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	World War IV - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Project for the New American Century and some other analysts who hold that "World War III" refers to a past Soviet-American conflict also use the term "World War IV" to refer to an on-going conflict that is occurring as of 2006 in the form of the "War on Terrorism".
		The term "World War IV" is occasionally used in the United States political and policy debates that continue in the wake of the September 11, 2001 attacks.
		The way we won World War II fighting for Churchill's and Roosevelt's Atlantic Charter and the way we won World War III fighting for the noble ideas I think best expressed by President Reagan, but also very importantly at the beginning by President Truman, that this was not a war of us against them.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/World_War_IV (991 words)

	Are We in World War IV?
		World War III, which might have ended it all, could indeed have started, as the U.S. military feared for decades, with those Soviet tanks pouring through the Fulda Gap in Germany, and escalated from there to "theater," and finally intercontinental, ballistic missiles.
		This was a proxy war, similar to the one fought by the CIA in Laos in the 1960s and early 1970s (or even various proxy wars fought in Central America in the 1980s).
		When you read the World War IV literature what you quickly notice is that these men, their eyes focused on the crumbling towers (and on a prior policy wish-list), claimed the moment to be transformative and undoubtedly believed themselves (like our initially panicked President) in a World-War-IV-type situation.
	www.motherjones.com /news/update/2005/03/world_war_iv.html (3805 words)

	The Unrepentant Individual (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		The article makes the claim that our current war on terror is only accurately understood if it is seen in the context not of a single war, but as World War IV (WWIII, of course, being the "cold" war against the Soviet Union).
		As for the future of this war, the author draws many parallels to the conditions at the end of World War III, aka the Cold War.
		I've been one of those hawkish fellows who has long wondered whether invading Iraq was only done first because it was more politically expedient than invading Iran, but had noted that we now have two flanks on Iran, which may be a way to exert greater pressure.
	www.unrepentantindividual.com /old/2004/12/world-war-iv.html (890 words)

	Commentary Magazine
		Some of this happened even in World War II, perhaps the most popular war the United States has ever fought, and much more of it in World War III (that is, the cold war); and now it is happening again, notably with respect to Iraq.
		In World War II and then in World War III, we persisted in spite of impatience, discouragement, and opposition for as long as it took to win, and this is exactly what we have been called upon to do today in World War IV.
		With the victorious conclusion of World War III in 1989-90, the old international order became obsolete, and new arrangements tailored to a new era would have to be forged.
	www.commentarymagazine.com /podhoretz.htm (20452 words)

	Media Matters - Right-wing media divided: Is U.S. now in World War III, IV, or V?
		World War V? On the July 13 edition of his nationally syndicated radio show, Fox News host Sean Hannity declared: "we are loaded up today, as the Middle East on the brink of World War V, here." Hannity did not explain what he regarded as World Wars III and IV.
		The way we won World War III was not by invading and bombing primarily, it was by bringing down regimes that were palpably failures, like the Soviet Union and the Soviet empire in general.
		Actually, World War V. We have World War I and II and the Cold War as World War III, according to Norman Podhoretz.
	mediamatters.org /items/200607140017 (3321 words)

	davidwarrenonline.com - ESSAYS ON OUR TIMES (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		The "Cold War" with Soviet Communism -- which was won finally by Reaganite America about 1989 -- was as much a planetary confrontation as the previous fight with the Axis Powers, with even more at stake.
		And as the conditions for World War II did not begin with the invasion of Poland, but with Adolf Hitler's ascension to power in 1933, or perhaps, as many argue, with the Treaty of Versailles in 1919, so also "World War IV" began long before 9/11.
		For the enemy we face in World War IV truly does not resemble any that we defeated in World Wars I, II, or III.
	www.davidwarrenonline.com /Comment/Aug04/index236.shtml (747 words)

	World War IV (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		In World War II, of course, we had the Japanese-Americans even put in the relocation camps in the western part of the country.
		If you look at the world 85 years ago in the spring of 1917, when this country entered World War I, there were about 10 or 12 democracies in the world.
		It was a world of empires, of kingdoms, of colonies, and of various types of authoritarian regimes through the world.
	www.frontpagemag.com /articles/Printable.asp?ID=4718 (6584 words)

	Epilogue: World War IV? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		That's what the American strategist Eliot Cohen argues[1] and the term is apt.[2] It captures two points: that the cold war was in fact World War III and that the war on terror is as global, as varied, and as important as prior world wars.
		but militant Islam." As in world wars II and III, the ultimate enemy is a cohort of powerful ideas that can cause some of the most competent members of society to dedicate themselves to a vision and go so far as willingly sacrifice their lives to speed its attainment.
		World War IV, in short, involves many fronts and requires a strategy that looks far beyond counterterrorism.
	www.hvk.org /articles/1003/137.html (1188 words)

