World War Two, or in real terms mass murder and genocide of the Jewish population, occurred around three generations ago, relative to most families. You likely have great grandparents who, if they are not still alive today, passed away when you were young. Grandparents who had just come out of this War when they were born. Three generations ago. Less than a hundred years ago; seventy-six years to be exact. Yet many people are led to believe that technology and the world itself has advanced and evolved to the point that another World War would be unlikely, if not impossible. As if to say the overall technological, economical, industrial, and medical (and so forth) advancements of society could not become a precursor to another World War. On the contrary, our societies progress demonstrates that we are long past those outrageous ways! What is War? War, by the Merriam Webster definition, is “a state of usually open and declared armed hostile conflict between states or nations.” Historic...