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Signs Of The End

Signs in Nature
Mysterious Animal Deaths
Earthquakes
Floods
Fires
Hail
Signs in the World
War and Conflict
Increase in Crime
Pestilence and Disease
Famine
Signs in the Church
Persecution

War and Conflict

Then said he unto them, Nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom:
(Luke 21:10)

The Bible declares that in the last days there will be a proliferation of war and strife.  Nations will be unable to reach lasting peaceable agreements with one another leading to outbreaks of war and vast bloodshed.

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UN victory may push Syria's Assad into unwinnable war
Reuters
By Joseph Logan | BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syria's victory in dodging a UN resolution it deemed a license for regime change may only escalate its internal conflict into a full-fledged civil war that many analysts believe President Bashar al-Assad cannot ...
US warns of 'brutal civil war' in SyriaNew Zealand Herald
Russian veto risks pushing Syria into civil warFinancial Times
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Civil War: The price of freedom
Richmond Times Dispatch
No conflict in American history can match the carnage of the Civil War. Approximately 620000 men died, almost one of every four who served. Many historians now claim that figure is too low. How does that equate to today's population?

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Real Opportunists of War against Terrorism
Kashmir Watch
Since 9/11, by availing that golden opportunity, both India and Israel have perennially been manipulating the world phenomena of terrorism and anti-Muslim approach of the US-led west in order to obtain their secret designs. Despite a prolonged war of ...

CTV.ca
Pakistan, theatre of war
International Viewpoint
The case of bin Laden revives the image of a country where the population is held hostage to regional conflicts – the Afghanistan war and confrontation with India — Islamic terrorism, the intelligence services, the military and profiteering war lords, ...
Military comeback a distant dream for Afghan TalibanReuters
Afghan civilian deaths hit record high in 2011: UNTimes of India
Taliban blamed for 77% of Afghan civilian deathsSacramento Bee
Boston Herald
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ABC News
US to Boost Efforts to End Syria Fighting, Clinton Says
BusinessWeek
It was the second time Russia blocked attempts at the UN to hold Assad accountable for a conflict that the UN says has killed more than 5400 people. “Faced with a neutered Security Council, we have to redouble our efforts outside of the United Nations ...
Clinton Calls for 'Immense Pressure' on Syria's Assad Following Veto at UNBloomberg
Clinton calls for 'immense pressure' on Assad after UN vetoSalt Lake Tribune

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The Guardian
Just a bluff? Fears grow of Israeli attack on Iran
Albany Times Union
... over the Iranian nuclear program, it appears that world leaders are genuinely concerned that an Israeli military attack on the Islamic Republic could be imminent, an action that many fear might trigger war, terrorism and global economic havoc.
In next war with Hezbollah, Israel will 'destroy' groupVancouver Sun

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For Wounded Vet, Love Pierces the Fog of War
Wall Street Journal
The Iraq war is over for America and the end of the Afghan conflict is just over the horizon. But a generation of military families will face its physical and psychological consequences for years after most other Americans have put the wars behind them ...

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Water board in another dispute
Boston.com
By Johanna Seltz The Cohasset Water Department is making waves again - this time for questions about potential conflict of interest involving the chairman of the water commission and over concerns about plans to give a 20-year contract to a company to ...

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War not over: Ga. vets of Iraq now going to Afghan
Boston.com
“Do I really want him to go to war? No,'' said Christy Van Nest of her husband, Sgt. Jeffrey Van Nest, one of the deploying soldiers. “…It was sudden for a lot of the families and there was that conflict where we don't want to see our soldiers leave.

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Financial Times
China's police ill-equipped to combat unrest
Financial Times
By Kathrin Hille in Beijing Following an outbreak of unrest in China's south-west, the ruling Communist party has been at pains to show that it is taking no chances. The party secretary in Tibet has called on security forces to step up surveillance ...

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