World War III Escalates

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As we enter this winter, the final stages of the period of "wars and rumors of war", the first half of the trib:

The United Nations is losing patience with the USA
The USA is occupying Afghanistan
The USA and Britain are occupying Iraq.
The USA is openly preparing war with North Korea
The USA is openly threatening Iran for developing nuclear weapons
The USA is openly threatening Syria for "spying" among other things.
The USA is openly threatening Lebanon
The USA is openly threatening Libya
The USA is openly threatening Somalia
The USA is openly threatening Sudan
Russia and China are preparing war with the USA and Britian
North Korea is preparing war with Japan
India is preparing war against Pakistan
Israel is at war with the Palestinians
Israel is threatening to strike Iran

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USA vs. The Entire World

UN loses patience with the American way

Gary Younge in New York
Wednesday September 24, 2003
The Guardian

Old transatlantic wounds within the United Nations security council were reopened yesterday, as France condemned American unilateralism and demanded a rapid transition to democracy and the United States defended the war and insisted the move to Iraqi sovereignty would not be rushed.

On the face of it their positions seem to have hardened. "In an open world, no one can isolate themselves, no one can act alone in the name of all, and no one can accept the anarchy of a society without rules," said the French president, Jacques Chirac, in one of his most explicit attacks to date. "There is no alternative to the United Nations."

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USA vs. The Muslim World

U.S. Plans to Attack Seven Muslim States

Al Jazeera
Monday 22 September 2003

Presidential hopeful General Wesley Clark says the White House devised a five-year plan after the 9/11 strikes to attack seven majority-Muslim countries.
A former commander of NATO's forces in Europe, Clark claims he met a senior military officer in Washington in November 2001 who told him the Bush administration was planning to attack Iraq first before taking action against Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Iran, Somalia and Sudan.

The general’s allegations surface in a new book, The Clark Critique, excerpts from which appear in the latest edition of the U.S. magazine Newsweek.

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USA vs. North Korea

US and North Korea are almost certainly on a path to nuclear war.

Headline: North Korean nuclear capability rattles US intelligence -- Detail Story

WASHINGTON: Some American intelligence analysts are becoming increasingly concerned that North Korea may have three, four or even six nuclear weapons instead of the one or two the CIA now estimates.

Every new weapon would enhance North Korea’s nuclear capability and give the country significantly more authority at the negotiating table, experts say. One or two nuclear weapons would be considered last-resort devices, because once used they could no longer deter a US nuclear response.

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North Korea vs. Japan

North Korea is openly threatening Japan.

N. Korea threatens Japan
Fri, September 26, 2003

SEOUL (AP) - North Korea on Friday accused Japan of supporting the United States' bid to stifle the communist country, and said that war would be "unavoidable" unless Tokyo drops its "hostile" attitude.

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India vs. Pakistan

India and Pakistan are beating war drumbs again as well.

Last Updated: Thursday, 25 September, 2003, 06:31 GMT 07:31 UK

India derides 'obsessed' Pakistan

President Musharraf
Musharraf: Kashmir world's most dangerous dispute

India has derided Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf's UN speech, saying he is "obsessing" about India.
General Musharraf accused India of refusing dialogue in Kashmir, calling it the world's most dangerous dispute.
Indian Foreign Minister Yashwant Sinha said: "It is as if [Pakistanis] are wearing blinkers."

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Israel vs. Iran

Israel is now openly debating a strike against Iran's nuclear facilities:

WARS AND RUMORS OF WARS
Israel considers Iran nuke strike
Combination of 'non-conventional weapons,' 'non-conventional regime,' alarms Jerusalem

Israel's defense forces are raising the prospect of an operation to destroy Iran's suspected nuclear weapons program.

Senior government and military officials, alarmed by the failure of the international community to move against Iran, have issued warnings that Israel would consider unilateral action to stop Tehran's development of nuclear weapons, reports Middle East Newsline.

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Headline: North Korean nuclear capability rattles US intelligence -- Detail Story


WASHINGTON: Some American intelligence analysts are becoming increasingly concerned that North Korea may have three, four or even six nuclear weapons instead of the one or two the CIA now estimates. Every new weapon would enhance North Korea’s nuclear capability and give the country significantly more authority at the negotiating table, experts say. One or two nuclear weapons would be considered last-resort devices, because once used they could no longer deter a US nuclear response.