[Demarcus ware]

The unrest and aggression of the Arab World poses a threat much more grave than most are stating, and I say this in light of what the retired Generals and the like are saying, who to a man are VERY concerned. There seems to be no more room for men who differ, in which to withdraw in this world.

In other words, I believe war is coming, and that despite a DOW Jones Average north of 17 thousand and the boast of the government official's claims of a practically invincible military. Islamic Extremism has exploded in much the same way as did the NAZI scourge of the 2nd World War. To counter this threat, all we are hearing in this day is how America has become a war weary nation.


Ezekiel 7:10-11 (KJV)
10 Behold the day, behold, it is come: the morning is gone forth; the rod hath blossomed, pride hath budded.
11 Violence is risen up into a rod of wickedness:
14 They have blown the trumpet, even to make all ready; but none goeth to the battle: for my wrath is upon all the multitude thereof.

The passage above speaks of a bunch of protestors and pacifists who refused to answer the call to arms. Of such foolishness G. K. Chesterton said the following; "This is the age of pacifism, but it is not the age of peace." [J. Vernon McGee] And as I have previously posted, Leon Trotsky said; "You may not be interested in war, but war is interested in you." War nearly always catches it's hapless combatants, those drafted to actually fight, by complete surprise. It happened at Pearl Harbor and I guarantee it will happen again.

My fear is that we have completely missed our opportunity to deal with the crisis in the Middle East in acceptable terms. That time likely passed us by some years ago. Meaning the problem could now be greater than we can hope to solve outside of all out war. Ironically, our attempts to avoid war in sitting on our hands, may have actually put us on the threshold of the very war we've been ducking.

I am much more concerned about which prospective President might lead our nation under the dark threat of war, than I am the silliness of the social justice agenda with which we are consumed right now. That goofy reset button will get mashed down in the mud of a tank tread track if a Hillary tries to pull it out under those circumstances.

I had this conversation yesterday with someone. It's painfully obvious that we are not going to negotiate out of this ISIS threat. In the end we are going to have to go to war or just continue to sit on our hands and let them come here or even worse help them come here as refugees and have the fight at home. Which future president is going to lead us into this? The way the dems have handled this thus far has to be worrisome to say the least. Does anyone honestly think Hillary can lead us through this? I don't have faith that she can, she has not shown me anything that says she can. Sanders still thinks climate change promotes terrorism so that's just out of the question. You just know somewhere there is a military leader in Washington pulling his hair out wondering what the leaders of this country is doing but has his hands tied by Obama's policies or lack thereof.

Speaking of Muslims, after the attack in CA, I find it funny how the AG was out at a dinner with Muslims leaders right after that attack promising to keep them safe instead of being on TV promising Americans she will work to keep us ALL safe. The way we are kissing the back side of these Muslim communities is sickening, if a radical Christian committed this crime, would the AG be at a dinner with Christian leaders promising safety? Not a chance in hell.