No end in sight this morning
A said yesterday that he thought I was prescient about the immanence of our war with Iran because I stated I thought it might start this weekend, before he left for the post office. He phoned me five minutes afterward, telling me indeed it had already begun. No magic insight on my part, I replied; just paying attention to recent Fox News, “reading” the President and Cabinet pronouncements there for the past fortnight . Then M’s worry last night about Iran during our meditation session reinforced my own sense the coming of war.
I dread most the political backlash to Trump in this event. I am sick to death of holier-than-thou protesters and the Democratic bloc in Congress. They are all too blind to look before their TDS at policies and events of the past several decades. Nor do they see reason toprotect their own interests and those of this nation.
Marc Levin stated my opinion and wish rationally, as he often does: drop the “off-ramp” foolishness; press the military success to actual victory with surrender. For nearly fifty years this Iranian threat has hung like the Sword of Damocles
