From: rking164@comcast.net   
      
   Advocates for a particular expression of Christianity to be fused with   
   American civic life, with the government vigorously promoting and preserving   
   this version of Christianity as the principal and undisputed cultural   
   framework has a peculiar but    
   traditional way of viewing the conflict between Israel and the Philistine.   
   We do understand how Israel has a strong defense against those who would   
   deceive humanity with false beliefs and outright lies.   
   The sage understands both sides of the conflict but does see faults creating   
   weaknesses   
   The world cannot tolerate too much of an increase in the price of oil as it   
   would adversely affect the cost of food and the ability to supply bread as it   
   is.   
   UN needs to find someone other than US and Israel  to feed, supply and rebuild   
   Gaza while Gaza at the same time is willing  to coexist with Israel and US as   
   is.   
   Hence any strike against Iran so as to not adversely affecting oil shipping is   
   for US to act as someone like Lindsay Graham or Nicky Haley, or Donald Trump,   
   would suggest: takeout Iranian oil production.   
   I am inclined to believe that Iran has until February of 2025 to think about   
   it. Doesn't rule out any such action before then   
   Of course that may invite some fire from Iran on shipping, but immediate   
   response by US would be somewhat devastating to Iran's Navy, coastline and   
   residents.   
   Iranian oil fields may be saved by release of hostages in Gaza and that is   
   what I see at the moment..   
   Not all Muslims see the destruction of Israel as necessary. All governments   
   are in need of major reforms, so am not going to say Israel is without fault.   
   Hamas though is perceived as a Nazi-like ideology and the intention is to   
   exterminate Israel , rule    
   Jerusalem, and to approve of the death of "infidels" .   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)