PEACE IN OUR TIME?
http://news.sky.com/story/aleppo-under-siege-a-timeline-10613396
WIth the ever expanding surge for power in the middle east of both the Syrian Government and it’s Russian backed allies, the interference of the former Obama led coalition, and the tribal factions of middle eastern interests, there has never been a way forward for peace for the citizens of Syria.
The News of today is in reality “olds” and never good in a troubled world plagued with it’s own self-perpetuating evils, but the real news, the news forecast by the greatest broadcaster of all time, The Christ spoke b y many of His servants in former times, showing what was to come in our time!
This may seem astonishing to those without Biblical training and understanding, but take just a moment to consider what one of this servants under His mighty inspiration wrote back in Isa.57:21 There is no peace, saith my God, to the wicked.
If there ever was a peaceful way forward as the U.N led by Kofi Annan, and now Ban-ki moon have intimated by their political and left-leaning posturing clearly showed their ignorance in all of this, why are the citizens women and children, not to mention the men.
It is with little doubt that many of the problems that have continually besieged Syria, are self-perpetuating in the violence perpetrated on both sides.
In this, there can be no “winners”! War is an ugly business in which the “victors” bear the shame of their power-hungry desires, and reflect the ugly truth that mankind has been guilty of the atrocities of war throughout his entire sad history from the very beginning of his short sojourn here on earth.












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