The most interesting question of the day, are we fighting WW III?

This was a question posed about what’s taking place around the world and participants were asked to email in their opinion. Among the yeah replies there seem to be a meeting of minds and there is, of course, oil in the middle of it all as a scarce commodity the Americans were planning for the last 20 years to control the flow, production, and supply, and now what took place had given them the pretext they were praying for. They are not stopping in Iraq, Iran is next in line, where no one knows what will happen when the dust settles down, and they are intervening in Sudan through the UN. The fact that the other two world powers abstained to vote the sending in of UN troops send a message that they are worried to death about the intent of the U.S. even if the troops could be needed badily. However, what is amazing is as long as their interest is not trampled upon, the U.S. could have a good night sleep, but that would never be the case since every measure these nations are taking is so provocative they are literary playing into the hands of the U.S. like Sadam did and bin Ladin exacerbated the whole thing.

The nay emails are mainly focused on the scale of the war most called a skirmish in small part of the world involving a small number of weak governments, and it does not qualify as WW III.