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Wars are a distraction from what really matters. I wrote of a way to end the war in Iraq, or at least coming to a better understanding of the situation in Iraq.
When 9/11 happened we should have turned the other cheek.
What is so wrong with losing anyhow? Why not withdraw from Iraq and let the terrorists have their little victory?
What counts is that we fight terrorism on a mental and spiritual level and not on a physical level. Its knowledge of the truth that will end terrorism, because the women in Islam will not stand for their husbands over-controlling tyranny any longer - hopefully. I wrote before how its the women that condone the silence of Islam in regard to the terrorists their religion helps create.
Everything comes back to sex, and the "enjoyment" of sexual sin: there are two sides to every coin.
What really matters, is that all sin and war is created by the worship of gross-power. And God says repent America and worship precision.
You see even the word 'big' above stems from the worship of gross-power, big being a word that speaks of power - since objects have shape and size, which are other words for precision and power.
So you see, power-worship is like a disease infesting all areas of our culture; and all we need is to turn that around and start putting emphasis of the precision of things. Like the above sentence could have been something like: the shape of the picture fading from view - And what's so difficult about that? People can still worship gross-power if they want to, but the choice should be made evident - but that kind of thinking might too compromising to get precision out there.
What really matters, honestly, is trying to combine work and sex peacefully and well, with care and precision. And wars distract from that necessity: as it says in Matthew 'wars and rumors of wars but let not your hearts be troubled'.
Because the heart of all sin is the careless and powerful combination of work and sex, which is the cause of war and creation of terrorists. Therefore the attempt to combine work and sex with precision and care is a fight against terrorism, the only fight that will succeed.
I am the Stump of Jesse, your servant.

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