Under The Olive Tree

Let’s Have a Reality Check

When I started this blog I had no intention of commenting on politics, and I will attempt to refrain from doing so. Politics is a business that I have no stomach for, and as such know little about – other than my nauseous reaction to it. However, when “The Establishment” chooses to use its transitory powers to oppress the innocent in the name of the innocent – then it is no longer politics – it moves to center stage in the battle between Good and Evil – the Battle for the Earth that we are now witnessing and that is unfolding around us.

A brave woman journalist in Cleveland has written about her experience of being raped. The editors of this article state:”Almost every six minutes, a woman reports being raped in the United States, according to the most recent figures from the FBI. That added up to more than 90,000 women who were raped in 2006 — a number that experts consider a gross undercount.” The radio program interviewing this woman stated that 1 in 6 women in the USA will be raped or suffer attempted rape.

Meanwhile African “Peacekeepers” have been accused of the following heinous crimes by Save the Children, www.savethechildren.org “Save the Children, in a report based on interviews with hundreds of children in the Ivory Coast, Sudan and Haiti, said a minority of peacekeepers and relief workers were preying on children as young as six years. The group called for a watchdog agency to provide more support to vulnerable children.”

And in the State of Texas? – “With no ‘Sarah,’ CPS asks to drop her case”.

The CPS continues to say that the basis of taking 460 innocent children into custody is that they are in “imminent danger of physical, emotional, or sexual abuse” , (meaning of course ‘when they become adults’.) I would guess that they are preparing to lock up entire communities in Texas – because if facing a 1 in 6 chance of rape is an established fact for American women – then all children, especially female children, are at risk and will need to be taken into State custody as soon as possible.

Could somebody please slap me – or douse me with ice water. When is the nightmare going to end for these children in Texas? These people are being persecuted for their religious beliefs, and nothing else; save for the fact that they, within their “abusive compound” – were able to carve a thriving community out of the desolation of West Texas. Have you ever been there? – as my granddaughter stated, “Nona, there is nothing here to see.”

Changes are upon us. It is time to wake up and realize that we are in an ongoing Crisis – and what to come?

(I have posted some news links below)