Google Trends and World War 3
My previous posts(look me up) show my concern for this topic. We all know our searches and IP history are being tracked. Using Google Trends I wanted to see where the world is regarding the topic of World War 3.
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The search term War World 3 in Google Trends over the last 5 years in relationship to the world shows a chart with a peak from the end March until the now(April) that almost goes in a straight line when it comes to the World and search term of World War 3.
I would like to compare the countries that are mainly involved with this concern in 2017: America, Syria, Korea, Russia, and Iran mainstream war headlines and their search term interest in Google regarding this topic in comparison to time over the last 5 years.
United States:
Strong Upward Trend is what I see here.
Syria: 
NO Data from Syria! Even from Google. Think about that in relationship to the previous gas attack and how the Rebels were implicated by the UN. If Google cannot get data from Syria, we are not hearing the voice of the Syrian people and what is really happening in the country!
South Korea:
I find this very interesting. Google does not have search term statistics for South Korea. #KakaoTalk (S.Korea's largest messaging platform) had so many searches on war that the S. Korean Government actually responded to their people. 
*The N.Korean data also shows no search statistics for this data.
Russia:
How interesting! The Russians are at some of their lowest levels in the last 5 years for this search term. Why? Is it confidence or is all of this not as large as it seems?
Iran:
Iran was on a downtrend since March and their people are still low in comparison to 2005. However, I notice it seems current searches on on the uptrend.
Overall, I find the google statistics interesting. America has a huge spike in regards to WW3 searches. Russia seems interested but not a huge spike in interest.. Iran has a spike in searches recently and Syria/Koreas have no Google trend statistics(Internet Censorship!Do your research. So Sad.)
What do you think of these trends and relationship to each other?
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Huh. Well, smack me on the butt and call me Powder.
I do see a link did not upload on the article regarding S. Korea and Search terms. I also see comments below the article(about 20 that should not be there and are random.). Here is the pic and link that would not post.!
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/11/world/asia/south-korea-north-military-strike.html