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West in increasing danger of instigating a World War III
Update by Joseph Earnest April 3, 2013
Newscast Media WASHINGTON—On December 5, 2012, this journalist discerned that the West was in increasing danger of instigating a Wold War III. (The entire article is at the bottom).
It appears that's where we are headed and the results could be catastrophic. This administration is unprepared for an enemy like North Korea, and make no mistake, this about East vs. West as I predicted in my article. Guess who's smiling now? If you guessed Syria's Assad, you're are correct.
Syria and North Korea have very strong ties and Kim Jung-un wrote Bashar Assad pledging his support for Syria. Now the battle has shifted. Obama cannot send Al Qaeda to fight North Korea because the loyalties aren't that deep, and if America is weakened by a WWIII, it benefits Al Qaeda since they would then view us as less of a threat to the Arab world.
China definitely wants to be a global power so it would benefit by aligning itself with North Korea. Russia would do the same, then Arab countries like Iran and Afghanistan would align themselves with the East. Such a showdown would be epic!
Anybody who thinks the Russians and Chinese aren't secretly hoping for a showdown is naive. They want it to happen. They want to see America fall. We attacked their allies and they kept quiet, now we are under threat, and it will be curious to see if the East offers its own people as sacrificial lambs to save the West.
This may very well be a repeat of Carthage vs. Rome when Hannibal Barca brought Rome to the brink of collapse. Obama needs to surround himself with men who have wisdom and discernment and stop worrying about social issues that less than 3% of the population engage in. War is imminent and North Korea has to be taken seriously.
King Solomon, the wisest man said, "We may get our horses ready for battle, but only God can decide the victory." Liberals need to stop shaking their fists in God's face as they pursue their social agenda. Instead, caution and sound judgment should be exercised in the climate we find ourselves in. North Korea is no Libya.
Hannibal Part I
For the record, Hannibal was a Black African. The BBC used a European in this movie to appeal
to a wider audience.
Hannibal Part II
Hannibal Part III
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by Joseph Earnest December 5, 2012
Newscast Media MOSCOW—There are new findings, according to Al Manar news, that two Russian warships docked in the port of Tartus today, for several hours but their crews did not go ashore, the Interfax and ITAR-TASS news agencies reported.
"They loaded up on fuel and water and had minor repairs. No shore leave was planned for the crew," a source in the naval chief of staff told the Interfax news agency.
The Tartus base is Russia's only remaining foreign military base outside the former Soviet Union and is seen as a major strategic asset for Moscow.
Earlier this week, there were threats by the Obama administration that if Syria used chemical weapons against militants, there would be consequences. Syria has dismissed allegations that it intends to use chemical weapons to end the unrest, stressing that it will never use weapons of mass destruction against its own people.
"In response to the statements of the US foreign minister, Syria confirms repeatedly that it will never, under any circumstances, use chemical weapons against its own people, if such weapons exist," Syrian state television quoted a foreign ministry official as saying.
This is a very dangerous scenario that is on the cusp of ushering in a long-desired World War III by the ruling elite. If the Syrian rebels were to get a hold of chemical weapons and use them against themselves as a way of drawing in the United States into their war, expect a global catastrophe. Russia will not sit silently, since it has already accused the West of transferring weapons to the rebels. Most of these weapons came from Libya, that's why the Benghazi scandal is being hushed.
Iran certainly is a force to be reckoned with, perhaps the most powerful country in the Middle East. It too will not let Syria fall, because Iran knows it will be next. Iran is also China's Israel, meaning an attack on Iran would be an attack on China, therefore as I have warned before, China would have to get involved, creating an East vs. West war. (pop-up)
The results will be bloody, or ashy... if you will. The West will never be the same nor will human civilization as we know it, should a World War III occur.
The West does not have the will to engage multiple adversaries in possible two-year world war. I receive a lot of communication from people saying they sense a world war is inevitable. People are increasingly having dreams of an America up in smoke, and the few surviving people in destitution as a result of a mysterious catastrophe.