	World War IV- by Justin Raimondo
		A major element of war propaganda is the conjuration of the enemy as a fearsome, fanatical, and fantastical demon imbued with enormous power — and this image of the nuclear-crazed mullahs, led by a man with all the public relations panache of Pat Robertson, is the new bogeyman being touted by the War Party.
		The problem for the War Party this time around is that they did the most to create this enemy — and the trail of their assistance to this supposed mad dog of a country is not hard to trace.
		The stage having been set, Ferguson's scenario of a future war proceeds with machine-like predictability: an "anti-Semitic demagogue" wielding a nuclear hammer shatters the peace of the world and, due to Western hesitation rooted in cowardice, is appeased until he strikes out with his fiery sword.
	www.antiwar.com /justin/?articleid=8394 (2401 words)

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		All world wars have at least three components – the military, ideological and the economic.
		In World War I and II, it was the military component that was more important.
		World War IV can be won if we learn a lesson from World War I. In WW1, the British took a gamble and converted their navy to run on oil even though Britain did not produce oil.
	www.faithfreedom.org /oped/Ohmyrus31103.htm (2008 words)

	World War IV (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		But after all, it is the leaders of the country who determine the policy and it is always a simple matter to drag the people along, whether it is a democracy, or a fascist dictatorship, or a parliament, or a communist dictatorship.
		That the most extreme of the cabal wanted an expanded war for their own ulterior reasons was not open to doubt -- almost all of those crowing most loudly for a full-scale war in the Middle East were well-known partisans of Israel and her interests.
		War II; and it is George W. Bush's ultimate aim in World War IV.
	www.grecoreport.com /world_war_iv.htm (3600 words)

	World War IV - the war of terror that will "not end in our lifetimes" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		World War IV The Bush regime claimed that Iraq had "Weapons of Mass Destruction." that posed urgent threats.
		Claims that the war is merely waged to benefit Israel forget that the US largely controls Israel as a client state.
		War is a way of shattering to pieces, or pouring into the stratosphere, or sinking in the depths of the sea, materials which might otherwise be used to make the masses too comfortable, and hence, in the long run, too intelligent.
	www.oilempire.us /worldwar4.html (3248 words)

	World Control
		This Is World War IV James Woolsey is a former director of the CIA.
		More than a war against terrorism, this is a war to extend democracy to those parts of the Arab and Muslim world that threaten the liberal civilization we worked to build and defend throughout the 20th century in World War I, World War II and the Cold War’ÄîWorld War III.
		I hope it will not be as long as the 40-plus years of World War III but it will certainly be longer than either World War I or World War II.
	electromagnet.us /worldwar4 (3073 words)

	OpinionJournal - Featured Article
		There are precedents for this in history (King Philip's War, Pontiac's War, or even The War of Jenkins' Ear), but the war did not begin with bin Laden and will not end with his death, which may come sooner than anyone had anticipated--including, one hopes, the man himself.
		The enemy in this war is not "terrorism"--a distilled essence of evil, conducted by the real-world equivalents of J. Rowling's Lord Voldemort, Tolkien's Sauron or C. Lewis's White Witch--but militant Islam.
		Yet if after the Afghan campaign ends, the government lapses into a covert war of intelligence-gathering, arrests, and the odd explosion in a terrorist training camp, it will be a sign that it would rather avoid calling things by their true name.
	www.opinionjournal.com /editorial/feature.html?id=95001493 (1112 words)

	World War IV
		World War IV is a competitive wargame set in the near future.
		The aftermath of this war caused a technological backslide and a political re-organisation of the world.
		World War IV is a strategic wargame for up to 40 players.
	www.pagodagames.co.uk /ww4.htm (435 words)

	Useful Fools: World War IV Archives
		At this point, the war on terror has just had a major victory, after serious setbacks due to the unexpected strength of the "insurrection." The positive side of the "insurrection" is the intelligence bonanza, as terrorists, forced to fight, are captured.
		Koppel's actions were clearly meant to delegitimatize that war, by showing only its cost in lives, not showing the cost of Afghanistan, and not mentioning any of the positive accomplishments of the war.
		And it demonstrated that by conquering Iraq, something that the left (who have long had a feeble understanding of geopolitics) thinks was either a useless war, or (in their fevered minds) was a war to enrich the friends of Bush (which is a terribly offensive accusation of intentional mass murder for profit against Bush).
	www.tinyvital.com /BlogArchives/cat_world_war_iv.html (5416 words)

	World War IV Daily
		The current war in Iraq not-withstanding, it is inevitable that the US military will be engaged in MOUT/CQB in the future.
		It is estimated that by the year 2010, seventy-five percent of the world's population will live in urban areas.
		I've discovered that trying to post everyday--the blog's called World War IV DAILY, for crying out loud--is a little too much like actual work, which I'm not a big fan of, so I'll be taking things a little more easily in order to preserve the quality of the blog as well as my sanity.
	wwivdaily.blogspot.com (2629 words)

	World War IV Begins Here
		More than a war against terrorism, this is a war to extend democracy to those parts of the Arab and Muslim world that threaten the liberal civilization we worked to build and defend throughout the 20th Century in World War I, World War II and the Cold War - World War III.
		Clearly, the terror war is never going to go away until we change the face of the Middle East, which is what we are beginning to do in Iraq.
		This war, like the world wars of the past, is not a war of us against them.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/886449/posts (2052 words)

