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    I don't mean to sound alarmist but...

    Are we slowly entering WW3 ???

    With all the shit going on in the ME and the fukking twats (MP's and PM's, Chancellors etc) letting any fukking Jihadi bastard into Europe.....are we on the brink?

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    Exclusive: Inside IS Terror Weapons Lab

    Terror group Islamic State is employing scientists and weapons experts to train jihadists to carry out sophisticated "spectacular" attacks in Europe, while also modifying weapons systems capable of targeting passenger jets and military aircraft.

    From a "jihadi university" in the Syrian city of Raqqa, the scientists have stunned western weapons experts by producing a homemade thermal battery for surface-to-air missiles.

    It had been regarded as a virtually impossible feat for terror groups working without a military infrastructure.

    But footage exclusively obtained by Sky News shows that IS can now recommission thousands of missiles assumed by western governments to have been redundant through old age.

    Heat-seeking warheads can be used to attack passenger and military aircraft. They are 99% accurate once locked on.

    For decades terror groups, including the IRA, had these weapons but storing them and maintaining the thermal battery - a key component to the warhead - was very difficult.

    It seems that IS scientists have got round the problem, and that revelation will shock the world of international security.

    The IS research and development team has produced fully working remote controlled cars to act as mobile bombs, while they have fitted the cars with "drivers"; mannequins with self-regulating thermostats to produce the heat signature of humans, allowing the car bombs to evade sophisticated scanning machines that protect military and government buildings in the West.

    The group trained fighters from a variety of countries to carry out attacks and to train more jihadists in their own countries.

    An IS trainer with more than eight hours of unedited training videos was captured by the remnants of the Free Syrian Army (FSA) as he headed north through Turkey towards Europe.

    The FSA passed the material to Sky News but was not aware of the importance of the videos, described by a weapons adviser to the British military as an intelligence "gold mine".

    Using aerial and satellite imagery Sky News has identified the location of the "university" and pieced together the apparently random collection of video files to reveal the true extent of IS's sophisticated development and training team.

    Although this type of activity had been widely suspected by western intelligence services, this is the first concrete evidence that it is taking place.

    Crucially, it is far more developed than had previously been thought possible.

    Groups of trainees from a range of countries including Syria, Iraq, Sudan, Somalia, Tunisia, Egypt and Pakistan were given terror training courses using science labs and facilities based around the former Equestrian Centre in Raqqa.

    Exclusive: Inside IS Terror Weapons Lab
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    This should be a poll.

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    The Chinese will be the winners, in the fact that they already are.

    Time for a change.

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    Nuclear Arsenals Of The World: Who Owns What?

    At the start of 2015, nine states around the world possessed approximately 15,850 nuclear weapons, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI).

    A SIPRI report released last year revealed some 90% of those missiles belonged to the US and Russia, with the rest in the hands of the UK, France, China, India, Pakistan, Israel and North Korea.

    At any one time around 1,800 warheads are maintained in a state of operational alert.

    Nuclear Arsenals Of The World: Who Owns What?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Horatio Hornblower View Post
    This should be a poll.
    HH, In a poll I voted 100% to wanting to bash your avatars back doors in

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    [QUOTE="Kurgen"]I don't mean to sound alarmist but I can't buy proper Pims Coolers around the lake, no decent sausage rolls or pies particularly after I just converted from being a rabbit and my wife tells me I have to be indoors by 5.00pm otherwise I turn into a muppet or sleep on my own for the next two months..........................WTF QUOTE

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kurgen View Post
    Are we slowly entering WW3 ???

    With all the shit going on in the ME and the fukking twats (MP's and PM's, Chancellors etc) letting any fukking Jihadi bastard into Europe.....are we on the brink?
    I think we've been in WW3 since the invasion of Iraq. It's not a war like WW2 simply because our societies no longer need to war like that. No air raids, no major battles. Those days are gone. Terrorism and asymmetrical warfare, franchised-out bombers, drones and robots, independents radicalized over social media. We're in the middle of a world war for sure, it's just that it's hard to expect because it doesn't look anything like the kind of wars most us think of when we hear the word "war".

