| It turns out that the idea of doomsday (1) in or around | | | | How would a nuclear war start (13)? |
| 2012 is not far fetched at all. Although it won't happen | | | | Recently, we learned that Iran has enough uranium to |
| quite like the movie, but rather the old fashion way - | | | | build one nuclear bomb. It doesn't actually have a |
| war. | | | | bomb, but it could build one if it wanted to. Additionally, it |
| The movie "2012" is coming out in theaters on | | | | is building enough centrifuges over five years to create |
| November 13, 2009. Based on the movie trailer (2), it | | | | about 25 bombs per year. |
| looks like the Earth will be destroyed in 2012 by | | | | We have now crossed a threshold where Israel must |
| meteorites, earthquakes, giant waves and more. The | | | | act. In a couple of years Iran will be in position to have |
| question is - could it really happen? | | | | 20 or 30 nuclear bombs. This is intolerable to Israel, and |
| There is no particular reason that the Earth should | | | | a very real threat to its existence. |
| experience a series of supernatural events in 2012. | | | | In the next year or two Israel must attack Iran and |
| Yes, the Mayan calendar ends on December 21, 2012, | | | | destroy or cripple its ability to create nuclear weapons. |
| but there is absolutely no evidence that date means | | | | What do you think will happen after Israel attacks Iran? |
| anything in real life. | | | | Iran will launch a coordinated attack against Israel using |
| Unfortunately, real life is going to be even scarier than | | | | Syria, Lebanon (Hezbollah) and Hamas. They will seek |
| the movie. Imagine going to bed one night and waking | | | | to destroy Israel once and for all. |
| up to a destroyed America. That's assuming you even | | | | Both Syria (14) and Hezbollah (15) have chemical |
| wake up. That's the kind of scenario that is becoming | | | | weapons that could be launched on Israeli cities. |
| more and more possible, and might really happen | | | | What do you think would go through the mind of a |
| around 2012. | | | | Jew when chemical weapons are exploding over |
| The world has not seen a major world war for over | | | | Israeli cities? |
| 60 years. The idea that this type of war could even | | | | There can be only one response: nuclear. Whoever |
| occur is beyond the imagination of most people. Yet, a | | | | would dare to use chemical weapons against Israel will |
| major nuclear war (3) is now more likely than it has | | | | be obliterated with nuclear weapons. |
| ever been. | | | | Once Israel starts using nuclear weapons then it must |
| To understand why a major nuclear war is likely one | | | | destroy all of its hostile neighbors. That means about |
| must look back at how prior wars started (4). For | | | | 10 to 15 million deaths will occur over a short period of |
| example, what were the conditions (5) that caused | | | | time. |
| World War I to start, and are they present today? | | | | Naturally the rest of the world would be pretty upset |
| The first condition for World War I is a declining | | | | at Israel, and America would be blamed too. |
| superpower. Britain was already in decline in 1914 and | | | | Is that a good reason to launch a nuclear war against |
| was just not up to the task of confronting Germany. | | | | America? It turns out that the answer is yes, but not |
| Today it is the United States that is in decline (6). We | | | | right away. It will take a few years to properly prepare |
| have trillion dollar deficits as far as the eye can see. | | | | for nuclear war against America. |
| The nation is divided politically. Soon our standard of | | | | The normal scenario where a small conflict escalates |
| living must start decreasing. | | | | into a major nuclear war will not happen. In this case a |
| The impact of this decline should not be | | | | small nuclear war will not escalate, but rather it will die |
| underestimated. It is huge. | | | | out. The escalation will occur a few years later when |
| The idea is that a certain world order that has existed | | | | the entire world is not expecting anything to happen. It |
| for many years is in the state of change. This period | | | | will come out of the blue for no apparent reason. |
| can be very dangerous. | | | | Back in 2008 a Russian general (16) announced that |
| The second condition is powerful rivals. This was | | | | Russia reserved the right to use nuclear weapons |
| Germany in 1914, and today it's Russia (7) and China. | | | | preemptively to protect itself and its allies. Okay, but |
| China is busy taking the profits it earned from the | | | | which countries are allies of Russia? |
| United States and building more nuclear-tipped missiles | | | | Syria is an ally (17) of Russia. |
| to point at us. Russia is busy upgrading its nuclear | | | | So Russia is already telling us that if Syria is destroyed |
| missiles and warheads. | | | | by Israel then Russia may launch a nuclear strike over |
