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Fidei Defensor John Kerry


Secret of State John Kerry declared yesterday that what ISIS is doing to Christians, Azeedis, and Shia Muslims is Genocide. This is a major motion, and the declaration has the force of Law. While it does not guarantee the United States will step in to curb the tide of ISIS sword, it does mean the US can with impunity can step in. This declaration makes it possible for the US and other countries to combat ISIS with a Just War justification and allows for many possible measures in future. The Secretary of State has been highly criticized for his involvement in the Iranian Nuclear Deal, but this declaration of genocide makes him as Fidei Defensor, Defender of the Faith! At last someone in our government has decided to declare what ISIS is doing as genocide.

The next step is to act. Christians under persecution need safe havens from the savagery of ISIS. In middle of the Refugee Crisis, and the threat of ISIS hijacking the crisis, makes it hard to vet Syrian, and other persecuted Christians. On March 25th, the memorial of the Armenian Genocide, when Christians we massacred by the Ottoman Turks will be commemorated, and it would be fitting if some kind of action was made to help Christians now affirmed to be suffering genocide. It is a difficult problem in Middle East, discerning who are authentic and genuine Christians, and those in ISIS' ranks who are using Islamic teaching Taqiyya, to life for their face and advancement of Islam, makes many skeptical of how you can trust who is Christian and who is pretending to be Christian.

The answer will probably require halting ISIS ire, and eliminating them with overwhelming force. Only then could Christians be allowed to return to their homes, like in Sinjar, once the population of 500,000, now is in ruins, houses in complete rubble (broken into stones), and mass above ground boneyards that look like a scenes from Terminator franchise! In order to avoid a national security crisis in America, and to ensure this genocide is curbed, a military effort is going to be needed; in short Crusaders (Westerners, US, UK, France, Germany, and all Europe) and Maccabean warriors (Israel) combined with Kurds will need drive out the Mujahedeen of ISIS and break their throne (Isis was Egyptian goddess whose symbol was a throne). This declaration is the first step. What happens next needs to be direct offensive, to send a message to these Mujahedeen that they cannot maul the innocent and burn the magnificent heritages of nations. The time has come for the US and rest of free world to respond, to fight back and save those who are being subjected to genocide. If we do not act, we will be as guilty as those during World War II, who did not react fast enough to prevent the genocide of 12 Million Christians and 7 Million Jews in the Holocaust (Rosemary Schindler, Oscar Schindler's Niece).

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