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The Ansar Allah Connivance During the lifetime of Prophet Muhammad communications were sent to Ethiopia, Egypt, Persia, Rome,  Damascus... and the list goes on.  He led battles and dispatched raiding platoons. Deployed spies and killed his enemies.  What would make anyone imagine that Islam is anything less than a Gestalt -  a government which maintains coercive control through the levers of mandated religious conduct?    My opinion? Islam is actually an early primitive form of Marxist thought.  It is about collectivism (a firmly cemented structure) controlling behavior (daily bells and whistles that interrupt labor and commerce to send  a signal) ... and yes, Islam strengthens with confederacy (understand the scaffolding of all the treaties, in particular, the Hudaibiyah treaty). Understand the role of the white ants.... and now Yemen's Ansar Allah in larger form. God's helpers.  God's Auxiliary. "Geopolitical Islam is Islam.  It cannot...
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Confederacy   "Geopolitical Islam is Islam.  It cannot be separated." Islam strengthens with confederacy.  This confederacy can be with other nations or regions.  Or it can be as simple as the decision within the Fort Bend, Texas ISD to allow daily, regulated mandated Islamic prayers inside the public high school campus.   The decision made in Fort Bend, Texas is a strengthening of political confederacy by imprinting Islam and a parallel parliamentary government over a state function, the education of our children.  Fort Bend agreed to a political confederacy with Islam.  They are now Ansar Allah.  Allah's helpers. It is an attack on our U.S. Constitution.  It must be recognized as such. Within the narrative of the Muslim Brotherhood.  You will never hear the word "confederacy". Islam is also the gestalt which is duck-bunny.  And we are always presented with the soft little bunny.  Never the quacking duck. https://religion...
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Senator Roger Marshall:  Cookie Monster If he cannot manage to pay for 678.75 worth of fancy cookies, can he be trusted to properly steward the needs of Kansas? https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/oct/12/roger-marshall-republican-senator-pays-off-bakery-bill-six-years Stolen cookies and a predatory medical practice. https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/08/us/politics/roger-marshall-obgyn-doctor-debts.html But then again - can any of them be trusted? https://www.govtrack.us/misconduct Dr. Marshall did not commit grand theft (felony larceny) based on the Kansas statute.  His theft would receive a misdemeanor charge.  But his office staff did steal a truckload of fancy cookies... and enjoyed them thoroughly. Cookies is one thing.  But this Ob-Gyn'  strong history of suing his patients for unpaid medical bills literally  makes me queasy.  Seven hundred patients.  Eighty-one arrests.  Wages garnished.  And wait for it!  Eighteen percent ...
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Kimg Jong Un Missile Test The big news isn't that he tested a new missile, guys.  The bigger news is the hideous new haircut.   What about the left side of his scalp?  Hmmm
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America's Big Toe Let's have some fun.  Relax a bit and let your mind float.  Let me tie Biblical doctrine into geography and world conflict.  And let's talk about Yemen. But first - take a moment and read the link, focusing on verses 12-26.  https://www.biblestudytools.com/1-corinthians/passage/?q=1+corinthians+12%3A12-31 I am not the best cartographer.  But I am a nurse.  And when I look at the greater world it can be through the eyes of a scientist, and more specifically, the scientist with a focus on a holistic approach to the human frame.  Each nation plays its part.  Each nation is essential.  This includes - gasp - Yemen. America... is like the arms on a body.  Our grasp and reach are global.  Under our current POTUS we are showing ourselves capable of impacting regions of the world which never imagined they might be confronted with our aspirations.  Venezuela... Iran... Greenland.  Our hands look like ham hocks. Sm...
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Recommended Reading As I was reading at my favorite bakery, another patron stopped by and took an image of my selection.  We chatted and she recommended this non-fiction book: https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-King-of-Diamonds/Rena-Pederson/9781639366057 My hand would not normally reach for this, but since Rena Pederson was at the Dallas Morning News when I also penned commentary for the organization I made a trip to the library to obtain a copy.  She has my respect. Easy to read - it is a fascinating story of what we call "The Dallas Bubble" - the wealthy inner circle of older and wealthy members of Dallas society who find their habitat within the prestigious neighborhood of Preston Hollow.  This is also the area where former President George W. Bush chose to live after leaving the White House.  On my birthday the year the Bush family returned to Texas a former editor of an oil and gas journal took me to view the home's exterior.  My comment?  "My...
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Syria: Al Julani's Hell As Syria's military moves operationally in As-Samamayn under the pretext of dismantling ISIS cells,  the  local community begins to push back against the aggressive house-to-house searches.   It is a bit unusual to see women and girls picking up rocks to pummel general security vehicles and their occupants, but this activity pales when considering that in Al Hasakah the Kurdish minorities who are  protesting   to preserve their lives are being dispersed with live ammunition coming off the weapons of Syrian militias.  The sloganeering speaks of one Syria, without minorities.  Kurdish symbols are being removed and replaced with al-Nusra and ISIS flags. And the Kurds, in fear of their lives, have also  taken to the streets.  For their fears, they are greeted with gunfire. I just viewed a video.  And yes, there is the sound of live gunfire on the streets of Al Hasakah.  So far, there is a report out of five ...
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