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<blockquote data-quote="STG" data-source="post: 1351046" data-attributes="member: 17272">Wars come and go like the changing of the seasons. It is a part of human nature.The cyclical nature of war is generational, which is why the average person cannot see and comprehend the cycle. The cycle turns over about 80 years so the average person only sees a part of it and not the full turning during their lifetime.The worst kind of wars where the value of individual human life is worth nothing happen about every 80 years.We could have easily won the Vietnam War, had we used the same tactics we used against the Japanese during WWII.2025 is 80 years from 1945, the closer we get to 2025 statistically the higher the chance the war will occur. It is inevitable.China's last major war was the civil war that ended in 1949.Ecclesiastes 3:8“A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace.”</blockquote>

[QUOTE="STG, post: 1351046, member: 17272"] Wars come and go like the changing of the seasons. It is a part of human nature. The cyclical nature of war is generational, which is why the average person cannot see and comprehend the cycle. The cycle turns over about 80 years so the average person only sees a part of it and not the full turning during their lifetime. The worst kind of wars where the value of individual human life is worth nothing happen about every 80 years. We could have easily won the Vietnam War, had we used the same tactics we used against the Japanese during WWII. 2025 is 80 years from 1945, the closer we get to 2025 statistically the higher the chance the war will occur. It is inevitable. China's last major war was the civil war that ended in 1949. [FONT=arial][SIZE=4]Ecclesiastes 3:8[/SIZE][/FONT] “A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace.” [/QUOTE]

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