Sheep or Sheepdog?

Comment #5

spy153 — Sun, 15 Jul 2007 14:38:32 GMT

Justxploring, actually, Isaiah was prophesying about after the return of Christ. You mentioned one of my favorite prophesies. "they shall learn war no more." I don't know about everyone else, but I have been taught war since I was a child., in every aspect. When I first went into the military they thought I was prior service because it all just seemed normal to me. I was very comfortable there. More than I can say now. So, this prophesy has a very special meaning to me. It's one of our prizes of Heaven.... [ More ]

Comment #4

justxploring — Sat, 14 Jul 2007 20:02:19 GMT

Nobody should ever blame the soldiers for being brave. However, when Bush needs a scapegoat for his own failures, he has to blame someone. He blames his inadequacies on someone else...he's blamed Hezbollah, Sadam Hussein, Iran, the Democrats, or maybe it's the Devil that's making him do it. (I know - it's all the illegal immigrants who started the War on Terror!) The most terrifying thing is the denial of basic human rights that define the values on which America was founded. <br... [ More ]

Comment #3

spy153 — Sat, 14 Jul 2007 18:54:49 GMT

I am a sheepdog. But I can completely agree with justxploring on the whole lying to us thing. It is a pitiful situation our men are in. But we are good little sheepdogs that will do our duty unto death. , and for that others should be very thankful. The blood of many is on those in charges' hands and they know it too. Handled better, this thing could have been over years ago. When 911 happened, many cried and was horrified. I simply thought it was another battle lost in an ongoing war. You see, we are always at war with someone. I could not figure out why so many people would stand staring at the tv crying. My immediate instinct was to get my children from school -we are at war- they need to be with me so I can protect them. (They have no idea what to do in the event we get bombed. And if we are at full scale war, then other bombs are coming.) I wasn't prepared with gas masks, but I knew what to do. You see? My mind automatically went into attack mode as well. I was ready and relishing for the fight. Not loving the killing, but the protecting of others. Killing is just a part of it. A necessary evil.... [ More ]

Comment #2

jarasan — Sat, 14 Jul 2007 10:33:46 GMT

This is about vigilance. Walk with the sheepdogs and wolves beware.

Comment #1

justxploring — Sat, 14 Jul 2007 04:33:43 GMT

According to this statement I am a sheep, because I would never have a thought like this. I was shocked and I hope nobody suffered. I felt horror, sadness and anger. I prayed for the families who lost their loved ones. I never wished I were on a plane that crashed or in a building that burned. I don't have visions of heroism. I am not a martyr. But I do think I make a difference in this world in my own way. I think everyday we are alive we have that chance. I appreciate the s... [ More ]

Original Blog Entry: Sheep or Sheepdog?

jarasan — Sat, 14 Jul 2007 03:18:58 GMT