If world war three broke out which country would you flee to?

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  1. Availiasvision profile image80
    Availiasvisionposted 11 years ago

    If world war three broke out which country would you flee to?

  2. Eric Calderwood profile image78
    Eric Calderwoodposted 11 years ago

    I doubt I would leave my country, and I'm not sure that anyplace would be safe during a world war with nuclear and other conventional weapons.  If I wanted to try to find a safer place than where I live now, I guess I would go to a secluded area within a large mountain range within my own country.

  3. handymanbill profile image76
    handymanbillposted 11 years ago

    Stay here.This is my country and as a citizen,husband,and father I would be as safe here as anywhere else. With Atomic Weapons there really is no safe place. Or should I say no where they will not reach.

  4. DeanCash profile image60
    DeanCashposted 11 years ago

    I won't flee, I stay with my own country. I have no intention to hide.

  5. Seeker7 profile image80
    Seeker7posted 11 years ago

    I'm in Scotland and I wouldn't run anywhere. I'd stay in my country with my family and friends. We wouldn't hide from anyone and would face whatever comes our way.

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    Team Leaderposted 11 years ago

    Hello Availiasvision,

    This would be so hard for me. My parents live in Germany and me and my partner live in the UK. I'd have to choose between them. I do not believe in war at all and neither does my Dad but when I was I child I once asked him: 'Dad, if a war broke out would you take me and mum to a safe place?' He said he would do everythig to keep us safe but he said to me: 'If everyone fled from the war what do you think would happen? There are times when you just have to stay and help your community.' I get what he said back then but I still would not want for me or my loved ones to have to die.

    In short, I do not know, I will cross this bridge should it ever present itself to me.

    Your 'Team Leader'

  7. nightwork4 profile image59
    nightwork4posted 11 years ago

    none. if a war breaks out i'm staying to defend my country till then end no matter what. it wouldn't even cross my mind to leave.

  8. backporchstories profile image73
    backporchstoriesposted 11 years ago

    To quote a famous song written by Stephen Van Zandt and made popular by Jackson Brown, "I am a Patriot, and I love my country, because my country is all I know!  I want to be with my family, someone who understands me, I have nowhere else to go...."

  9. profile image55
    Squirrelgonzoposted 11 years ago

    I would like to think that I would be with my brothers and sisters fighting. Can't leave my buddies!

    However-if I wasn't fighting, I'd like to think I would be at home-probably trying to help in whatever way I could.

  10. Ms Dee profile image85
    Ms Deeposted 11 years ago

    I would not flee my country but the urban areas in it. The major metropolis areas is what I would assume would be targeted, that and military bases. International travel I would assume would be difficult under such circumstances, anyways.

  11. javeaspain profile image58
    javeaspainposted 11 years ago

    I would stay and fight! ... and if its a world war, exactly where would be peaceful anyway?

  12. IDONO profile image61
    IDONOposted 11 years ago

    I would probably stay put. Another country may be safer from war, but not safer in life. I'm refering to years back when a group of people thought a place deep inside Guyanna was the safest from nuclear warfare. It was, but that move resulted in the mass suicide of some 900 people following Jim Jones. My point is, you never know that where you may go is actually safer in the grand scheme of things. No other country on earth has near the defensive capabilities that we have here. So leaving wouldn't make sense.

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    Larry Wallposted 11 years ago

    If WWIII were to happen and it was an atomic war, there would be not point in fleeing anywhere.

    Traveling out of the country would probably be prohibited. We would be under military rule and the threat of a nuclear attack would always be present.

    Sorry to be such a downer, but if there is a war and you are here, you are probably not going to be going anywhere else.

  14. Rossogrosso profile image61
    Rossogrossoposted 11 years ago

    It has already broken out. The battlefield is the World Economy. There is nowhere to hide. I would keep doing what I'm doing and rest assured in the knowledge that, whatever happens, this too shall pass.

 
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