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When will WW3 start

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I looked up many yt videos trying to explain it but most of them were low IQ repeating the same things like China vs Taiwan or Israel vs Palestine but none of them discussed details like social networks of officials, stakeholder, playing theoretical war strategy cases out, using statistics of countries weapon, national alliences etc.
 
It has already started
 
I looked up many yt videos trying to explain it but most of them were low IQ repeating the same things like China vs Taiwan or Israel vs Palestine but none of them discussed details like social networks of officials, stakeholder, playing theoretical war strategy cases out, using statistics of countries weapon, national alliences etc.
Then start discussing it. Nothing you said goes into any detail of each those things.
 
Never. Literally nothing ever happens these days
 
Cold war 2 is more likely, in fact it may have already started. Only history will tell
 
It has already started
Correct. Nobody is calling it WW3 at this point in history, but looking back, historians will probably place the date Russia invaded Ukraine as the starting period of the war, if world events escalate to far worse levels in the coming years. Russia-Ukraine will be the WW3 equivalent of pre-WW2 Germany-Poland.
 
A third world War is impossible because of nuclear weapons, as well as the NATO bloc (These are the 30 most developed countries in Europe and North America) Even if Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea were united into one bloc, which is impossible in fact, due to the differences in ideology of each country, they would be swept away by NATO.
 
A third world War is impossible because of nuclear weapons, as well as the NATO bloc (These are the 30 most developed countries in Europe and North America) Even if Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea were united into one bloc, which is impossible in fact, due to the differences in ideology of each country, they would be swept away by NATO.
Ideology doesnt matter, just think bout WW2 capitalists, communists fought against fascists. What really matter what countries are revisionists. And WW3 can exist without nuklear escalation, North Korea is an acception
 
Ideology doesnt matter, just think bout WW2 capitalists, communists fought against fascists. What really matter what countries are revisionists. And WW3 can exist without nuklear escalation, North Korea is an acception
No one benefits from the Third world war - it's either a nuclear format and the death of a quarter of humanity from the consequences of nuclear war and nuclear winter. Or it's a positional war in the style of the meat grinder of the First World War, but there are no young men in large numbers for this, since both the West and Russia and China and Iran and even the DPRK are dying out and aging. Where will millions of young men come from for the front? The societies of Russia, China, and the West are extremely old, with an average age of 40+ years.
 
No one benefits from the Third world war - it's either a nuclear format and the death of a quarter of humanity from the consequences of nuclear war and nuclear winter. Or it's a positional war in the style of the meat grinder of the First World War, but there are no young men in large numbers for this, since both the West and Russia and China and Iran and even the DPRK are dying out and aging. Where will millions of young men come from for the front? The societies of Russia, China, and the West are extremely old, with an average age of 40+ years.
What about shareholders and CEOs of military companies? In capitalist countries corruption is normal. And before capitalism (feudalism) u could apply this logic but wars existed anyway. Becuase if won it eleminated the other country, what some countries wanted
 
If iran ever gets invaded
 
Never. Literally nothing ever happens these days
Do I even have to say it?
Nothing ever happens laid back chudjak
 
No one benefits from the Third world war - it's either a nuclear format and the death of a quarter of humanity from the consequences of nuclear war and nuclear winter. Or it's a positional war in the style of the meat grinder of the First World War, but there are no young men in large numbers for this, since both the West and Russia and China and Iran and even the DPRK are dying out and aging. Where will millions of young men come from for the front? The societies of Russia, China, and the West are extremely old, with an average age of 40+ years.
Even forcing those young men to participate in the war is a hassle. Nationalism is dead so all this propaganda isn't as effective anymore. The juice is not worth the squeeze. There is little to no morale for young men to fight properly. In the past atleast they waged wars for a convincing reason. Nowadays most see through the bullshit due to technology.
 
