So who isn't in a war? Depens how you roleplay.I can understand why they want to stampede the worship of Tiber Septim know as Talos to the Nords, but what evidence are there from the writings of Thalmor that suggests the destruction of Tamriel and extinction of Human races. All presented race feel that their race is more superior to others. Thalmor is a little more obvious because they have the bragging rights as the current most dominant government.
As I posted earlier:
The whole Thalmor belief is that they can regain godhood by destroying Nirn. In their lore, Auri-El, their version of Akatosh, created the Altmer in the heavens to live among the gods. But in "his time of great weakness", he was forced by the other divines to cast the Altmer out into Nirn to live among men. They believe the only way to get back is to destroy Nirn and all living in it.
Look on any Elder Scrolls lore source and prove me wrong.
And as for dominant government, they only have hold over Skyrim [unless the Player fought for the Stormcloaks], Cyrodiil, Valenwood and Summerset Isle. Morrowind belongs to the Argonians as well as Black Marsh, Hammerfell seceded and the Kajhiit want no part in the war. Currently, the Sload of Thras have had magical dominion over the Thalmor for centuries. What's more, the only reason why the Dragonborn has come is because he is a Shezzarine, a manifestation of Shor. Shor from time to time sends a Shezzarine into Nirn to change something he doesn't like. Other Shezzarines include notable characters like Ysgramor, Pelinal Whitestrake [who also brought the last Altmer dominion down], Wulfarth, and more recently the Champion of Cyrodiil and the Dovahkiin. The reason why the Thalmor outlawed the worship of Talos is because after Shor's material death, Tiber Septim ascended to godhood in his place [Shor making his residence now in Sovngarde, but still holds all his former power]. The appearance of a Dovahkiin proves the existance of the Shezzarine, and therefore the existance of Talos.
Shor wills it, the Thalmor have no power. Elder Scrolls VI is more than likely to be after a Stormcloak victory because an Empire victory makes playing Skyrim irrelevant [unless the Stormcloaks make another uprising, but I digress]. Thus meaning that the end of ES: VI will be the end of the Aldmeri Dominion. Speculation of course, but the logic is there.