false.

Take the mission of any of the national agencies, and overlay it against their work and achievements. No special access, or special knowledge is required to form an informed opinion of where we stand today, as an Empire, as a Nation, as Americans, as individual Americans.

How is it possible for something that should not exist, an abomination, still exists so soundly and dominantly?

Like a dying sun, in the interim, it will still shine.

Like the age of Al Capone, in the interim, it exists.

All roving bandits of the past have had their days, and have seen their sunset. Every single mighty stationary bandit of the past has had their days, and has seen their sunset. We were supposed to avoid this cycle of violence and revolution, because we already studied and understood the past. Some virtues are so sacred that even if you are the mightiest army in the world, you should not alienate. These virtues of inalienable rights were enshrined to help us stay as one nation, undivided.

Every government institution posts a large sign, explaining how discrimination against nationality, skin color, religion, etc., is unlawful. This reminds me of every government building in Vietnam, which also posts large signs, stating how the government represents and serves the people.

Globally, we have a shared understanding that laws are worth more on paper than laws in many other countries. To a large extent, the institutions established in yesterday are still there. If you apply for a US visa, you can see how instructions and criteria are detailed and orderly. Vietnamese still pay 5,000 to hire “professional” to fill out the standardized forms. On the surface level, no educated Americans can really grasp this. In Vietnam, every educated Vietnamese understands the US follows the laws, but they just will not allow themselves to believe it. In Vietnam, money speaks louder than any national laws.

US Foreign Service Officer, Consular of US Consulate Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, Michael T. Sestak was convicted of visa fraud ring. The sort of conviction that people would have loved to see Epstein and Bill Gates face, but reality is reality. The sort of conviction I wanted to see for the conspirators who were involved in the death of Ambassador Christopher Stevens in Benghazi, Libya. I never liked the official story, so I had to invent my own story about how it came to be. Like myself, who was betrayed by my own team, Chris was betrayed by his own team. Many may say Killary, I don’t have a better idol for a villain, so I used her as a placeholder, then her boss Obama as a slick but equally questionable figure. The type of backdrop you need to weave these stories are found in the killing of Lt Col Peter Dewey of the OSS in 1945. He was on his way back to the US to build a peace bridge between the US and the newly independent territories of French colonies. Sadly, a French sympathizer put a stop to it. Very much where we are now with the Israel sympathizers.

From the OSS assassination in 1945, to the 2013 SSgt Pham assassinations; I had plenty of context to put together a grand mosaic.

To date, I have not met anyone who could put so many random facts together in one story or narrative. Then one day I discovered Americans against Americans by Huning. Then apparently the spying Google, also noted this, and introduced Prof Jiang Xue Qin, and his Predictive History. He holds a BA in English, so many scholars are putting him down for calling himself Prof, but I do not mind. My friend from Nigeria holds a PhD in business, and he has been calling me prof since my days of getting a bachelor’s degree. A title is not only a piece of paper, a title could be honorary, and it doesn’t mean anything beyond a title anyway. In any case, it is rare to find anyone living or dead who can stitch the entire human narratives into one narrative. And Prof Jiang does it for me. Similarly to how Helena Bravasky did it for me, but her language is harder to grasp than 99% of the PhD dissertations in existence.

Where was I… Putting two and two together was not enough. The US is a complex country. The entirety of the game, the rules of the game, cannot be written onto a book. But without this rules, how does one play the game. As victims ofcourse. No one taught the victims of Epstein how this game of life is played. No one taught me how this game of life is played. So I got played. I got assassinated. SSgt Pham is very much dead. What is left, is what the FBI call a dangerous person. Someone with all the legitimate cause to deliver violence at scale. Fortunately for many people, the means are still meager for such undertaking.

What this taught me is that the fracture in the US, is not just the two wings of the house. It is more than that. much deeper than that. It is between every individual Americans, every individual who endure injustice, and was told to shut up and go away.

What I learned is that Adolf Hitler was correct.

This world belongs to those who fought for it, and won it. Beyond the rhetorics of scholars and teachers who never conquered or defended an empire, little do they understand the intensity and the depth of vengeance. I have read plenty on the matter. The most favor cliche is, “the best revenge, is to becomes a success (make millions of dollars)”. Majority of them never understood the lessons of Carthage Empire. Or the lesson from the Kwazamerian Empire. Revenge is very much up to the undertaker. Beyond that, there’s really no rules or boundaries for revenge. This is probably a primary cause for setting up court and fair justice system. The US empire owed much of its success to a reliable and transparent rule of laws. The UN was supposed to be that reliable and fair system of laws for the nations to play within the walls of law and orders. But now that we do not have justice inside the US, or outside the US at the global level. I am certain we can look forward to another Carthage, or Kwazamerian.

Have you heard of Christopher Dorner? Read his writings? Interesting stuffs, but so much context is missing. I really wish there was more from his head that we can access. but here is his manifesto before his death. before he went on a revenge journey against the local police.

https://mediaassets.turnto23.com/pdf/2013/February/DornerManifesto_.pdf

This is definitely the things that were spinning in my head.

The central catalyst for his actions was his termination from the LAPD, which he claimed was direct retaliation for reporting a superior officers misconduct.