Even forcing those young men to participate in the war is a hassle. Nationalism is dead so all this propaganda isn't as effective anymore. The juice is not worth the squeeze. There is little to no morale for young men to fight properly. In the past atleast they waged wars for a convincing reason. Nowadays most see through the bullshit due to technology.
Nationalism isnt dead nor religions and there are still enought people manipulated by war propaganda like top gun or other movies
 
By 2030 and not where you'd think it would be fought
 
Russia and North korea would
no they won't, they're not even allies, China follows Western sanctions on Russia and Iran does not consider Crimea as RF territory in recent "Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Agreement"
these 3 countries are just more or less neutral to each other but not allies.
 
no they won't, they're not even allies, China follows Western sanctions on Russia and Iran does not consider Crimea as RF territory in recent "Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Agreement"
these 3 countries are just more or less neutral to each other but not allies.
No such thing as allies.

Iran produces drones for russias ukraine war. Russia has an interest in bogging the west down in a brutal conflict like they have done to it.
 
Iran produces drones for russias ukraine war
they don't, RF bought the technology from them and builds it themselves for like 2 years at least already
 
Russia has an interest in bogging the west down in a brutal conflict like they have done to it.
cope, all RF business elite and politicians are Western puppets, they do everything to undermine Russia and make it weaker.
 
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It probably started already, but most countries are preparing their armies with deadlines around 2030.
 
cope, all RF business elite and politicians are Western puppets, they do everything to undermine Russia and make it weaker.
Brutal
 
imo unless Israel loses it won't happen
all other countries try their best to never escalate any type of conflict but the jews would bring the whole earth down if they get kicked out of Jerusalem and palestine gets recognized by EU with Jerusalem as its capital
 
Stakeholders matter in capitalist countries, because in such corruption is normal
Parties that profit from war:

1. Defense Contractors & Arms Manufacturers

Companies that produce weapons, ammunition, military vehicles, drones, and other warfare equipment see massive profits during conflicts. Examples:
Lockheed Martin (fighter jets, missiles)
Raytheon Technologies (missiles, radar, defense systems)
Boeing (military aircraft, space defense)
Northrop Grumman (stealth bombers, drones)
General Dynamics (tanks, submarines, IT for military)

2. Private Military Contractors (PMCs) & Mercenaries

Firms that provide security, logistics, and combat services profit from war. Examples:
Blackwater (now Academi)
DynCorp
G4S

3. Oil & Energy Companies

Wars, especially in resource-rich regions, often drive up oil and gas prices. Energy companies may benefit from resource control and contracts to rebuild infrastructure post-war.
Examples:
Halliburton (energy services, previously involved in Iraq War)
ExxonMobil, BP, Shell (benefit from geopolitical instability raising oil prices)

4. Banks & Financial Institutions

Wars require financing, and major banks often profit from lending money to governments for military spending.
Investment firms and hedge funds also profit by investing in defense stocks, which tend to surge during conflict.

5. Reconstruction & Infrastructure Companies

After wars, contracts are awarded for rebuilding infrastructure, including roads, schools, and utilities.
Examples:
Bechtel Corporation (construction & engineering)
KBR, Inc. (military logistics, engineering)

6. Tech & Cybersecurity Firms

Modern warfare involves cyber operations, AI, and surveillance technologies, benefiting tech giants and cybersecurity firms.
Examples:
Palantir (data analytics for military intelligence)
Microsoft, Amazon AWS (cloud computing for defense)

7. Media & News Organizations

War drives viewership, leading to increased ad revenue for news channels covering the conflict.
Propaganda networks may receive government funding to shape public perception.

8. Politicians & Lobbyists

Some politicians with ties to defense companies push for increased military spending.
Lobbyists for arms manufacturers influence policy to ensure continuous military engagement.
 
Potenital war causes:

1. Political & Power Struggles

Expansionism & Imperialism: Nations seeking to expand their territory (e.g., Nazi Germany in WWII).
Regime Change & Revolution: Civil wars and conflicts over leadership (e.g., Syrian Civil War).
Ideological Conflicts: Clashes between political ideologies like capitalism vs. communism (e.g., Cold War, Korean War).

2. Economic Interests & Resource Wars

Oil & Natural Resources: Wars fought over access to valuable resources (e.g., Iraq War, conflicts in Africa over minerals).
Trade & Economic Rivalries: Sanctions, trade disputes, and economic manipulation leading to conflict (e.g., U.S.-China tensions).
Debt & Economic Collapse: Financial crises leading to war as governments seek external enemies to distract from internal problems.

