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Excerpts from a psychological study concerning atrocities in a particular war (your posts above) hardly addresses the big picture of inhumane activities that occur daily in many sovereign states—and many of those atrocities are not due to any declared war—they occur due to depraved legislated rules of law found in Muslim as well as other kinds of regimes.   Before the U.S. military set one foot in Iraq some 200,000 Iraqi men, women, and children were already in mass gravesites, many with bullets in their heads. Or would you call those victims the lucky ones because some still had their heads attached to their bodies?   Zionist is a word used by bigots who blame Jews for all the world’s ills. The word has a history and a reality today far different from the days of Abraham.         THEN:Land of Canaan:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canaanhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:CanaanMap.jpgLebanon today     10,400 sq kmSyria today         185,180 sq kmWest Bank              5,860 sq kmGaza                          360 sq km  NOW:The further description “from the Nile to the Euphrates” may have been promised to Abraham, but it actually fits Muslim land domination today:   Iraq                    437,072 sq kmSaudi Arabia   2,149,690 sq kmJordan                  92,300 sq kmEgypt               1,001,450 sq kmPlus some parts of the so-called ancient Land of CanaanYou do the math.  Israel is but 20,770 sq km If you cannot see clearly from your big puffed up armchair in the U.S. maybe a one-way ticket elsewhere might improve your vision. As it is your rants seem to have the insight of a cave dweller who believes the echoes bouncing from one side of your skull wall to the other side is a valid worldview. Neanderthals became extinct, or so most believe, but no reason to wonder why.

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