Most Americans Will Miss The Start Of WW3

The start of what could be a major military conflict in the Middle East began yesterday when Saudi Arabia began bombing Yemen last night. But if you get your news from Bloomberg.com or CNN or Fox, the only big news to which you would be exposed is the German commercial airliner crash, which occurred nearly three days ago.

Just for grins – in order to see what kind of pig vomit the major cable news networds are feeding to the masses who even make an attempt to stay current on news that doesn’t relate to the Kardashians or The Voice, I like to surf between Fox News and CNN in the morning. I can say with conviction that had I not known about the Saudi/Yemen war escalation through the althernative internet-based media, I might think that the only real world event this weeks has been the 3-day old plane crash.  The front page of Bloomberg.com this morning does not have one reference to the Saudi bombing.

However, aside from the ongoing global economic collapse, the developing military conflict in the Middle East has the potential to profoundly affect life in this country as we know it. The plane crash? Bad for the people who died and their families – a non-event for the cable news tv junkies.

But the Mid-East situation, at the root, is the escalation of an ongoing political and economic conflict between the Saudis and Iran. 

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