Religious Existential Danger to Israel Generally - Islamically Driven Invectives Specifically

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Oct 10, 2022 at 18:49

In unfortunately concurrent frames of reference, this observer must take Reader Prashant's cautionary caveat with the utmost seriousness that the threat he supposes is very real. Were it not so, then why does the world fear an Iranian Islamic Regime with a potential to obtaining nuclear capability at the same time similar threats are being recast by the ghosts of former Soviet antipathies now resurfacing. Show the even more sinister videos of nuclear capabilites of the CCP and its North Korean vassal lobbing ballistic shots across the bow of irrepentant actions near Japan and the South China Sea and one begins to wonder, why do we need to speculate about intentione again-are they not now made manifest?
To recoin the phrase by Mr. Clancy, the 'clear and present danger' is not hypothetical anymore, it is very present. In that vein and to its dramatic point of issue, where will it commence and who is going to survive the consequences? To Reader Prashant's contention and this observer's lifetime understanding of how things got to where they are now, the inevitability is nearing excruciating contemplations of what is going to happen when humanity finally has lost control and the consequences to be born will be religiously over the head of any intellectual capacity to reconcile the loss of belief in the Deity that told everyone long ago this would happen if they did not repent and believe. Is anyone ready to believe now? The Islamic invectives leave little time for true repentance, This is especially true for Israel.

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