Newman Sees World War III By Mid-Summer
War correspondent Ray Brock told the Sequoyah Dinner Club in Oklahoma City that war with Russia is likely before mid July. He predicted Moscow would extend beyond borders, targeting the Middle East and Iran, with Turkey as a first line of defense and Israel preoccupied defending itself. Brock, a former New Times reporter, argued the United Nations cannot avert the conflict and cited a seven month European tour and a forthcoming book Blood Oil and Sand.
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