>
> >
> > --- authfriend wrote:
> > >
> <snip> > But that's the *game*, don't you see? He acts
> > > all humble and respectful and religious knowing
> > > perfectly well how they're going to respond,
> > > knowing it'll make him look good to the rest of
> > > the world and the Bushies look bad.
> >
> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Patrick Gillam"
> <jpgillam@> wrote:
> <snip>
> > Anyway, I think the Mahmoud Ahmadinejad letter
> > should be given the L B treatment. Take it seriously
> > and reply point by point. When Mahmoud condemns
> > the September 11 attacks, thank him like a brother.
> > When he snarkily denies the Holocaust, rake him
> > over the coals. And keep at it over the years in
> > a continued dialogue, as L B did.
> >
> As I mentioned earlier, I am responding as if I have found this
> letter on the sidewalk. It is much easier for me to live my life
> pretty much empty headed, until something occurs which I then
> respond to. So the assumptions I could make about what is seen or
> unseen are not areas I am engaging in with regard to the President
> of Iran. I haven't followed him and focused on him enough to do so.
>
> Right now we face a very dangerous situation with an unhinged group
> of very mean spirited individuals in charge of this country. Such a
> situation calls for much attention on any opposing force that may
> make it more difficult for the evil [see "the banality of..."]that
> is active at the highest levels of our government to grow and create
> more of itself.
>
> So, in my opinion, and according to what I feel, its not about
> geopolitical this or that, democrat or republican, Iran or US,
> dictatorship vs theocracy vs democracy, in this case. It is a hidden
> war between darkness and light, being played out as we speak.
>
> The players' personalities although they are clearly manifest, are
> not the key here. They are just pawns one way or another in this
> battle between light and darkness, having found their ways into one
> camp or the other.
>
> And in this battle between light and darkness, that which is awake
> within me will always favor the light, and hence I surrender my
> thoughts and actions to that.
>
> So, coming full circle, when I read the President of Iran's letter,
> with its frequent mention of God and the Christian values and Jesus,
> I support it fully, possibly more than the author does, and see it
> as a positive development in bringing greater light into this hidden
> war, because it makes it harder for the force of evil to openly
> act.
>
Does it make it harder for the force of evil to openly act? God is
mentioned quite fervently just before heads are cut off and bombs are
set off.
JohnY
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