cabal:

i dont count internet videos as facts, they are just internet videos.  get into the military trades, if you wanna know about warfighting.  

theres more than a few flaws, fact-wise, with what you were saying.  

anyway, i dont wanna get into that, i wanna mention sumn you said before, that i forgot to talk about.  

Cabal said  
 - with a newly added computer hacking attacks that most don't realize the danger to.    

this point is very noteworthy, and a quiet cause for panic concern in the back rooms.  

what im worried will happen, is that a hypothetical wwiii will kick off, from the first second, with the most absurdly huge cyberbattle you can imagine.  the consequences of that can spin off in any direction.  

for example, what happens if the tanks roll across the various borders an hour after everybody on the planet with a street address realizes that their net worth is now zero?  how interested is the average citizen [from any country] gonna be in a shooting war, if the first they hear about it is when they are told they cant buy food anymore?  or if the power goes off, and stays off?  or if, or if, or if...  

this kind of unpredictability, is what bugs me about a true modern/future war campaign.  americans, in particular, are too quick to kill each other, to be put under those kinds of stresses.  

shit, if it came to a nuclear exchange, id probably never know it.  i live right next to a secondary target.  given the cep of a russian or chinese rv, its likely to land right on my driveway.  

Sean Law said  
that sounds like a very good movie, and a genius terrorist plot.  just making everyone kill eachother over greed and panic    

if you can find a way to pay for it, ill direct the hell out of it.  

[edit]  uh, the movie that is, not a terrorist plot.  you can direct your own plots.  

[edit post script]  but yeah, movie plots or terror plots aside;  the first notice we are probably gonna get, in the event of true world war iii, is when the internet suddenly blinks out for good.  followed by our phones.  followed by our money, followed by...  

you get the drift.