| Additionally, for some reason both Russia (8) and | | | | this event. |
| China (9) are investing a lot of resources building | | | | Doesn't Russia have a lot to lose by going to war with |
| underground nuclear bunkers capable of protecting | | | | America? The article, Beware Failing Rogues (18), |
| millions of people. | | | | describes how economically distressed states might |
| The third condition is weakened alliances. Currently | | | | go to war. The more a state has to lose, the less likely |
| NATO has no clear purpose. The Europeans are not | | | | it is to risk losing it. However, Russia is looking more |
| fond of the United States and most likely would not | | | | and more like an economically distressed state due to |
| come to our defense in a nuclear war. | | | | the huge drop in the price of oil. |
| The alliance with South Korea is very weak because | | | | Russia has another big problem in that its military is |
| the people have become more and more | | | | declining. It simply cannot upgrade its military equipment |
| anti-American. | | | | faster than it is degrading. So there will be a significant |
| Even the alliance with Japan is set to change with the | | | | reduction in Russia's nuclear missiles in the next 15 |
| recent election of a new political party to power. | | | | years. Analysts expect Russia's nuclear missiles to |
| The fourth condition is the existence of terrorist | | | | eventually stabilize at around 300 in the next 15 years. |
| supporting states. That was Yugoslavia in 1914, and | | | | By 2030, America will probably have the technology to |
| today it's Iran, Syria, Lebanon and other Islamic states. | | | | take out most of the Russian missiles during their |
| The fifth condition is the existence of terrorist | | | | boost phase. This will be a disaster for Russia. |
| organizations. They existed in Yugoslavia in 1914, and | | | | So Russia has a window over the next ten years |
| today there are Al Qaeda, Hezbollah, Hamas and | | | | where it can destroy America. After that period |
| more. | | | | Russia may have to start living under the thumb of |
| The first three conditions set the stage for war but | | | | America for a long time. |
| might not necessarily start a war. The last two provide | | | | What about China? |
| the catalyst to actually start the war. | | | | Already one can read about the thousands of |
| There are other conditions that one could use to | | | | protests each year from unhappy citizens. The |
| determine if war is near. For example, there are the | | | | environmental pollution is so bad that it is devastating to |
| three Es of war (10): Empires in decline, economic | | | | the people. The country's one-child policy is a |
| volatility and ethnic conflict. These are all present today. | | | | demographics disaster. The country's leadership is |
| The United States is in decline. Russia and China are | | | | mostly unresponsive to the complaints of the people. |
| experiencing economic volatility due to the global | | | | There are significant water problems covering large |
| financial crisis. Ethnic conflict is a major source of | | | | portions of the country. There's wife kidnapping |
| problems in the Middle East. | | | | because men are getting desperate for a wife, and |
| Another way to understand war is to look at how | | | | this will get worse. There are abandoned little girls |
| major wars tend to follow cycles (the cycles of war) | | | | because the parents wanted boys instead. |
| (11) based on the human life span. As a crisis | | | | Even though things don't look too bad in China right |
| generation gets older and starts to die, the younger | | | | now, they can easily change due to the above |
| generations (12), having not directly experienced a | | | | mentioned internal problems. |
| major crisis involving war, start to become susceptible | | | | If you want to see what nuclear war looks like then |
| to a major new war. | | | | check out this YouTube film clip from the movie, "The |
| The cycles of war point to a major crisis occurring | | | | Day After". (19) |
| between 2005 and 2025. | | | | In conclusion, a nuclear war in the Middle East will act |
| You can see our susceptibility increasing as Obama is | | | | as a sign that the United States could be subject to |
| cutting the number of nuclear weapons down to 1,500 | | | | nuclear retaliation from Russia and China. The actual |
| and possibly even 1,000. A major attack by both | | | | retaliation would probably take two to three years to |
| Russia and China means that we can retaliate once | | | | occur in order to give Russia and Chine time to |
| then we have nothing left. Meanwhile, millions of | | | | prepare. |
| Russians and Chinese can wait us out in their nuclear | | | | Background References: |
| bunkers. | | | | (1) The Next War of the World |
| Could they wait us out if they knew we could retaliate | | | | (2) Institute For Human Continuity: The IHC, Keeping |
| four or five times over several years? | | | | You Safe For '2012? |