(02-03-2017, 01:44 PM)GI-Land Wrote: To be honest, I wouldn't call anyone of the mentioned persons "terrorists". Terrorists are something else than cruel dictators.
Furthermore using the term "We all" is quite....it's not applicable.
I think, most of us are worried about Trump, because Trump's a president of a country, that made its name as "global police force" and is in the position to just start a war and somehow, no one will argue with the US about it anyway out of fear, to be the next aim (exaggerated depiction, I've to admit).
Russian expansionism is also only a pseudo-fear in most cases. It's a real fear for any country on Russian borders, yes, but elsewhere it's just, that Russia is still the counterpart to the US, so you have to be against Russia. Plus you have to be against Russia, so Russia doesn't just invade Estonia or so (and the Ukraine is an example, that this is "pseudo-protection" too. If Russia doesn't feel safe, they will just show, how they work and "make themselves safe".
Radical Islamists and far-right ultranationalists are indeed the thing, you have to be worried about.
The Islamists want chaos and hate on the Islam from the entire world, that would end up in war and more chaos, that they can use to expand "their borders". Same with ultranationalists, that want to see their country "great again" or "greater than ever before". That's dangerous!
This whiny dictator in North Korea might have nuclear weapons, but he has no partners.
He can't just start a war and if he did, the war would end within only a few days, since Russia, the US, Japan, South Korea and even China are against this war and especially nuclear-war-policy of Kim. That's why maybe most persons aren't as scared of Kim, but of other things, that depict a "real danger".

Let's not forget that the First World War was triggered by someone assassinating a prince and his wife. The smallest thing could set off a chain reaction that leads to the worst outcome imaginable. You knock down one domino and the rest will fall with it.