	CNN.com - Ex-CIA director: U.S. faces 'World War IV' - Apr. 3, 2003
		Former CIA Director James Woolsey said Wednesday the United States is engaged in World War IV, and that it could continue for years.
		In the address to a group of college students, Woolsey described the Cold War as the third world war and said "This fourth world war, I think, will last considerably longer than either World Wars I or II did for us.
		He said the new war is actually against three enemies: the religious rulers of Iran, the "fascists" of Iraq and Syria, and Islamic extremists like al Qaeda.
	www.cnn.com /2003/US/04/03/sprj.irq.woolsey.world.war/index.html (451 words)

	World War IV, by Justin Raimondo
		That an extremist pining for a new world war is being seriously considered for the job of American viceroy in occupied Iraq is the final proof that the neocons have won — and that we have good reason to be nervous.
		I can even go along with David Pryce-Jones in imagining the turmoil of this war leading to some new species of an imperial mission for America, whose purpose would be to oversee the emergence of successor governments in the region more amenable to reform and modernization than the despotisms now in place.
		Benador has advised her client, Jim Woolsey, to tone down the rhetoric about "World War IV." But in the orgy of triumphalism certain to follow our Pyrrhic "victory" in Iraq, such grand-scale megalomania is likely to seem less insane.
	www.antiwar.com /justin/j040403.html (1969 words)

	ex-CIA man says world war IV has started
		But World War IV may not be as painless, according to James Woolsey, CIA director from 1993 to 1995 and who will head a post war Iraq "ministry of information".
		He says that World War IV will be fought to extend democracy to those parts of the Arab and Islamic world that threaten our liberal civilisation.
		Mr Woolsey helpfully points out that the USA helped to win the First World War when it joined arms in 1917 – three years after the war had claimed the lives of millions of young men on the killing fields of Europe.
	www.theinquirer.net /?article=8783 (316 words)

	Former CIA Chief: World War IV Began on Sept. 11 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Former CIA Director R. James Woolsey told a Washington audience Wednesday, "We are in a world war, we are in World War IV." He said World War IV began on Sept. 11, 2001.
		Woolsey said that America won the Cold War, which he described as World War III, and he expects America to meet the challenges of the new war.
		The former CIA chief did not mince words as he challenged the administration to continue to pound out the message that America is not simply on a mission of self-defense but on a sacred campaign to safeguard the ideals of democracy.
	www.newsmax.com /archives/articles/2002/7/24/230153.shtml (804 words)

	WorldNetDaily: World War IV's shooting phase has begun
		In writing "Atomic Iran," I argued that a new World War began on Jan. 31 and Feb. 1, 1979, when Ayatollah Khomeini prepared to leave Paris to return to Tehran.
		If we count the Cold War as World War III, we are forced to declare that this Iran-driven terrorist war to destroy Israel and the U.S. is World War IV.
		Israel knows that this time the fight is "for keeps." When the Jews left Europe at the end of World War II, those fortunate few who escaped Hitler's death machine swore "never again." Unfortunately, Israel has had to come to the recognition that the world has largely abandoned the Jewish state to defend itself.
	www.worldnetdaily.com /news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=51051 (1071 words)

	Why World War IV Can't Sell
		This unwillingness among us mere mortals to see the world in terms of a universal death struggle, which neocon sympathizer Larry Haas, a member of the Committee on the Present Danger, believes is caused by "our faith in rationality," upsets some of the Spengler-like neocons, most noticeably their cantankerous dean, Norman Podhoretz.
		Foremost among these is "the long war," evoking -- to my mind at least -- World War I, "the Great War" as it was known, which did so much to lead to the rise of fascism in Europe.
		And this war is going to have more in common with the Cold War than with either World War I or II.
	www.commondreams.org /views05/0330-32.htm (2177 words)

	World Control
		A self-described "retired Pakistani brigadier", Shaukat Qadir presents a Pakistani view of how "Bush Undermined World Peace" by facilitating the expansion of India's nuclear weapons program while trying to disrupt plans for a pipeline between India, Pakistan and Iran that would compete with the interests of Texas-based oil companies.
		They could hear the sound of it spattering all the way in Norway, where the former Norwegian Prime Minister has called for a stay of execution for the opposition leader about to be hanged in Tehran.
		Pinter also began his career as an actor, and in the 50 years since has become one of the world's most widely respected playwrights, winning accolades from Tom Stoppard and Vaclav Havel.
	worldwar4.blogspot.com (4715 words)

	Epilogue: World War IV?
		[2] It captures two points: that the cold war was in fact World War III and that the war on terror is as global, as varied, and as important as prior world wars.
		The U.S. government, though usually reluctant to make this point, does allude to it on occasion, as when President George W. Bush states that the enemy is "a fringe form of Islamic extremism"[3] and a "new totalitarian threat."[4]
		[2] Though a historian might prefer World War V, on the basis that the Napoleonic Wars, whose battlefields ranged from the Caribbean to Egypt to India, was the first world war.
	www.danielpipes.org /books/mirachap.php (1099 words)

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