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Dominoes are tumbling in the Middle East. Syrian-backed Prime Minister Omar Karami announced today that his government is resigning, under pressure from growing protests following the assassination of his predecessor Rafik Hariri. "The decision marks the first time in modern history an Arab government falls in the wake of popular pressure," notes ynetnews.com.
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2 Comments:
The question will be what will happen to Hezbollah if Syria withdraws ?
Just as Pope John Paul II heralded the beginning of the end of the Soviet empire on June 2, 1979, by uttering these words to 250,000 Poles, "Therefore, Christ cannot be kept out of the history of man in any part of the globe, at any longitude or latitude of geography. ... Christ cannot be kept out of this part of the world. To try to do this is an act against man."
"W" (another man of great faith) emboldens more people who long to be free, and continues to herald the beginning of the end of Islamo-Fascism.
MAY GOD BLESS, AND PROTECT THE BOTH OF YOU! THIS WORLD NEEDS YOU.
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