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no. next question? unblock Mar 2014 #1
Agreed MNBrewer Mar 2014 #3
Good. Thank you. nt ChisolmTrailDem Mar 2014 #4
no, it's just a part of the realignment. Europe, Japan, North America geek tragedy Mar 2014 #2
Sounds plausible. Hope that's all there is to it. We've got our cable networks already putting ChisolmTrailDem Mar 2014 #5
I read Emmanuel Todd's book "After the Empire: The Breakdown of the American Order". jwirr Mar 2014 #28
That depends on what Putin's longer term plans are. The way he's pissed of a lot of Ukraine they're okaawhatever Mar 2014 #6
McCain and Kristol (and other NeoCons) are suddenly out of the woodwork again, beating war drums. nt ChisolmTrailDem Mar 2014 #7
I don't pay any attention to that. I'm more concerned with what reasonable people are saying. nt okaawhatever Mar 2014 #9
I'm not implying they are reasonable. I'm pointing out that the same cast of characters is ChisolmTrailDem Mar 2014 #19
I don't think this situation is anything like Iraq or Afghanistan. That's why I drown those guys out okaawhatever Mar 2014 #25
In a word: Nnnnnnope. cherokeeprogressive Mar 2014 #8
Not yet -- The next global war should not start until after 2030 FarCenter Mar 2014 #10
Although, note that Putin will never be in a better position to go to war FarCenter Mar 2014 #26
"The US is weakened by having shot its bolt in Iraq and Afghanistan" EX500rider Mar 2014 #35
A lot of the latest gear is in Afghanistan with no way out. FarCenter Mar 2014 #40
No not even close AnalystInParadise Mar 2014 #43
But then there was 1918 to 1937, '39, 0r 42 depending on how you figure HereSince1628 Mar 2014 #29
1914 to 1949 is more or less one continuous war FarCenter Mar 2014 #38
I suppose that's arguable HereSince1628 Mar 2014 #41
If you watched Rachel Maddows show you bigdarryl Mar 2014 #11
Exactly, it's about oil and gas. I catch Rachel when I can. I will go see what I can dig up. nt ChisolmTrailDem Mar 2014 #17
Not until resouce shortages make military powers desperate seveneyes Mar 2014 #12
Kiev isn't an "enemy state" to Russia--they would most likely want to have TwilightGardener Mar 2014 #13
No. Not even close. nt Democracyinkind Mar 2014 #14
It's always a danger ucrdem Mar 2014 #15
There is the very real potential nadinbrzezinski Mar 2014 #16
no! Everyone knows that a war between Russia and America would simply be too costly Douglas Carpenter Mar 2014 #18
Anyone over a certain age HockeyMom Mar 2014 #22
Makes sense. Thank you. nt ChisolmTrailDem Mar 2014 #24
Provided that Putin only grabs non-EU and non-NATO countries there will be no war. Nye Bevan Mar 2014 #20
Putin is being irrational Gman Mar 2014 #21
A crummy economy that is blamed on someone else or unfairness might be a path to war HereSince1628 Mar 2014 #33
Very true Gman Mar 2014 #36
This message was self-deleted by its author CJCRANE Mar 2014 #23
Nope. We aren't going to war over the Crimea. nt Demo_Chris Mar 2014 #27
Undeniably yes CFLDem Mar 2014 #30
Over to you, Secretary of State Bosonic Mar 2014 #31
No - Russia doesn't have that kind of military power (I am assuming a non-nuclear war.) nt hack89 Mar 2014 #32
I don't think so because it doesn't benefit the big corporations... ananda Mar 2014 #34
In the game of economic and musical chairs, such wars are perhaps inevitable. Orsino Mar 2014 #37
Not World War III, no. AverageJoe90 Mar 2014 #39
No, not at this time. Rex Mar 2014 #42
FFS malaise Mar 2014 #44
Sorry, I lost interest after the "nod" to ProSense. 1000words Mar 2014 #45
I Hope Not. I have Plenty of Debt to Pay Off Still! fascisthunter Mar 2014 #46
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