New Star Trek Strange New Worlds Predictive Programming Nuclear WW3

There is a New Star Trek series called Strange New Worlds.
It is about the Enterprise during the period prior to Captain Kirk.

You all remember Captain Pike who preceded Captain Kirk but was all but killed and preserved in a kind of mobile wheely thing where all he could do was make a light go green or red to denote yes or no, his face all melted from being horribly burned, etc....until Spock ensured that Captain Pike got to live out his days in a fantasy world with the aliens with the big heads where Captain Pike would experience living out his days with a beautiful woman in a young body in his imagination...

Anyway, they created a new series, a prequel if you will, where Captain Pike is still a dashing version of his former self, confident and experienced, leading the Enterprise on that 5 year mission to seek out new life, new civilizations and boldly go where no "one" has gone before. "Man" of course has been replaced along with most of the bridge officers, who are women or LGBTQ with the haircuts to match. Even nurse chapel, who was kind of a blonde ditz in the original Star Trek is back and now she is not just a nurse as she has medical knowledge on par with a genetic engineer / plastic surgeon and she is all sassy!

So, in addition to having plenty of instant shots to your temple and chest area with that little shot giving device they use in Star Trek to do things like temporarily change your genes (hello mrna) so that you can blend in with the aliens without breaking the prime directive when interfering with pre warp civilizations, they convince a 21st century type pre-warp civilization still warring with their own people not to blow each other up with their up and coming warp bomb; showing footage of our 21st century "nuclear war" that wipes out Washington DC and a plethora of other cities around the globe resulting in huge population and species losses.

This was never the timeline in the old star trek...

Notice Star Trek 4, where Spock remarks in the 1980s after coming back in time from the period well after Captain Pike; "If memory serves, Captain (Kirk), there may be a 21st century alternative (to recrystalizing Dilithium crystals for Warp speed). There was a "dubious flirtation" with nuclear fission used in the 21st century, later banned, etc..." Although crude, we could adapt it to recrystalize our dilithium crystals (paraphrasing).

So, a dubious flirtation with nuclear fission in no way would be used as verbiage by Spock regarding the 20th century if we had nuclear war in the 21st century that began with a 2nd civil war. By the way, the footage shown of this unrest included protestors signs about the "vote" being counted incorrectly, which honestly makes no sense in regard to a nuclear war since the nuclear war shown is global and not within the US between 2 parties. In the series, they do reference 21st century America as the location of the 2nd civil war.

This is predictive programming, meaning the elite are letting us know in advance the direction they want things to go in, at least that is what predictive programming is supposed to mean; the whole episode centers on the idea that the future is pre-written, by the way; with a mild comment at the end of the episode (actually the next episode) wherein the ship's #2 officer tells the Captain that perhaps the future is not set.

This reminds me of Terminator 2 where they attempt to change the future that is set in Terminator 1. Teenage, whiny, John Connor recites his dad's message from the future:

Alright, the whole thing goes like this. The future's not set. There's no fate but what we make for ourselves.

Oh my god, she's gonna blow him away! (Sarah Connor is going to blow Miles Dyson away and try to stop Cyberdine Systems from ever evolving to create Terminators).

That movie also predicted WW3.

There is literally NO REASON on earth for a World War 3. This whole Russia/China thing is such horseshit to begin with and nuclear war is supposed to be a deterrent from itself because of mutually assured destruction. You can't set off an above ground or atmospheric nuclear warhead anywhere in the world without contaminating the entire atmosphere and impacting the entire rest of the world, so the idea that nukes are going to fly is based in fear, not in reality. No country would actually be stupid enough to do it now that many countries have them and the dangers are so well known.