Addressing What is Upon Us in Sequences of Events
March 2, 2026
News is news, regardless of how it arrives.
Maybe there is not always a total comfort with the chain of events that led up to recent events, but denying events can be denying facts, and at some point, facts cannot be overlooked.
There may be a chain of events that goes sort of like, the October 7, 2023 events at the social music festival (in the region of Naqab/Negev/Negeb), then it was the backlash series of events, and Ghazans were left constricted; then backlashes to the backlashes, protests everywhere about oppression or oppressive situations on Ghaza; then there were exchange of weapons firing, Iran, Israel, etc.; whether connected or not connected, massive protests calling for change in Iran in regard leadership posts occurred, en segue, massive crackdowns (on protests) occurred, notably starting around the second week of January 2026.
In the past few days, it is almost unavoidable to be made aware of roughly the activities going on in the Middle East, regarding Iran and other missiles landing in other parts of the Middle East.
(A personal take is some of where some of the missiles landed outside of Iran, when different totalities are assessed, spell out there is/was some drug dealing going on that should have stopped and it did not.)
Despite being in a perceived layer, that one can be a story writer about events after the shot caller's shots are carried out, there still is what the facts are.
Of course just remember, everything that has been allowed to happen, is allowed from the Creator, not just hands of men.
There are two salient events that occurred in as many days over this past weekend, as it pertains to close to home.
1- Three US service members died. There are also reports of others injured.
2- Mass shooting in Texas; leaving several fatalities and over a dozen reported injured.
For both these events, it's important to know that there are many different categories of assailants that commit violent activities. Their mental conditions might not necessarily fall into one or the other camp of sane and insane.
Unfortunately there are going to be people that 'romp around' the US and try to paint a picture of all Americans are in one camp, and Islam is in another. They might shout Allahu Akbar, and statements like that, or have T-shirts and symbols on their person with similar at the time of their attack. Now these days, some of the people that dine in, work in, or even own some social spots, may be Muslim. So what's the attack about? Stereotypes as a basis for extremism does not really fit the situation.
That's a large part of why extremism is called extremism. When people go to the very furthest stretch of the imagination and try to tie different symbols together, and use violence to make a statement, when the statement makes no sense, it accomplished nothing more than more confusion.
A way that this is made clear, and the point substantiated, are recent 'Shia vs non-Shia' tensions in other parts of the world.
Basically the 'regime' (in Iran) targeted in the past weekend's missile strikes is 'Shia'.
Attacking a place to eat and socialize post year 2000, especially given a huge population of Muslims in the US, does not fall in line with what makes any sense. Reckless acts of terrorism reflect oversimplified mindless holding of a stereotype that all Americans and their social spots are pitted against all of Islam; and maybe even with no regard to recent waves of violence in the 'Shia vs non-Shia' considerations.
In the case of the weekend's shooting in Austin, there probably was some level of preplanning and surveying on the part of the suspect. (Planning and surveying, even if it was just the awareness of what exists and where process, took a length of time, that probably started well before the weekend's array of missile strikes.)
On the one story to address many things, - that a large number students or girls in a school not too far from the areas of targets in Iran, have perished.
Headlines are emerging with figures like 112 victims.
The total scene, going back years ago on through the present, should have been nonexistent.
There were times in decades past where little steps that people were doing after the Ayatollah Khomeini, (words chosen for reference, sometime after 1979), were assessed and evaluated; who were some of the individuals, characters, people, and so on, that were emerging or would follow Khomeini?
Long story short, there are some that may feel that Khomeini was sort of a pinnacle in certain aspects, and other developments after him, were not as high up on the mountain rungs towards that pinnacle or pinnacles. That eventually there would be some discomfort with the regime if people want to call it that, comprised of 'Ayatollahs' and members of that referent arena, after Khomeini got old. So to put a school in area where it might be in the line of fire, -is it to be questioned? Any amount of study of the area could make one know, or could make it likely one knows it was there. Which brings the entire world now to accountability and questioning before judgement day, should the circumstances as a whole should have been allowed to emerge and exist?
There are other series in deeper and more broadly laid out timelines, such as the entire idea of 2 state Palestine Israel and the foreseeable conflicts that would arise. There is even further back than that, such as it was foretold long ago, over a thousand years ago narrated as to statements made thousands of years ago, there would be strife in the region.
...Then to October 7th festival tumult.
There's dimensions of the length of time Persia has been around. Today's politics and different kinds of weapons of mass destruction are a very tiny segment in the timeline.
This cliche, 'ripple effects'. Not surprised it comes up right through here. Anyhow, what will be the cost of oil in the upcoming days? Who will be enriched in the process? What will be recourses for less expensive oil, who walks off with a bunch of money after many people perish?
