Are Dictators The Only Alternative To Islamic Fundamentalists?
It is becoming increasingly clear that the Russian leader, Vladimir Putin, has a more realistic approach to the crisis in Syria than the Western leaders. With the power of hindsight, it can now be seen that if President Assad had been supported, instead of the opposition, there would have been no Islamic State in Syria and probably not in Iraq either. It is now up to the West to accept the leadership of Russia and try to avoid Syria going the way of Iraq and Libya, where the removal of the strong men caused the countries to descend into chaos.
Who Shall Provide Me Water? Coping With Alternative Water Supply in IsraelWater Crisis creates a need for alternative water supply in many events of emergency situations around the world. So, how could we cope with this situation? Who will take care for me, the “Average Joe”? What should I do now? And finally, could I sleep well?
Muslim Invasion of Europe + Obama’s Inviting Muslim’s Here = Biblical End Times of Daniel’s ProphecyHistorians thought Alexander the Great’s victory over the Medes and Persians fulfilled Daniel’s vision. Nevertheless, Gabriel told Daniel that his vision was “at the time of the end.” The Bible deserves another look as it shows the outcome of the coming war with Iran and militant Islam.
Muslim Jihadists And The Ku Klux KlanA recent post on Facebook showed a picture of present-day Muslim extremist fighters in their black veiled Arab dress, and a picture of Ku Klux Klan members in their conical hats, robes and masks. It posed the question: as no-one thinks the Ku Klux Klan is representative of Christians, why do so many people think the jihadists are representative of Muslims? The juxtaposition of these two pseudo-fascist groups is interesting. While it may convey the message of the danger of associating many with the crimes of a few, it also raises questions about fundamental differences between the two groups.
When History RepeatsWhen history recalls the first two decades of the 21st century, providing that there is history to recall, the descriptive narrative would probably sound like a broken record. The miscues, the what if’s, and the should haves are all in retrospect of a period in which hindsight was the only factor that prevailed. The events during the first part of the 21st century proved once again history so often repeats.
