The effect of the chaos in Libya alone might not be felt in a large scale extent at all...but the combination of all the unrest in the middle east, from Tunisia to Libya, Egypt, Bahrain and Yemen, this could alter the world economy and demand turmoil in the oil prices which in turn triggers price hikes in all basic commodities.
On the other hand, there is no correlation between the interior political uprising in the middle east to world war. It' not conflicts between countries, but rather conflicts between governments and their people. Even though Saudi Arabia is meddling with the interior issues of Bahrain, though it causes hate and anger among Bahrain protesters, it will not cause Bahrain leadership and all of its allies to fight against KSA. No, the allies of Bahrain will not act against KSA, because KSA is helping Bahrain government in the first place, not the protesters.
Wick,
The recent Allied attack on Libyan authorities and government troops to protect the rebels clearly show us that the west is willing to enact war and to intrude on that nation's internal problems. Under the milieu of freedom and revolutionary rhetoric, one has to be wary in seeing the rise of Islamic Revolution take place in Libya as well as in other countries. The precarious situation in the Middle East is definitely a serious issue, the implication of this recent phenomenon have been political, economical as well as military, as of late.
Considering the limited capability of the Philippine Government to rescue all of its overseas citizens in the middle east, especially in hostile regions , as in Libya, one can only hope for an immediate return to normalcy in the region.
Tho considering the volatile nature of that region of the world, I cant surmise when such a normalcy will be realized. However, I remain optimistic.
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