The signs are ominous, the rhetoric constant. Whichever way you look at it, the world is slowly descending into an ever greater spiral of conflict. We all know that the current wars raging in the Middle East have the potential to go catastrophically wrong and pull the super-powers into something much bigger.<\/p>\n
You also know things are not good when the so-called \u2018conspiracy theories\u2019 from alternative media outlets eventually goes mainstream, and there\u2019s no shortage:<\/p>\n
Britain\u2019s Daily Telegraph<\/strong><\/em>: Here\u2019s how World War Three could start tomorrow To confirm the state of the world today, the Global Peace Index states, \u00a0\u201cThere are now only ten countries in the world that are free from conflict\u201d.<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n The Independent has a 40 second video (HERE) of these ten countries, it\u2019s worth watching, you\u2019ll be surprised.<\/p>\n Some believe World War III has already started, most dispute that. It takes no more than a spark to light the fire and currently there are a lot of sparks flying around. Even political instability in the European Union as a result of a refugee crisis is a cause for concern. Pew Research, published just last month, confirmed that European\u2019s fear a wave of refugees will mean more terrorism and fewer jobs. Violent protests have broken out, politician\u2019s are worried. The VP of the International Relations Committee at Hungary\u2019s parliament, Jobbik Member Marton Gyongyosi was supported by other EU leaders when he has suggested that \u201cphysical protection of our borders\u201d is required. He went further \u2013<\/p>\n \u201cThe US caused this (refugee) problem in the neighborhood of Europe and then leans back criticizing European countries for not dealing with the problem efficiently.\u201d<\/strong> <\/em><\/p>\n In that context, a few EU leaders are calling for an EU wide army and its own intelligence service. It seems America and therefore NATO are not as trusted as they once were. The US\/EU trade deal TTIP, the largest deal in the history of humanity, is reported as being over. Is this evidence of the widening gap of disagreement, maybe.<\/p>\n The outcome is a changing political landscape. Before the European Union was created by the Maastricht Treaty on November 1st 1993 there were just 25 nationalist political parties. Since the birth of the formalised EU there has been a 150 per cent rise in political parties on the extremes of the political spectrum, now totalling 64.<\/p>\n
\nAmerica\u2019s<\/strong> New York Times<\/strong><\/em> simply entitled: \u201cWorld War Three\u201d
\nCanada\u2019s GR<\/strong><\/em>: World War III in The Pipeline? US and European Allies Threaten Russia
\nAustralia News Network<\/strong><\/em>: World War 3 Update: US Warns China at G20 Summit
\nRussia\u2019s RT<\/em><\/strong>: China & Russia\u2019s G20 message: Confrontation with West not our desire
\nIran \u2013 Press TV<\/em><\/strong>: World War III a coin flip if Hillary elected
\nGermany Der Spiegel<\/em><\/strong>: War against Russia<\/p>\n