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Violence experienced exponential growth worldwide!


Undoubtedly one of the signs of the soon return of Christ to this earth it would be increased supernatural disasters, both of nature as those caused by man himself. It should not be cause for alarm but rather to signal that we are experiencing large-scale earthquakes in Haiti, Indonesia, Chile, Puerto Rico, and devastating tornadoes in southwest United States. Similarly storms and hurricanes in Europe, which was a rarity before, and needless to say the increase in global violence.

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this reason I decided to upload a story I found interesting, which is outlined on the increase in violence, but worldwide. For those who do not share the beliefs of the soon return of Christ, I invite you to review Chapter 24 of the Gospel according to Matthew, and the books of Daniel and Revelation. Certainly later expand on these and other issues, but something that is true is to believe in God or not believe in the veracity of the Bible or not, whether we like it or not Christianity, Christ is at hand, and if promised again, believe me ... you probably are.

According to Index Global Peace (GPI) released in London on Tuesday, the world has become a less peaceful place for the second consecutive year, as conflicts have increased and many countries report more and more murders and crimes.

The GPI , the only study to quantify the world peace, is prepared by the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP). This year we expanded to classify 149 independent states. Composed of 23 qualitative and quantitative indicators, combining internal and external factors ranging from military spending to relations with neighboring countries and levels of violent crime.

The highest ranked country, New Zealand , was one of three top ten countries that improved level of peace in the Index of 2010. Iceland moved into second place as the country's economy has stabilized after dropping to fourth in the rankings last year.

South Asia registered the largest decline of peace, as a result of increased participation in conflict, an increase in deaths from internal conflicts and human rights abuse. The main countries which were less peace India, Sri Lanka and Pakistan.

Each year, Latin America shows the most notable decrease in the level of peace as a result of more internal violence, murders and higher levels of perceived crime.

Mexico is in the middle of the table to occupy the site 107 of the index.

United States improved its score on the index of 2010, but fell three places product to include new countries and the reclassification of the number of heavy weapons.

Western Europe remains the region Pacific, where most countries are ranked among the top 20.

Iraq, Somalia and Afghanistan least peaceful countries were the second consecutive year. Syria, Georgia, Philippines, Russia and Cyprus recorded the largest falls in the rankings this year.

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