    Quote Originally Posted by thaimeme
    The Chinese will be the winners, in the fact that they already are.
    Rubbish! Whatever the economic successes of China a few years back they're still far too economically and militarily undeveloped to pose any threat to the west's current hegemony. For now they're a bogeyman, nothing more.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kurgen View Post
    Are we slowly entering WW3 ???

    With all the shit going on in the ME and the fukking twats (MP's and PM's, Chancellors etc) letting any fukking Jihadi bastard into Europe.....are we on the brink?
    Who fuckin' cares?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Kurgen
    Are we slowly entering WW3 ???

    With all the shit going on in the ME and the fukking twats (MP's and PM's, Chancellors etc)
    ...and other fukers such as the repulsive Murduch group. As evidence, we have:

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    Exclusive: Inside IS Terror Weapons Lab
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    Tanks yes , other less known 'revelations'

    In the red light of the East Van Diemens pilgrims in search of pie and pussy in the hub of laviciousness.

    It is foretold some will meet destiny below a balustrade from too much ball us trade.

    The antipiste will appear and the two headed teakwhore of babylon and StMeg will be her name
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kurgen View Post
    Are we slowly entering WW3 ???

    With all the shit going on in the ME and the fukking twats (MP's and PM's, Chancellors etc) letting any fukking Jihadi bastard into Europe.....are we on the brink?
    Boggles my mind to even think about it.. so I listen to this instead.




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    Yes, WW3....with currency wars, proxy wars and pretty soon more shit to blow up in the ME.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kurgen
    Are we slowly entering WW3 ???
    https://foreignpolicy.com/2016/01/03...watch-in-2016/

    Pulling together a list of the wars most in need of international attention and support in 2016 is challenging for all the wrong reasons. For 20 years after the end of the Cold War, deadly conflict was in decline. Fewer wars were killing fewer people the world over. Five years ago, however, that positive trend went into reverse, and each year since has seen more conflict, more victims, and more people displaced. 2016 is unlikely to bring an improvement from the woes of 2015: It is war — not peace — that has momentum.
    That said, there are conflicts whose urgency and importance rise above. This year’s list of 10 is weighted toward wars with the worst humanitarian consequences: Syria and Iraq, South Sudan, Afghanistan, Yemen, and the Lake Chad basin. It includes those in influential and functioning states, like Turkey, as well as those that have collapsed, like Libya. It features conflicts that are already bad but are poised to get much worse without intelligent intervention, such as Burundi, as well as tensions, such as those in the South China Sea, that are simmering but have yet to boil over. The list also considers the hopeful example presented by Colombia, where considerable progress is being made toward ending a 51-year insurgency.

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    Quote Originally Posted by baldrick
    intelligent intervention
    Unlikely. An extremely rare commodity these days and for that matter, historically.

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    Quote Originally Posted by baldrick
    Five years ago, however, that positive trend went into reverse, and each year since has seen more conflict, more victims, and more people displaced.
    Rubbish.

    So 1990-2010 saw less wars and deaths through war and terrorism per annum than 2010-2015?

    Cobblers.

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    Relatively, of course it has you idiot.

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    ^OK what are your numbers?

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    Looper's a spastic 1,22222,6236457,0000000

    Answer for you 0.0000000000000.

    What are your numbers? - with links please.

    You're talking shit so you do the work.

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    You said 'of course' - so I am guessing you see this as something quite obvious and easy to demonstrate.

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    China and Russia are a threat to world order. and surely a threat to all.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Horatio Hornblower View Post
    China and Russia are a threat to world order. and surely a threat to all.
    A threat to the world and to everything else? Blimey! Do you really mean all or perhaps you mean just the galaxy and local cluster?

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    Ask the US Defence Secretary.

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