Maybe there is not always a total comfort with the chain of events that led up to recent events, but denying events can be denying facts, and at some point, facts cannot be overlooked.
There may be a chain of events that goes sort of like, the October 7, 2023 events at the social music festival (in the region of Naqab/Negev/Negeb), then it was the backlash series of events, and Ghazans were left constricted; then backlashes to the backlashes, protests everywhere about oppression or oppressive situations on Ghaza; then there were exchange of weapons firing, Iran, Israel, etc.; whether connected or not connected, massive protests calling for change in Iran in regard leadership posts occurred, en segue, massive crackdowns (on protests) occurred, notably starting around the second week of January 2026.
In the past few days, it is almost unavoidable to be made aware of roughly the activities going on in the Middle East, regarding Iran and other missiles landing in other parts of the Middle East.
(A personal take is some of where some of the missiles landed outside of Iran, when different totalities are assessed, spell out there is/was some drug dealing going on that should have stopped and it did not.)
Despite being in a perceived layer, that one can be a story writer about events after the shot caller's shots are carried out, there still is what the facts are.
Of course just remember, everything that has been allowed to happen, is allowed from the Creator, not just hands of men.
There are two salient events that occurred in as many days over this past weekend, as it pertains to close to home.
1- Three US service members died. There are also reports of others injured.
2- Mass shooting in Texas; leaving several fatalities and over a dozen reported injured.
For both these events, it's important to know that there are many different categories of assailants that commit violent activities. Their mental conditions might not necessarily fall into one or the other camp of sane and insane.
Unfortunately there are going to be people that 'romp around' the US and try to paint a picture of all Americans are in one camp, and Islam is in another. They might shout Allahu Akbar, and statements like that, or have T-shirts and symbols on their person with similar at the time of their attack. Now these days, some of the people that dine in, work in, or even own some social spots, may be Muslim. So what's the attack about? Stereotypes as a basis for extremism does not really fit the situation.
That's a large part of why extremism is called extremism. When people go to the very furthest stretch of the imagination and try to tie different symbols together, and use violence to make a statement, when the statement makes no sense, it accomplished nothing more than more confusion.
A way that this is made clear, and the point substantiated, are recent 'Shia vs non-Shia' tensions in other parts of the world.
Basically the 'regime' (in Iran) targeted in the past weekend's missile strikes is 'Shia'.
Attacking a place to eat and socialize post year 2000, especially given a huge population of Muslims in the US, does not fall in line with what makes any sense. Reckless acts of terrorism reflect oversimplified mindless holding of a stereotype that all Americans and their social spots are pitted against all of Islam; and maybe even with no regard to recent waves of violence in the 'Shia vs non-Shia' considerations.
In the case of the weekend's shooting in Austin, there probably was some level of preplanning and surveying on the part of the suspect. (Planning and surveying, even if it was just the awareness of what exists and where process, took a length of time, that probably started well before the weekend's array of missile strikes.)
On the one story to address many things, - that a large number students or girls in a school not too far from the areas of targets in Iran, have perished.
Headlines are emerging with figures like 112 victims.
The total scene, going back years ago on through the present, should have been nonexistent.
There were times in decades past where little steps that people were doing after the Ayatollah Khomeini, (words chosen for reference, sometime after 1979), were assessed and evaluated; who were some of the individuals, characters, people, and so on, that were emerging or would follow Khomeini?
Long story short, there are some that may feel that Khomeini was sort of a pinnacle in certain aspects, and other developments after him, were not as high up on the mountain rungs towards that pinnacle or pinnacles. That eventually there would be some discomfort with the regime if people want to call it that, comprised of 'Ayatollahs' and members of that referent arena, after Khomeini got old. So to put a school in area where it might be in the line of fire, -is it to be questioned? Any amount of study of the area could make one know, or could make it likely one knows it was there. Which brings the entire world now to accountability and questioning before judgement day, should the circumstances as a whole should have been allowed to emerge and exist?
There are other series in deeper and more broadly laid out timelines, such as the entire idea of 2 state Palestine Israel and the foreseeable conflicts that would arise. There is even further back than that, such as it was foretold long ago, over a thousand years ago narrated as to statements made thousands of years ago, there would be strife in the region.
...Then to October 7th festival tumult.
There's dimensions of the length of time Persia has been around. Today's politics and different kinds of weapons of mass destruction are a very tiny segment in the timeline.
This cliche, 'ripple effects'. Not surprised it comes up right through here. Anyhow, what will be the cost of oil in the upcoming days? Who will be enriched in the process? What will be recourses for less expensive oil, who walks off with a bunch of money after many people perish?
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