Where In The World Are We?
Today
started out foggy where we live. By the time we organized ourselves to go out
walking, our world was bathed in bright sunshine. We completed our chores and
brought our bodies, weary from the effort, back home for a late lunch. The day
seemed disordered because I had given up my regular exercise session to be home
for a promised phone call we considered very important. No phone call!
Our lives
have already been disordered for the last two months consequent on the barbaric
attack by Hamas on our people in Israel. We wake in the night to stare out at
the dark thinking on that. Our mental disarray has been compounded by the
evidence, at home here in Canada and the U.S., indeed, around the world, that
there are many who celebrate Hamas, celebrate these horrors. From the halls of
the U.S. Congress, at some of the Universities of greatest repute in the world,
to the crowds in major cities, we hear shouts of acclaim and approval for
murder and mayhem, current and future. How shameful is that?
So many lies
ring in our ears as we continue with an agonizing reappraisal of the world we
live in, and who, in fact, we can rely on to maintain the civilization of which
we thought we were a part. The Pope just announced we are committing genocide
in Gaza. Pope Pius lived through one and saw nothing, the current Pope sees
nothing and proclaims genocide. How shameful is that!
We have been
living through the agonies of the hostage releases, the cat and mouse game
being played to avert the delivery of just desserts to the terrorists that have
brought murder and rape, arson and torture, into our living rooms. We fear for
the hostages as we rage, impatient for the recurrence of a godly retribution on
the heads of those who brought this evil upon us, they who promise us more and
more unless they are totally destroyed.
We see so
many in politics and the media offering clever stratagems to distract us in
ways that might prevent us from actually realizing what we must do if we are
ever to rest easy again. Seeing these campaigning people in our midst, and
around the world, we come to the realization that we may never, ever, be fully
confident that we can rest easy again.
In Israel,
so many have been impacted by the events of October 7th. Government in Israel has been overwhelmed by
the flood of emotion such that it has been forced to play into the hands of the
enemy whose sole strategy is delay, delay, delay. The enemy’s sole hope is to
put off the day of destruction. Indeed they hope to avert total destruction.
Their fellow travelers are active everywhere. The weak sisters wobble between
striking political poses and providing support for the good guys. The fifth
column works to muddy the waters and save Hamas.
The Israeli
military must thread its way through this murkiness, including the internal Israeli
politics, to deliver for us what we all need, the total destruction of Hamas in
Gaza. Israel will always have to be a garrison state. It must find unity among
its citizens in a reality where twenty percent of its population, has, at best,
divided loyalties.
Hamas will
surely live on elsewhere, encouraged by Iran and Qatar. Their minions are at
the door wherever they can find entry. The oil sheikdoms will have to decide
where they stand knowing Hamas and its ilk have them in their sights. The U.S.
must fully appreciate where the enemy lies, stifle the internal opposition it
faces, provide and mobilize the necessary worldwide support. Much of Europe has
already been compromised and weakened. Russia and China take what advantage
they can.
Will a
divided U.S. choose to run and hide? Where in the world are we?
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