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Posted: 6/29/2015 11:53:33 PM EDT
We have ISIS pillaging through the Middle East shit holes with Turkey making moves to go into Syria. We have escalating tension between Russia, Ukraine and the U.S. not to mention NATO forces there right now. Pakistan n India seem to be heating up as well... So how long til someone throws a nuke or a multi national front develops into WW3?
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I thought it was supposed to happen this summer? Cause Soros and some NATO commander.
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There are no absolutes, but historically, we are "due" for one. Again, that does not mean one will occur, but I believe so.
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There are no absolutes, but historically, we are "due" for one. Again, that does not mean one will occur, but I believe so. View Quote This is kinda how I see it. Seems as though the world tension and violence is becoming more and more of a problem... Or maybe I spend too much time on arfcom idk |
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August its always August. Want a good read,? read Guns of August and how it ties in most major shitstorms starting up in August.
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Just however long it takes for Iran to get a reactor and bomb.
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20 years from now is such a reserved bet, that you really can't lose. I'll give it 5 years, tops. 2 years if shit does not calm down on the international stage, and a few major nations have a total economic collapse.
The aftermath will make World War Two look minor in comparison. It will be real bad. I predict a three front war, and several smaller conflicts here and there. Conflict will engulf the entire globe, sparking a shit load of civil wars and mutiny. |
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caution, you will be chided, derided, chastised, criticized, made fun of, castigated, called out, called names, ignored, and pitied if you keep on this track. Wars don't happen, you needn't worry, don't be a chicken little, a derper, or anything like it. And above all else do not be a paranoid, the malcontents will sense blood in the water.
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if you're thinking of "world war" as something resembling the two in the 20th century, the answer is never. or at least not in the foreseeable future. the political geography of territory is obsolete, and has been replaced by one of economic networks. whereas 20th century (and earlier) wars were waged among states, the political identity distinction in the globalized world is based on being inside or outside the global capital network. this network transcends all state borders, linking all state militaries together.
in short, the spice (capital) must flow. any impediment to the spice flowing hurts every state on the planet. as a result, any state that seriously threatens the network becomes an enemy of every other state, all of whom will act in concert to restore order to the net (like everyone on a lifeboat jumping on the guy who is freaking out). afg was a perfect example--nations lined up to fight there, because radical islam is the most serious threat threat to network stability. but we weren't fighting afghanistan--we were fighting a destructive non-state network that passed through there. afg was merely a node. so we might very well see a war of global extent (arguably we've been engaged in one since 2001), but it is unlikely to be MCO among militaries fielded by states. instead, it'll be between capital interests (primarily formal states) and non-state networks who act against the global capital network either because they want to destroy it, or because they want to use the threat as leverage to attain their own ends. |
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I think we'll see an internal struggle inside the u.s. before we see another world war..
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we need a president with balls to make our enemies cower in fear just from the sight of the American flag...
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If our enemies don't respect us they better damn well fear us. Not even a mouse a is scared of Obama, he's fucking worthless pussy that is going to cause WW3
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We need WWIII to happen in order to save us from our AI overlords.
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Gonna guess the world war....will wait for the u.s civil war to happen and finish.then strike while the iron is hot
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I hope it's before my Converses wear out. I heard they don't make combat boots anymore.
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We have ISIS pillaging through the Middle East shit holes with Turkey making moves to go into Syria. We have escalating tension between Russia, Ukraine and the U.S. not to mention NATO forces there right now. Pakistan n India seem to be heating up as well... So how long til someone throws a nuke or a multi national front develops into WW3? View Quote You didn't even mention the one, most likely threat in that time frame, Iran. If Obamas deal goes through and they get everything they want, they will have bombs and they really don't have anything to lose like the rest of the countries you named. IF it is going to happen, I'd bet on Iran. |
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The question to ask is ....how long until the u.s states start trying to seperate fully from big gov and/if who's the first ones with balls!
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WWII ushered in an era of great growth for the US. We'll see.
