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War Fears
by Bruce Alan Humphrey
Last edited: Thursday, September 8, 2016
Posted: Thursday, March 20, 2003



     
I guess all my family and I can do is step back and wait.

I don’t know whether it is what is happening in the Middle East but I am a little apprehensive of world events. When the U.S. liberated Kuwait in 1991, I saw in my mind a large figure in a white flowing robe standing in a desert. Could this be God telling me he was going to protect our forces? Or, was it God looking down on the war with disdain.
Now, unfortunately, I do not see the vision. Maybe it’s because I'm older now and have kids. I don’t know. I know the young people are oblivious to the danger that could be wafting through the air at anytime. Not necessarily where I live, but the repercussions of it happening somewhere else, to other children has a dragging effect on the mind.
Maybe I am over-reacting, then again, there is always that fear any parent would feel. In contrast, I do not have the constant fear that people in say Israel have, though, the thought is ever present.
I have experienced several instances of fear in just moving about in everyday life. Going into a store or gas station owned but middle-eastern people I see the owners treating customers with the utmost respect. When I look at their faces, I can see behind the smile a certain amount of fear. I am sure it comes from what will the customer do if he treat him badly.
I guess all my family and I can do is step back and wait. Do as I have always done and hope humanity's action does not come full circle.



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Reviewed by Jansen Estrup
Reviewed on April 18, 2018
Some of us have traded on fear for a long time. Fortunes are made from the shapeless 'rumors of war' ... and yet when you see real fear in the eyes of your neighbor realize that perhaps it is only the reflection of what he/she sees in yours.

Courage, friends.

Reviewed by Cindy Ecay (Reader)
Reviewed on March 22, 2003
Yes, I agree, very scary world we live in...I also have children; so I know what you are speaking of...

Reviewed by Tien Avielle (Reader)
Reviewed on March 21, 2003
the "sit back and wait" attitude is what has brought the world to the brink of destruction. I, personally, prefer to be pro-active. (Not that it has helped - but at least I know that I have done what I could. My conscience is clear, but yet I bear the shame of my government's assault and the repercussions that will plague my grandchildren, and those of so many nations.)

Reviewed by m j hollingshead
Reviewed on March 21, 2003
well done