world war 3 or is it world war 4

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the fronts are in afghanistan, iraq, somalia, sudan, england, the united states, and now france, and in a separate front isreal area

and what do all of these fronts have in common it is non muslim vs muslim, of course in iraq we also have muslim v muslim and at the moment in the isreal area
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Reply #1 from JoeUser Forums Top
let's not forget korea, indonesia, the phillipines, darfur and other parts of africa...notto mention columbia and other latin american nations going thru civil "wars" or strifes...then there is the assault on our borders from illegal aliens pouring thru from both sides (we don't talk much much about the canadian border cause more educated "valuable" members of society come thru there. usually with visas, that later expire and they don't leave.)

we have wars on drugs, poverty, mental illness, aids, and every other woe in our society.

about the only thing we are not at war with is war.

world wars? that's so passe...lol
Reply #2 from JoeUser Forums Top
about the only thing we are not at war with is war


actually sean we are at war with this

arent you and gene agrueing against war

and dufar is in sudan
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Reply #4 from JoeUser Forums Top
And yer point is...?


my point is that we are not the only ones fighting the terriost

Reply #5 from JoeUser Forums Top
It's actually World War VIII. WWIII was fought just after WWII between the termites of hill 3 and the ants of hill 4. WWIV was fought with sticks and stones by the hidden tribe of Much!Verbuto in fulfilment of Einstein's prophecy during the early 50s. WWV was fought between a particularly sturdy tree and a rather vicious vine during the 60s. WWVI needs no explanation - who can forget the cataclysmic clash between rock stars and their livers?

As for WWVII the climactic battle between shredded and sliced cheese still sends shivers down the spines of those unfortunate enough to see it.

You know...

I think we've almost had so many world wars and wars on nouns that nobody pays any attention any more.