Astute Observations On Recent Events In The Extended Holy Land
Well, it looks like the policy of the Bush government is to kick start Armageddon.
Condoleezza Rice, an educated woman, is contemptible for not pursuing an immediate ceasefire under any conditions to save lives and infrastructure in Lebanon, and northern Israel. It’s distressing and disturbing that she appears to believe what George Bush said about himself (“I’ve heard the call. I believe God wants me to run for President.”), and seems to be helping him in his bid to bring about Apocalypse, or the Rapture, or the Second Coming or whatever the Fundies are preaching now.
This was supposed to happen with the Gulf War. When that didn’t work, Shrub tried to start it up by invading Iraq* in Gulf War Jr. That didn’t work either, so now they’re trying this.
No, seriously.
Moving hand, moving on.
*Where Babylon is; read the Scriptures and the modern prophets. You can interpret them any way you want, so you can’t be wrong until you are, so you then claim you were misquoted or misinterpreted. It’s easy.
July 27th, 2006 at 9:27 am
This from Anneli, who was raised a Pentecostal, via email:
“What you say about Israel et al. is bang on, I think. People haven’t been paying nearly enough attention to the loopy agenda of the Born-Again types and, based on my experience, the worse it gets with regard to confrontation and conflict the happier the fundamentalists will be: they can’t wait for everyone to gather and bomb the daylights out of Isreal because it will bring about…something. The Rapture at least, if not the second coming itself. Why isn’t this illogical policy broadcast more? I’d say it’s at least as significant as Pamela Anderson’s pregnancy.”