3. Ethnic, Religious & Cultural Tensions

Ethnic Cleansing & Genocide: Conflicts driven by racial or ethnic divisions (e.g., Rwandan Genocide, Yugoslav Wars).
Religious Extremism: Wars fought over religious ideology (e.g., Crusades, ISIS conflicts).
Nationalism & Separatism: Minority groups seeking independence (e.g., Chechnya, Catalonia, Taiwan tensions).

4. Territorial Disputes & Border Conflicts

Disputed Land & Borders: Countries fighting over contested regions (e.g., Israel-Palestine, India-Pakistan over Kashmir).
Historical Claims: Conflicts based on ancient territorial claims (e.g., China’s claims in the South China Sea).

5. Proxy Wars & Foreign Interventions

Superpower Rivalries: Major powers funding and arming different sides in smaller conflicts (e.g., Vietnam War, Syrian War).
Cold War & Geopolitical Strategy: Wars fought indirectly between major powers (e.g., U.S. vs. USSR through proxies).

6. Military-Industrial Complex & War Profiteering

Defense Contractors & War Lobbyists: Arms manufacturers benefiting from perpetual conflict.
Manufactured Conflicts: False flag operations or exaggerated threats to justify war (e.g., Iraq WMD claims).

7. Environmental & Climate-Driven Conflicts

Water Scarcity & Food Shortages: Droughts and climate change triggering war (e.g., Syrian Civil War partially driven by drought).
Natural Disasters & Resource Collapse: Environmental disasters forcing mass migrations, leading to conflict.

8. Psychological & Social Factors

Fear & Paranoia: Nations fearing attack and striking preemptively (e.g., Israel’s Six-Day War).
Revenge & Historical Grievances: Longstanding feuds leading to repeated conflicts (e.g., Balkan Wars).
Propaganda & Mass Manipulation: Governments using media to stir up war sentiment.
 
National alliances:

Major Military Alliances

1. NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization)

Founded: 1949
Members: 32 countries (including the U.S., Canada, U.K., France, Germany, Turkey)
Purpose: Collective defense—if one member is attacked, all respond (Article 5).
Recent Activities: Expansion towards Eastern Europe, military aid to Ukraine, deterrence against Russia.

2. CSTO (Collective Security Treaty Organization)

Founded: 2002
Members: Russia, Belarus, Armenia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan
Purpose: Military alliance of former Soviet states as a counterbalance to NATO.
Recent Activities: Assisting Kazakhstan against internal unrest (2022).

3. QUAD (Quadrilateral Security Dialogue)

Members: U.S., India, Japan, Australia
Purpose: Strategic counter to China's influence in the Indo-Pacific.
Recent Activities: Joint naval exercises, tech cooperation.

4. AUKUS (Australia-UK-US Pact)

Founded: 2021
Members: Australia, United Kingdom, United States
Purpose: Military technology sharing, including nuclear-powered submarines for Australia.
Recent Activities: Strengthening Australia’s defense in response to China’s regional actions.

5. Five Eyes (FVEY)

Members: U.S., U.K., Canada, Australia, New Zealand
Purpose: Intelligence-sharing network monitoring global security threats.

Economic & Political Alliances

1. European Union (EU)

Members: 27 European nations
Purpose: Political and economic integration, common currency (Euro), free trade.
Recent Activities: Sanctions on Russia, energy crisis management.

2. BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa + new members in 2024)

Purpose: Economic and political cooperation among emerging powers, challenging Western dominance.
Recent Activities: De-dollarization efforts, trade expansion.

3. G7 & G20

G7 Members: U.S., U.K., Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan (economic powers).
G20: G7 + emerging economies (China, India, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, etc.).
Purpose: Global economic policy coordination.

4. OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries)

Members: Oil-producing nations (Saudi Arabia, Iran, Venezuela, etc.).
Purpose: Control oil production and prices globally.

Regional Alliances

1. ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations)

Members: 10 Southeast Asian nations
Purpose: Economic and political stability in the region.

2. African Union (AU)

Members: 55 African countries
Purpose: Economic growth, peacekeeping in Africa.

3. SCO (Shanghai Cooperation Organization)

Members: China, Russia, India, Pakistan, Central Asian states
Purpose: Security cooperation, counterterrorism, regional trade.

4. GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council)

Members: Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman
Purpose: Economic and security cooperation among Gulf states.
 
Potenital war causes:

1. Political & Power Struggles

Expansionism & Imperialism: Nations seeking to expand their territory (e.g., Nazi Germany in WWII).
Regime Change & Revolution: Civil wars and conflicts over leadership (e.g., Syrian Civil War).
Ideological Conflicts: Clashes between political ideologies like capitalism vs. communism (e.g., Cold War, Korean War).

2. Economic Interests & Resource Wars

Oil & Natural Resources: Wars fought over access to valuable resources (e.g., Iraq War, conflicts in Africa over minerals).
Trade & Economic Rivalries: Sanctions, trade disputes, and economic manipulation leading to conflict (e.g., U.S.-China tensions).
Debt & Economic Collapse: Financial crises leading to war as governments seek external enemies to distract from internal problems.

3. Ethnic, Religious & Cultural Tensions

Ethnic Cleansing & Genocide: Conflicts driven by racial or ethnic divisions (e.g., Rwandan Genocide, Yugoslav Wars).
Religious Extremism: Wars fought over religious ideology (e.g., Crusades, ISIS conflicts).
Nationalism & Separatism: Minority groups seeking independence (e.g., Chechnya, Catalonia, Taiwan tensions).

4. Territorial Disputes & Border Conflicts

Disputed Land & Borders: Countries fighting over contested regions (e.g., Israel-Palestine, India-Pakistan over Kashmir).
Historical Claims: Conflicts based on ancient territorial claims (e.g., China’s claims in the South China Sea).

5. Proxy Wars & Foreign Interventions

Superpower Rivalries: Major powers funding and arming different sides in smaller conflicts (e.g., Vietnam War, Syrian War).
Cold War & Geopolitical Strategy: Wars fought indirectly between major powers (e.g., U.S. vs. USSR through proxies).

6. Military-Industrial Complex & War Profiteering

Defense Contractors & War Lobbyists: Arms manufacturers benefiting from perpetual conflict.
Manufactured Conflicts: False flag operations or exaggerated threats to justify war (e.g., Iraq WMD claims).

7. Environmental & Climate-Driven Conflicts

Water Scarcity & Food Shortages: Droughts and climate change triggering war (e.g., Syrian Civil War partially driven by drought).
Natural Disasters & Resource Collapse: Environmental disasters forcing mass migrations, leading to conflict.

8. Psychological & Social Factors

Fear & Paranoia: Nations fearing attack and striking preemptively (e.g., Israel’s Six-Day War).
Revenge & Historical Grievances: Longstanding feuds leading to repeated conflicts (e.g., Balkan Wars).
Propaganda & Mass Manipulation: Governments using media to stir up war sentiment.
That's bullshit. The world War implies that several great powers united in blocs will beat the shit out of each other, but the West is Zog, and Russia and China are also Zog. Will Jews fight against Jews? Perhaps they will create a conflict like Russia/Ukraine, where the Jew Zelensky and the Jew Putin/Shalomov are playing a confrontation.
 
That's bullshit. The world War implies that several great powers united in blocs will beat the shit out of each other, but the West is Zog, and Russia and China are also Zog. Will Jews fight against Jews? Perhaps they will create a conflict like Russia/Ukraine, where the Jew Zelensky and the Jew Putin/Shalomov are playing a confrontation.
thats what my post says but more detailed.
btw, is putin really jewish
 
thats what my post says but more detailed.
btw, is putin really jewish
Russia is even more Zog than the United States. In Russia, you will go to prison for denying the Holocaust or for saying that Hitler was a good guy.
 
thats what my post says but more detailed.
btw, is putin really jewish
In Russia, Meinkampf, the protocols of the Elders of Zion, and even Henry Ford's international Jewry have been recognized by the court as extremist materials, so they will put you in prison for trying to spread the word. Even reading them is dangerous here, as the very fact of storing files with these books can put you in jail.
 
Russia is even more Zog than the United States. In Russia, you will go to prison for denying the Holocaust or for saying that Hitler was a good guy.
whats zog
 
The question is not when WW III will begin, but rather whether we are already in a preliminary phase of it.
 
Europe is fucked so we have to be in ww3 right now
 

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