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if you're thinking of "world war" as something resembling the two in the 20th century, the answer is never. or at least not in the foreseeable future. the political geography of territory is obsolete, and has been replaced by one of economic networks. whereas 20th century (and earlier) wars were waged among states, the political identity distinction in the globalized world is based on being inside or outside the global capital network. this network transcends all state borders, linking all state militaries together. View Quote "The Great Illusion" by Norman Angell made the same argument just before WW1. And then there was WW1. The Post-WW2 security system is in the process of collapsing. Vlad is trying to get the band back together. China is eyeing places that don't belong to it. There's a hostile Islamic ideology afoot, and demographic pressure in the middle east and Africa. Mid-20th century style protracted industrial warfare? Maybe not. But state actors possibly including WMD can't be ruled out. |
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This is kinda how I see it. Seems as though the world tension and violence is becoming more and more of a problem... Or maybe I spend too much time on arfcom idk View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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There are no absolutes, but historically, we are "due" for one. Again, that does not mean one will occur, but I believe so. This is kinda how I see it. Seems as though the world tension and violence is becoming more and more of a problem... Or maybe I spend too much time on arfcom idk Agreed. The longest period of "peace" between all of the Great Powers in the modern erawas the 99 years between Waterloo and WWI. Even then there was the Franco-Prussian War, the Crimean War, the American Civil War, the Russo-Japanese War of 1905--none of which lasted long enough to involve all of the Great Powers. Since WWII, we have had the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Suez Crisis, the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Yom Kippur War, Gulf War I--none of which sucked in all of the Great Powers. We will set a new record for the modern era if there is "peace" all the way until 2044. I doubt we will set that record. |
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caution, you will be chided, derided, chastised, criticized, made fun of, castigated, called out, called names, ignored, and pitied if you keep on this track. Wars don't happen, you needn't worry, don't be a chicken little, a derper, or anything like it. And above all else do not be a paranoid, the malcontents will sense blood in the water. View Quote Yes, just like the U.S. economy can't have another great depression, WW3 can never happen. Those things only happened to our grandparents, because they weren't smart and special like us. |
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Yes, just like the U.S. economy can't have another great depression, WW3 can never happen. Those things only happened to our grandparents, because they weren't smart and special like us. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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caution, you will be chided, derided, chastised, criticized, made fun of, castigated, called out, called names, ignored, and pitied if you keep on this track. Wars don't happen, you needn't worry, don't be a chicken little, a derper, or anything like it. And above all else do not be a paranoid, the malcontents will sense blood in the water. Yes, just like the U.S. economy can't have another great depression, WW3 can never happen. Those things only happened to our grandparents, because they weren't smart and special like us. It will never happen again. There are laws preventing that. The UN will sort it out in a fair and diplomatic way. Sound familiar? |
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Yes, just like the U.S. economy can't have another great depression, WW3 can never happen. Those things only happened to our grandparents, because they weren't smart and special like us. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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caution, you will be chided, derided, chastised, criticized, made fun of, castigated, called out, called names, ignored, and pitied if you keep on this track. Wars don't happen, you needn't worry, don't be a chicken little, a derper, or anything like it. And above all else do not be a paranoid, the malcontents will sense blood in the water. Yes, just like the U.S. economy can't have another great depression, WW3 can never happen. Those things only happened to our grandparents, because they weren't smart and special like us. Correct. "History" is what happened in the last five years. "Ancient History" was the previous 10 years. |
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Correct. "History" is what happened in the last five years. "Ancient History" was the previous 10 years. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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caution, you will be chided, derided, chastised, criticized, made fun of, castigated, called out, called names, ignored, and pitied if you keep on this track. Wars don't happen, you needn't worry, don't be a chicken little, a derper, or anything like it. And above all else do not be a paranoid, the malcontents will sense blood in the water. Yes, just like the U.S. economy can't have another great depression, WW3 can never happen. Those things only happened to our grandparents, because they weren't smart and special like us. Correct. "History" is what happened in the last five years. "Ancient History" was the previous 10 years. we've had a fundamental change in history, the way we do things, and our common values.........you don't believe me? ask Obama, he knows. |
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It's will happen sometime. It's in our nature. Peace is a pipe dream. Anyone who believes in it is smokin' something.
