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As further evidence the United States is inching dangerously toward armed conflict with Russian, China, and Iran,
the actual term "World War III" is being searched on the Internet at an all-time historic high. Google began tracking
trending topics in 2004. Since that time, the term hasn't drawn very much of the world's attention, with the exception of years 2006, 2015, and now, 2017.
Interest in the term "World War III" first peaked in 2006, when the sovereign state of Israel was engaged in skirmishes with Hezbollah, the Palestinian group some have likened to a terrorist organization. It was called the
Israel-Hezbollah War of 2006. After enduring an onslaught of homemade missiles by Hezbollah soldiers, Israel retaliated and ended the war laying waste to many parts of Lebanon, the country from which many of the attacks were staged.
Israel was heavily criticized for its heavy-handed bombardment of the sovereign country of Lebanon. The war came to an end in August but not before, apparently, many folks were concerned enough about a global war erupting that they performed a great number of internet inquiries regarding world war.
Interest in "World War III" peaked again in November of 2015. That's when a Russian airliner
Metrojet Flight 9268 crashed in the Egyptian desert of Sharm el Sheikh. What was at first considered a tragic accident, soon evolved into an apparent act of terrorism. Later, the Islamic State (ISIS) claimed responsibility for the attack. It uploaded
pictures of a soda-can-bomb it says it used to bring down the passenger jet, killing all 224 souls aboard.
Comment: We know that authentically racist acts against Jews occur and are probably even exacerbated by Israel's high crimes - but given stories like this recent one: 19yo US-Israeli citizen arrested for global wave of bomb threats against Jewish centers - one can't help but wonder what percentage of these occurrences are actually perpetrated by Jewish sympathy-seekers in order to garner support for Israel's genocidal policies.
And, of course, there was 911.