What is likely to happen in Syria now?

I think it will be very paradoxical like Syria has always been the last few years.

First, likely you will see or hear about drones with Hellfire Missiles blowing up ISIS and other terrorist armored vehicles, tanks, cannons, armored pick up trucks and the like.

But, here is the problem now. ISIS has now made agreements with most moderate Sunni Rebels in Syria to join with ISIS to completely take out Assad. What does this mean?

It could mean that Assad's days are numbered if NATO and the U.S. allow them to "take out" Assad.

It could mean that the U.S. and NATO are just so fed up with Assad that Assad might be gone within the next month.

It could mean that the U.S. and NATO might have secretly made side agreements with Sunni Terrorists to take out Assad once and for all.

However, it might mean that the U.S. and NATO see Assad as more desirable than having ISIS ruling Syria completely. Because ISIS ruling Syria completely (who else will rule if Assad is gone?) might bring 3 times or even 10 times the number of Sunni fighters (remember there are over 1 billion Sunnis on earth now) to fight alongside of ISIS. Jobless Sunnis under 30 or 35 number over 60 percent of the middle east right now. If you are starving in a middle Eastern Country and someone says, "Hey. If you come fight for us you can kill and rape all day long and get paid for it." Some people are twisted enough to take that job.

So, this is where we are right now. There is no army but Iran and Iraq and some Sunni Tribes and Shia Tribes who will actually commit troops to fight ISIS right now. And the Kurdish people. And the Syrian Army of Assad.

What if Assad falls? What then?

Will that be better or worse?

Is Libya better off without Qaddafi?

The world might find out before anyone makes any useful decisions at all.

In otherwords we might find out within one month that Assad, his family and most Alawite Muslims in Syria are dead. Genocide.

What will the world think about that?

And what will that mean?

Questions are important because everything looks like it's going to change really fast now in a whole variety of directions at once.

And while we are talking about change: What is going to happen the next three months regarding Ebola?

Is the Liberian Government on the verge of complete collapse infrastructure wise and won't that be just like ISIS took over their country in some ways? or Boko Haram? And how many other governments are going to collapse during the next year from Ebola and ISIS? and other terrorist groups?

These are really important questions if any civilization on earth is going to be left at all within 3 to 5 years!

Because all this sounds a lot like the late 1930s just before World War II in history to me.

And that nightmare cost the world about 50 to 100 million lives mostly civilians. We only had 1 or 2 billion people on earth then. If you multiply the numbers of 50 million to 100 million by about 3 or more you get 150 million to 300 million people if a similar set of world events happened during the next 5 to 10 years. But then, you would have to add to that deaths caused by the unpredictable new weather around the world too.

The future completely depends upon what each one of us does now!