Reporting Excessive Force: Dorner reported Sgt. Teresa Evans for kicking a mentally ill suspect in the chest and face during an arrest in August 2007.

Systemic Cover-up: He alleged that the LAPD Internal Affairs and the Board of Rights (BOR) suppressed evidence—including a video of the suspect confirming he was kicked—to protect the Blue Line and terminate him for lying.

Conflict of Interest: He claimed the BOR panel was biased, noting that the Captain presiding over his hearing was a personal friend of Sgt. Evans.

Failure of Legal Appeals: He stated he exhausted all legal avenues through Superior and Appellate courts to reclaim his name but failed because the department suppressed the truth.

If you look at my case, it was almost a mirror image of Chris Dorner, where I drafted and cited criminal conducts with date, time, place, and people present. But the USAF / AFTAC is not much different from the Mormon cult from Utah. This is likely the best place for any remaining KKK who still have not joined the modern era of equality and viewing humans as brothers and sisters.

I was a general manager for an international seismic research station, and had been coordinating maintenance on all 7 continents for 11 years. I am certain my complexity of planning does not lose to a commander like Christopher Dorner much. The total understanding of human suffering runs deep in me. I was a slave labor at 6 years of age, busing table for my ungrateful aunt, who also beat me senseless for 4 hours because I refused to admit I stole her money which she insisted I did.

When AFTAC declared war on me, they also opened the entirety of human suffering. If I were to take revenge, it will be with military planning, military precision, and a vast ocean of human history spanning back to Ancient Rome, the so-called root of western civilization. I mean, if you’re to uproot western civilization like Scipio uprooted Carthage, you have got to pull up all of western civilizations.

It is amusing, though somewhat offensive, how some doctors have felt the need to make light of this outrage. I think one time I was considering speaking to a doctor at the VA outpatient in Los Angeles. He’s pretty laid back, and behaving as normal for his normal life. So I told him about my anger and where it came from. He innocently stated how what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. The first image that came to my head, was smashing his head against the wall, and show him how damaging half his brain does not in fact make him stronger. I don’t even care who he is, as I am not mad at him one bit. I am just extremely furious at the stupidity of the cliche. What other common medical cliche piss me off? That line I heard from a failed marines who joined the US security police. He was saying, how pain is weakness leaving the body. Then there was this military doctor, who treated me for foot pain, and made an ignorant comment about how I should move more (while I was already hosting a fitness run for work, and running a soccer team year round). Finally I got to Thailand, and a Thai doctor gave me some good insole for my shoe, and that helped relieve the foot pain. My issues with doctors actually exist. It all started with AFTAC as well.

In order to persecute me and avoid legal consequences. They outsourced it to the medical clinic. Like the prison Guantanamo Bay using psychologists to target prisoners. I had Dr Martha Dedrick, who is a clinical psychologist, interrogated me without a lawyer. Supposedly, they were treating my health. But always asking incriminating questions. One question that was burned so deeply that in 2026, 13 years later, it still burns. She asked, Do you have thoughts of killing yourself, or others? Do you have thoughts of killing me?

I was pissed. I stared at her in horrible disdain for an eternity. Then I said, do you think it is sad, that you’re my doctor, and you have to ask me this question? Dr Dedrick responded simply, I have to ask these questions.

Why would a doctor have to ask me these questions, when the cause of everything was the illegal discrimination complaints filed by me. Yet, none of the complaints were ever addressed or seen the court.

I later submitted a complaint to the APA, American Psychological Association, citing the use of her medical training and position to circumvent the laws was illegal. The APA never provided a response. So, if I were to obtain justice, I surely would want to hold every individual member of that APA accountable for everything that has gone wrong since the inception of the APA.

What Huning cannot possibly capture about American versus American, I lived and experienced deeply. The general and general group versus group is not enough to understand the risks America is facing. Internally and externally, we can expect countless challenges.

Listen, it is not many, it is countless. We have to see the quantity as approaching infinity. We cannot count the amount of atrocities and calamity we have caused inside and outside the US. If all of them were to demand justice, and we are to give them fair justice, our 350 million Americans will have to die 100 times over and it would not come close to equalizing the injustices we caused in 200 years of having a nation.

While we can predict tomorrow to some extent, it is ridiculous to try to predict beyond what is reasonable. I do not know who the victor will be, as it is always unknown until it is known. If we ever know that someone has the capacity to decapitate the US government, we would have bombed them to death already. Like Hiroshima and Nagasaki. But if we could, we will just do Iraq, Libya, Syria, Afghanistan. If we have to do Hiroshima again, then we have to. That’s just an American thing, especially since the decisions are divorced from the consequences.

I think I want to have tea with Wang Huning. That’s the only person I like to meet right now. Then there is Putin. It would be a blessing to have a quiet conversation about tomorrow with one of the pivotal individuals for my time alive. Because I casted the thought into reality, there is now a small chance of it coming true. That’s the essential math of my prophecy.

Using this first principle, we can see many storms coming. We also see that we are not in a good position to survive these storms. Individually, each of these storms is insignificant. Like a coronavirus insignificant. Then together they form a crisis, and we fall.