JPMorgan Chase CEO warns World War III has already begun, mentions China, Russia

Oh my, doom porn central. Now let me think???? Is there any South American country at war? NO. Is any Central American country at war? NO. Is any African country ant war? NO. Australia? NO India? NO. The vast majority of European countries at war> NO. Ah but they've sent a few thousand NK troops to Russia and China is making noises like is is always doing, but you all come to the conclusion that it's WW3!!!! Now all of you dissect that information and prove me wrong by say "but this country or that country has a war going on inside itself".WW3 it aint and the money men are only up in arms about one thing and it aint Kamala.

a reply to: BeyondKnowledge3

Actually the guy who wrote the book OVER estimated the proliferation of nuclear weapons. 4,700 nukes in total were used in his book. Also the enemies list has changed as well.

a reply to: crayzeed

Are you just crazy or totally ignorant?

The world, is literally catching on fire from all the wars breaking out. But if you want to bury your head in the sand and ignore reality that on you. But don't expect people who are paying attention to be persuaded by your BS antics.

Literally every place you rattled off, is at war with itself or a border Nation. Bit you never use due diligence do you, nah...

10 Conflicts to Watch in 2024

More leaders are pursuing their ends militarily. More believe they can get away with it.

Several non-Western middle powers have become more assertive. That Brazil, the Gulf monarchies, India, Indonesia and Turkey (to name just a few) enjoy more influence is in itself no bad thing. To some degree, middle powers’ refusal to line up tidily behind competing big powers serves as something of a restraint on those capitals. But especially in the Middle East and parts of Africa, regional powers have gotten more active in wars – as, they would argue, big powers have long done – and prolonged fighting. Warring parties today have more places to turn for political backing, funds and weapons.

The danger of wider conflagration also overshadows this year’s list. Major powers have strong incentives not to fight each other, but more conflicts are raging and tensions mounting along the world’s most perilous fault lines – Ukraine, the Red Sea, Taiwan and the South China Sea among them. Loose talk of war in Beijing, Moscow and Washington risks normalising the almost incalculable cost of a clash involving the United States and either China or Russia.

It seems unlikely that world leaders, given their divisions, will recognise how perilous things have become, collectively reaffirm their belief in not changing borders by force, and put more energy into forging deals in war-torn places that see belligerents brought to justice and civilians without blood on their hands take over.

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