Ophis Report: Australia 2022
 
Set records for wettest year in over 50 years, perhaps due to monsoon

Corruption of high-standing judicial officials exposed

In elections the liberal leadership will be voted out

Unexpected resignation of member of the House of Representatives

Federal Government announces sweeping reforms to business rules to attract overseas companies to Australia.

Major industrial dispute, possibly concerning uranium mining

Oversea nuclear threat/detonation results in Australia publicly denouncing event and severing diplomatic relations with perpetrator(s)

Steel production and other national resources begin a large economic upswing

By end of year Australian living/economic conditions improved

Australia military forces with join those of ally in overseas operation

Government makes demands of banks that are accused of illegal practices

Conclusion:  2022 will be interesting to Australians because of so many overseas developments, some which greatly improve Australian economy and conditions.  In this analysis there is a strong hint in many events that the Red Threat of China is no longer an issue by the end of the year.  There is further an undercurrent of data inferring that there is a secret accord, an agreement by several parties concerning Australia about its future and strategic role in becoming a world power.  Evidence that Australia has assumed such a role will surface in Oct-Nov.