The Pot Calls The Kettle Black: World War III in a nutshell

At first, it was Israel, Saudi Arabia, the U.S.A., England, France, with assistance from NATO, against the NATNWO.

Saudi Arabia at first fought hard against Iran, but was blockaded and had its infrastructure bombarded. 
Saudi Arabia soon dropped out, but at a high human cost. The blockade and infrastructure bombardments caused a crisis in which there was a severe shortage of freshwater, food, and medical supplies. This caused the worst food riots in human history, with the government's main response being to send military troops and police and simply shoot the starving, thirsty, and sometimes sick civilians. Many people who didn't die from thirst, starvation, or disease were killed in the riots and looting over what little food or freshwater was available, or being shot by government agents whose job was not to protect and serve the people but to enforce the will of the Government. Humanitarian aid was never enough, as that it had to come through Oman or through Iraq and Turkey, which limited the amounts of humanitarian aid which can so much get within Saudi Arabia's borders, let alone actually be distributed to the people who need them.

During Saudi Arabia's occupation, many people were so miserable by severe thrist & starvation, seeing people, including around them, including friends & family members, get horribly maimed from bombings, bombardment, battle, & attacks in general, killed, raped, tortured & mutilated for resisting or even for no reason at all, that many committed "suicide by soldier", attacking occupying troops & trying to get said troops to kill them, because the situation was so hopeless that it is better to die than to live.

England and France are initially involved, but due to economic effects from oil prices rising and the threats of submarine attacks to close-off seaports and launch cruise missiles, they are forced to withdraw, as with the rest of NATO.

Hillary Rodham Clinton, unfazed by the consequences, however, pressed on. Trudeau also did the same, but due to pressure from the Canadian people & the threat of bring killed if Canada was involved in the war much longer, he pulled out.