Some countries involved are so-called democracies - but Aristotle was right when he said that democracy is a bad form of Government. The reason is that the uninformed is manipulated with relative ease by propaganda measures initiated by scrupulous people interested in enhancing their own moneymaking agendas.
What is clear is that there is a serious and ever-increasing problem in world politics and the present scenario is increasing rather than decreasing. The wars between the Muslims is not properly identified - it is a war between the Sunni's and allied groups to the Sunni's (The Wahabists, the Muslim Brotherhood, the Salafists, Isis, Al Queda, etc) and the Shi'ites (Iran, the Houthi's, the Alawites, Hesbollah, Hamas, etc). The so-called West is aligned with the Sunni's and Russia with the Shi'ites and are major players in enhancing the present chaos.
The allies of the Sunni's - the Western Countries are being hit hard by the organisations they supported, for example -
* 9/11 and the latest California attack in the USA;* the London attacks in 2007;* the Paris attacks
So how are things going to develop from a political perspective:-
Russia
Ruussia had their own internal problems - especially in Chesnya - and has taken on rebels head-on. Putin is strongly supported by ordinary Russians and a different scenario is not foreseen politically. Russia's involvement in Syria must be seen in the fact that many Chesnyan rebels have become a major component of Al Qaeda and ISIS.
Central European Countries
Although most of those countries are members of the EU and Nato - they are closing ranks and are increasingly becoming more nationalistic and less EU orientated. They are refusing for instance to take in refugees as instructed by the EU.
Germany
Although losing WW2 Germany won the peace and is now economically the strongest country in Europe. In the process the country has become a bastion of liberalism in Europe and is the only country in Europe where an aging population needs foreign workers to keep the factories going.
Nationalistic parties are effectively labelled Neo-Nazi and is effectively ostracized - but the signs are that they are getting sick and tired of being the country supplying money to the bankrupt nations in the EU - especially Greece. Merkel is becoming less popular and signs are that the country is becoming more and more conservative, with the Liberals not getting anywhere fast.
France
From being an extreme leftist President Hollande is feeling the heat - his popularity rating is 15% - and he now sounds like an ultra-rightist. However, in the EU elections last year the PNF has won the most votes (24%) and after what happened this year is likely to win the next French elections.
England
The Labour Party has decided to commit Harakiri and elected a Communist as their leader. I think most of their supporters are going to go to UKIP and the Conservatives are moving to the right as well.
USA
Is this going to be the year when the Democrats take a huge knock in the polls????


