NEW YORK - eTradeWire -- Liam Westra, British News Sole Corp, BNSC News Group LLC

"We shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills; we shall never surrender…' - Winston Churchill

In the now 21st century, sitting on a beautiful sandy beach in California while enjoying the delightful summer breeze. The only thing that matters is basic financial survival, and job security for maybe a family of four. Then It happens! The known possibility of a looming war, but so far the notion has only been argumental words.

The previous stories of the past of world wars seemed to be just words of ink written within history books for some, but has this frightening past historic experience crept into our lives presently? Germany has evidence of what could be after a world war. The Deutsche Mark currency of old Germany took a drastic decline after world war 2. Germany was in a financial dilemma until October 3, 2010. Germany's economy was in dire straits for 65 years.

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As of currently wars have blanketed the globe! The constant unstable war of Russia, and Ukraine. The ancient war of Israel is causing great hardship for the Middle East. The heated exchange of dialogue between Pakistan, and India. Then the most disturbing ready or not here I come scenario between the United States, and Iran.

Economists like Ray Dalio would definitely agree that wars can financially ruin countries. The City of Damascus in Syria has become demolished by constant wars in the region. According to Efraim Benmelech of Kellogg Insight, a war in the 21st century would most likely cause at least a 30% decrease of a warring nation's GDP for an extended period of time. At the current moment the United States Dollar is worth 0.85 cent per Euro; along with the federal debt of $38.7 trillion will the United States need an alternative funding source if it goes to war?

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