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if you're thinking of "world war" as something resembling the two in the 20th century, the answer is never. or at least not in the foreseeable future. the political geography of territory is obsolete, and has been replaced by one of economic networks. whereas 20th century (and earlier) wars were waged among states, the political identity distinction in the globalized world is based on being inside or outside the global capital network. this network transcends all state borders, linking all state militaries together. in short, the spice (capital) must flow. any impediment to the spice flowing hurts every state on the planet. as a result, any state that seriously threatens the network becomes an enemy of every other state, all of whom will act in concert to restore order to the net (like everyone on a lifeboat jumping on the guy who is freaking out). afg was a perfect example--nations lined up to fight there, because radical islam is the most serious threat threat to network stability. but we weren't fighting afghanistan--we were fighting a destructive non-state network that passed through there. afg was merely a node. so we might very well see a war of global extent (arguably we've been engaged in one since 2001), but it is unlikely to be MCO among militaries fielded by states. instead, it'll be between capital interests (primarily formal states) and non-state networks who act against the global capital network either because they want to destroy it, or because they want to use the threat as leverage to attain their own ends. View Quote Agree completely. |
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if you're thinking of "world war" as something resembling the two in the 20th century, the answer is never. or at least not in the foreseeable future. the political geography of territory is obsolete, and has been replaced by one of economic networks. whereas 20th century (and earlier) wars were waged among states, the political identity distinction in the globalized world is based on being inside or outside the global capital network. this network transcends all state borders, linking all state militaries together. in short, the spice (capital) must flow. any impediment to the spice flowing hurts every state on the planet. as a result, any state that seriously threatens the network becomes an enemy of every other state, all of whom will act in concert to restore order to the net (like everyone on a lifeboat jumping on the guy who is freaking out). afg was a perfect example--nations lined up to fight there, because radical islam is the most serious threat threat to network stability. but we weren't fighting afghanistan--we were fighting a destructive non-state network that passed through there. afg was merely a node. so we might very well see a war of global extent (arguably we've been engaged in one since 2001), but it is unlikely to be MCO among militaries fielded by states. instead, it'll be between capital interests (primarily formal states) and non-state networks who act against the global capital network either because they want to destroy it, or because they want to use the threat as leverage to attain their own ends. View Quote That assumes sane leaders that ae concerned with their economies. Not all current leaders seem that interested in keeping the status quo. Here is what we have now. Russia is making waves in Europe and only the power of the US military is holding them back from occupying old Soviet territories. China is building an island military base in the South China Sea in waters that are contested. Iran and it's nuke program and it's direct impact on countries like Saudi Arabia and Israel. NK vs SK India vs Pakistan |
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WWIII in shorter than that. WWIV? My money is on never. WWIII will put us back into the stone age. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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We'll see WW4 in 20 years. We'll see WW3 in 5. WWIII in shorter than that. WWIV? My money is on never. WWIII will put us back into the stone age. Maybe not the Stone Age, but WW3 would put us back into the Middle Ages, IMO. |
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The world population has grown waaaaay too high to maintain. History tells us something will occur to bring that back in check. Could be world war, disease, meteor, super-volcano or maybe just a giant purge type event that spreads across the world.
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We have ISIS pillaging through the Middle East shit holes with Turkey making moves to go into Syria. We have escalating tension between Russia, Ukraine and the U.S. not to mention NATO forces there right now. Pakistan n India seem to be heating up as well... So how long til someone throws a nuke or a multi national front develops into WW3? View Quote That's going to be one hell of a disorganized clusterfuck compared to the last two, if it does happen. |
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20 years? LOL.
WWIII is happening now, it's just utilizing different tactics than were originally planned for. |
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After the Corporate Wars they invented Rollerball to settle international disputes.
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