do u people think world war3 happens? if yes between wich countries? do u support america's role in iraq?
137867
there will be no world left soon
995462
America and our western allies DO NOT HAVE the support or TRUST of the people of Iraq! Our soliders will continue to be killed because we cannot win the hearts, minds, and faith of the people of Iraq. \n\nThe people of Iraq continue to suffer due to our occupation there. Our soliders have killed ( a kill is in the line of duty) and murdered (an unjust taking of a life) hundreds of thier people. Terrorist have done the same. The people of Iraq DO NOT SEE a difference between the Insurgents and our soliders...our being there has caused the death and suffering of many innocent people over there. Without the TRUE support of the people of Iraq America will not win.\n\nIf we kill one "Big Daddy" another one will take his place...this is a fact...Bush and the idiots on "the Hill" don't know sh*#!
158607
I don't think it's likely that the US will get invovled with a war with Iran. Seeing as how the US is still taking care of things in Iraq. I am pretty sure that the US will not goto war with Iran in the near future.
304349
Yes there will be a world war.The basis for starting the war are being laid by USA everyday.This country needs energy and hence it wants to control the source of energy i.e. oil .Most of the oil is in Middle East. The war will start over a cause which will not any basis as it happened in case of Iraq.The origin will be from Middle East and USA.IT will certainly happen during the tenure of Pres Bush.
1070740
Good question actually. There are two sides I'd like to present to you before answering the question.\n\nOne belief that the War in Iraq is NOT a failure is simply because U.S. forces and their allies are attempting to stop a global threat of terrorism. If we don't do anything now, then it might be too late in the future.\n\nAnother perspective is that the U.S. really has no business or any right to intervene with foreign affairs. One might say, "If the Iraqis wanted democracy, then they would have had it a long time ago. So why are we there today?"\n\nIn all due respects, yes, U.S. troops and Iraqi civilians die everyday. But how can we, as Americans, the British, the Canadians, and so on, destroy this global threat if we're afraid to lose lives on BOTH sides?\n\nWar costs and does damage. Yet nevertheless, it wasn't meant to be perfect. Unless people are willing to unite and keep the world safe FROM terrorism, then we might as well open our doors for terrorists to come in and blow up our own bus stops and schools.\n\nYou can also look at Harry Truman during his presidential time in WW2. Should the Americans drop the atomic bomb to end the terrible war? Or refuse to use it to save thousands of innocent lives?\n\nPersonally, I feel George Bush is not a total failure. He recognizes a threat and is responding based on what HE FEELS is RIGHT. In addition, no President has ever kept both political parties HAPPY. It's literally impossible.
589058
It's not that cut-and-dried, as evidenced by the reaction of different nations to the U.S. demand to show up in Iraq three years ago.  Many countries are allied with the U.S. on different issues, and aren't all in lockstep with us or each other.  You'll never know exactly which countries are on our side until an event like a war happens.
424634
Some people believe we are already involved in World War III.  It is known as "the war on terror".  I believe this is a sort of World War.  Believe that or not, if it gets much bigger, it definately will be World War III.
482393
No, 9/11 was the start of world war three. Iraq is just a chapter in the war on terroeist
1013416
Oh dear, you are stooping low, particulary on the 90th annivesery of the Battle of the Somme where nearly half a million of my countrymen died in one battle.\n\nWhen are you going to get it through your head that no-one is simply a "war supporter" apart from a very few mad people. That doesnt mean however that we all think like you do and should cut and run leaving the Iraqis to their fate. A fate which we created.\n\nHow can you live in such a black and white world where you have to wear a label of War Supporter or Peace Protester?\n\nWhy not have "intelligent debater" and then you may learn, and contribute something.  \n\nStop the name calling and come up with something constructive for a change.
433163
I have news for ya...we're currently in WW III!  It's most countries against a huge ruthless organization that is willing to die for their cause.  Anyone that doesn't realize we're currently in WW III lives in utopia.
914191
Hypothetical questions get hypo answer. Hope the following would 'serve' you and you may keep yourself engaged (LOL):\n\nPoll date: February 18, 2005\n\nHave you served in the US military in wartime?\n\n Yes, World War I     0.7 % (23) \n Yes, World War II     1.8 % (63) \n Yes, Korean War     4.2 % (148) \n Yes, Vietnam War     33.2 % (1170) \n Yes, Desert Storm     6.0 % (211) \n Yes, Iraq/Afganistan     2.4 % (85) \n No     51.7 % (1819) \n Total votes: 3519 \n \nNote: You may vote only once. This ARRLWeb poll is not scientific and reflects the opinions of only those ARRLWeb users who have chosen to participate. The results cannot be assumed to represent the opinions of the amateur community as a whole, or of the ARRL.
1020488
Yes, it would appear that most immediate family do support both wars. If you were to watch unbiased coverage on television, you would get this impression from family members interviewed as well as audience responses where they are in the audience. Most parents of soldier killed in action believe if we don't pursue the war to it proper resolution--a self-sufficient Iraq--the lives of their sons would have been lost in vain. As a tribute to the fallen, they believe the war should be continued until it is won honorably by us. I'm not an authority on the subject but I do listen a lot as I'm a "news junkie" and a reporter once-upon-a-time.
873642
Have you heard of the Yom Kippur war in 1973, Israel vs a coalition of Arab nations....Egypt, Syria and Jordan. That was worse than the current situation.....it didn't raise a blip on the world war scenario (not that it didn't have the potention as a spark)...just relegated to the heap of regional conflicts between rump states. When the strategic super powers square off into two camps, then come back and we'll talk world war. \n\nUntil then, just think regional conflicts, proxy wars, sabre rattling and brinksmanship.... After the next world war, we'll be back into the stone age and you won't have to worry whether a world war occurred or not.  \n\nYour first inkling that it has started is when your video game and tv go off from that initial EMP blast.
375429
i belong to india,theres a lot of gossip about ww3 over here,\ngenerally people say here that it will start bcoz of india and pakistan and then all the major powers taking the two sides,china ofcourse will take the side of pakistan,as it seems india as a major threat to itself,russia is seen to support india bocz of its good relations,and usa though has good relations with india is seen to support pakistan bcoz russia will naturallly support india so as go to do reverse.
131862
Germany and France still owe us from the World Wars...\nIf we were to take/require their oil as payment, one could make the arguement that the US invaded Iraq not for safety (potential for WMDs) and not for their freedom...\nwe have to pay them for their oil or we have stolen it from them
1018754
Badly, very badly.\n\nAll three sides, the Sunnis, Kurds and Shi'ites will fight like dogs, and eventually the United States will not be able to stop it. Those Iraqi troops we trained will also come back to haunt us too. This is a bad situation, and all the weapons in the US arsenal will not be able to solve it.\n\nOn the upside, I think it would have happened one way or the other, contrary to liberal public opinion....sad situation, time for us to leave!
1138930
There will not be a WW3 as the defintion of WW1 and 2 is that they were the 1st and second World Wars in the 20th Century, we are now in the 21st Century!  I don't think anything like that will happen again, the stakes are too high now with nuclear weapons.  If it did happen there would not be the same community survival spirit due to the selfishness of modern society.  I however wish we still had the grit and determination along with community spirit wichi existed during both World Wars.\n\nTo answer the question, if there were another big War like WW2 I would do what I could to survive and support my countrys efforts (unless we are the bad ones in which case to hell with survival, I'd be in the resistance!).