World War 3 Inevitable Claims United States Investors And Financial Analysts

World War 3 may be an inevitable result of global economics and financial cycles according to investors and analysts who believe it’s not just the Ukraine crisis that will be the tipping point toward war.

In a related report by The Inquisitr, some journalists claimed earlier this year that the Ukraine crisis had already started World War 3 and we just did not recognize it yet. But while everyone hopes that is not the case, even members of the U.S. Senate like Dianne Feinstein believe that Cold War 2 has already begun. The saber rattling only intensified in recent weeks when Russian bombers carrying nuclear weapons were spotted buzzing the U.S. coasts of California and Alaska.

Who will be at fault for this coming confrontation is often disputed. For example, some reports from Reuters seriously claimed that the U.S. Space Command was planning a nuclear weapons strike on Russia and China. Economist and investment manager Marc Faber says the Obama administration may start new wars in response to the economic crisis:

“The next thing the government will do to distract the attention of the people on bad economic conditions is they’ll start a war somewhere… If the global economy doesn’t recover, usually people go to war.”

Billionaire hedge fund manager Kyle Bass does not cast blame specifically on either Russia or the United States but instead says global economics is to blame:

“Trillions of dollars of debts will be restructured and millions of financially prudent savers will lose large percentages of their real purchasing power at exactly the wrong time in their lives. Again, the world will not end, but the social fabric of the profligate nations will be stretched and in some cases torn. Sadly, looking back through economic history, all too often war is the manifestation of simple economic entropy played to its logical conclusion. We believe that war is an inevitable consequence of the current global economic situation.”

This type of warning is not new. Back in 2012, former Goldman Sachs technical analyst Charles Nenner said there will be “a major war” and investor James Dines forecast a war to rival World War 2. The currency war currently being waged upon the United States by both China and Russia has also caused other analysts to say that World War 3 is inevitable.

If World War 3 does begin, who do you think would be to blame: the United States or Russia?