While I believe dreams die first, such people are certainly justified about their fears. The West is continuously provoking the East, who are by nature patient, but a showdown is on its way, if we do not use discernment, and sound judgment regarding the battle we choose to fight.
The ruling elite are pushing for this war. They select leaders who beat the drums of war, in hopes of provoking one. Russia is already flexing its muscle, and to send a strong message to the US, on election day one of its nuclear submarines was spotted on the Eastern US coast. (pop-up)
Before that incident, it was reported that a Russian submarine had sailed into the Gulf of Mexico undetected. This was obviously a message-job from the Russians to the U.S. implying that they were ready to bring the war to us. (pop-up)
China too is taking proactive measure in the South China sea, provoking U.S. allies because they are tired of being threatened by the West and are finally ready to begin World War III. This is not a game folks. If the West continues to make war threats, it will inevitably get what it asks for, and with the economy in the West falling apart, plus the fatigued military due to endless wars in the past decade, the West will be hit very hard. Only those who are fortunate to survive will live to write about the tale of the titans. Even the Indians are worried about China's naval activity in its backyard. (pop-up)
Iran has displayed defiance, not just in the capturing of US drones, but sailing under US warships undetected on several of its naval missions. A Third World War would be viewed by them as a Jihad or Holy War.
Of course, a world war would not be one if North Korea were missing in action, and Kim Jung Un has offered his public support to Syria's Bashar Assad.
"Please accept my warm congratulations to you and the government and
people of your friendly country on the 42nd anniversary of the
rectification movement in Syria," read the message from Kim, in his
official capacity as first secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea.
"Availing myself of this opportunity," the message concluded, "I wish you success in your responsible work, reiterating the firm solidarity of our people with the struggle of the Syrian Arab people to defend the sovereignty, peace and stability of the country," reported German's Deutsche Welle news. (pop-up)
In
his brilliantly-written article, Michael Reagan the son of President Reagan
says: "Russia's
diplomatic corps has been challenging us privately and, before the
U.N., asking, "What is the strategic advantage you [that is to say we,
the American people] hope to achieve if the Muslim Brotherhood/al-Qaeda
freedom-fighters succeed in collapsing the Assad regime and taking power
in Syria? Another Egypt? What if Syria does fold, and the Muslim
Brotherhood takes control? Where do they go next for an encore? The
other Muslim-dominated regions of Russian Empire?"
Being the largest producer of oil in the world, Michael Reagan believes Russia's initial step in collapsing America, would be through oil.
"We
purchase their oil with our dollars, and they return with those same
paper dollars and employ Americans by buying our goods and services...As
a result, the dollar is the primary reserve currency of the world. It
backs all other currencies. So pay close attention to what I'm saying
here: any attack on the free flow of oil is an attack on the dollar.
Any attack on the dollar is an attack on our ability to project power
and protect Western democracies, economies, and ideals. God have mercy
on us all if that attack is successful!"
Some even believe Russia may have been behind the Benghazi attack as revenge against the U.S. because the U.S. removed Russia's good ally Gadhafi from power, therefore what was done to Gadhafi was also done to Chris Stevens. Meaning, a rape and murder, for a rape and murder. As for the submarine that was seen at the East Coast of the U.S., it is believed that was Russia's victory lap, just like the celebrations that happened when Gadhafi's adversaries learned of his downfall.
In his article Reagan concludes: "The loss of Ambassador Stevens throws a monkey wrench in the works. Whatever the truth of Mr. Stevens and his associate's deaths, the greatest beneficiary, at least for the moment, is Mr. Putin." (pop-up)
The stakes are high. The East will possibly bring the war to us, and not wait for us to take it to them. When those birds (missiles) fly past each other, let all who are instigating the impending World War III hope the warheads aren't nukes. From those ashes, few survivors will arise who will have enough sense to realize that sometimes it takes a painful experience to make people change their ways.
The only hope is for the leaders who are instigating this war, to come to their senses and start treating the positions they occupy as a noble calling or cause, for the betterment of humanity. War is utterly unncessary, especially since humans have been given the power to reason—by the use of our minds. We can turn this society around and enter an age of reason. Add Comments>>
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