World War 3 is in the works, and here is how it will go down.

[ThemBombs]

several weeks ago, NSA director Michael Rogers urgently warned of a major cyberattack occurring against the US anywhere between now and the next decade.

[Trollsmasher]

it has already begun

[Rodmantheman]

[ArbitraryWater]

it has already begun

That's a quiet WW3.. Shit's not even trending on Twitter.

[KingBeasley08]

Why you want there to be chaos so bad brah? Every thread of yours:

"You should expect a supervolcano soon"
"World War III is inevitable"
"Scientists expect the moon to blow up"

[KevinNYC]

[TonyMontana]

Strong anti-Russian narrative.

The European countries are not sovereign and are US puppet states. Germany is still occupied by the US Military, an occupation that has remained since the end of WW2.

One could easily point this as Putin "liberating" Europe. It's all about what your bias is and what you want to propagate.

The Anglo-judaic empire(United States) is clearly bent on being the sole superpower of the world and wants a globalized world where they control everything.

I for one support BRICS plea as independent nations.

[BlazerRed]

OP is a giant fa[COLOR="Black"]g[/COLOR]got.

[bdreason]

Russia's military is being vastly overrated.

[GimmeThat]

in the game of frequencies


"message" triumphs


does it not?

[Jailblazers7]

1. So they left beings code in 2009? Yeah, that hasn't be fixed. Plus electronic networks differ by region in both code and infrastructure.

2. Russia will go into recession eventually because their demographics blows and China needs to re balance their economy. Good luck waging war with that.

3. The US economy will reveal itself to be the most resilient in the world in 5 years or so which means no crumbling of global power or NATO (unless the EU collapses).


Try again.

[Godzuki]

Russia will slowly lose power and become a shit hole. Putin will be ousted. With how much they have tied up going into military expenditures, and their economy tanking, more world wide oil producers and alternative energies, sanctions, etc. their future looks bleak.

Iran will be under sanctions and held in check for a long time, which will keep them from becoming anything powerful, even if they somehow get nukes. if the world economy don't let you in, good luck building a strong country.

China is not in bed with Russia or Iran, i don't even think they like Putin, seems nobody in the world stage does these days. China wants prosperity which is tied to us and europe.

there is no allied forces close to standing up to us and our allies, and won't be for a long ass time

[ThemBombs]

Strong anti-Russian narrative.

The European countries are not sovereign and are US puppet states. Germany is still occupied by the US Military, an occupation that has remained since the end of WW2.

One could easily point this as Putin "liberating" Europe. It's all about what your bias is and what you want to propagate.

The Anglo-judaic empire(United States) is clearly bent on being the sole superpower of the world and wants a globalized world where they control everything.

I for one support BRICS plea as independent nations.

actually, I don't support either side. both sides are telling their people what to do and how to live their lives.
I'm a staunch advocate for libertarianism in every sense of society, and both sides are very power hungry.

[ThemBombs]

1. So they left beings code in 2009? Yeah, that hasn't be fixed. Plus electronic networks differ by region in both code and infrastructure.

2. Russia will go into recession eventually because their demographics blows and China needs to re balance their economy. Good luck waging war with that.

3. The US economy will reveal itself to be the most resilient in the world in 5 years or so which means no crumbling of global power or NATO (unless the EU collapses).


Try again.

1. even if the codes have been removed, that doesn't change the fact that not only have China and Russia been able to infiltrate the system, they figured out how the power grid operates from top-down, and ever since 2009 they have been aggressively funding their cyber programs while America's cyber defense has remained virtually the same. it was inadequate then and it is especially dangerous now. this was coming from the director of the NSA himself.

2. economic malaise doesn't prevent war, especially when multiple great powers are involved... See: the prelude to WW2, Iraq & Afghanistan during the global recession, etc.

3. 3 of the 10 largest economies of the world have this far entered a recession. Russia announced that it will in 2015, and several others are bracing for the likely possibility that they will too. The US is the most indebted nation in the world. as the global economy continues to weaken creditors will lose more and more faith in the US causing an economic crisis in the US not dissimilar to the one seen in Greece. not only at the rate that the government is spending can this absolutely not be prevented but it is inevitable in the near future.

[fiddy]

WW3 already started on 9/11