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If you were to ask what the terrorists were fighting for, their normal answer is, they are fighting for Islam. They are engaged in a Holy War, Jihad, against enemies of their religion. They will continue fighting until their symbolic black flag is raised all over the world and Sheria law is being followed.
These religious fighters take their Kalashnikovs and shoot randomly at people they do not know, people having tea, sleeping in their hostels, partying at a concert, praying at a church, watching television in public, people minding their own business.

We all look at them and think they are inhumane. Well, they are just human. Why do I say this? We are always ready to point a finger, but we have not asked ourselves what is the cause of fighting in the world? Why are blacks being mistreated in America? Why are Africans killing other Africans? Why are terrorists killing other people? Why is there is so much violence and death? Why today? Why are people clearing forests and endangering wildlife like the rhinos and the gorillas?
(nazyak.deviantart.com)

The first thing would be, blame the media. That I have already tackled in my previous post.

2nd blame it on the leaders. True, blame it on them, but they are not the cause. We have democracy and the power to choose them. Therefore, it is on us.

Blame us? No. Then who should we blame?

Limited Resources.


We keep on increasing in number, putting pressure on the earth. Our resources get depleted and they cannot be replenished. Look at the all countries in turmoil;

        I.            Libya-Petroleum, Natural Gas and Gypsum.
      II.            Somalia-Uranium, Iron, Ore, Tin, Gypsum, Bauxite, Copper, Salt, Natural Gas, Sugar Cane, and
Charcoal
   III.            The Congo-Copper, Gold, Diamonds, Cobalt, Uranium, Coltan and Oil
    IV.            Syria-Crude Oils and Natural Gas Reserves.
      V.            Iraq-Petroleum and Natural Gas.
    VI.            Lebanon-Limestone, Iron Ore and Salt.

This is just of the few countries currently engaged in war. We cannot do anything to increase resources. We can only manage how to use them. The terrorists are fighting for resources, thieves are killing for resources, our leaders are trying to accumulate as much of the resources for themselves as they can, children are killing their parents to have the power to control these resources, and nations are fighting against themselves, because of resources.

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I fear for my children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and further on because they might come into the world where war is the order of day or there is nothing in this world for them.
The innocent people killed in Paris were victims, because ISIL were angry the French government was attacking them and the natural resource they have accumulated in Iraq and Syria. ISIL is selling the petroleum they are mining in these two countries. They are trying to pressurize the French government to stop encroaching in their business.
(telegraph.co.uk)

The 127 and more lives lost will never be forgotten. Even if we forget them, God will not. For every action we do as humans, there are always consequences.

I stand with France at this time. I stand with the people of Nigeria and the Western part of Africa as the fight with the Boko Haram. I stand with the people of Mexico as they try to survive the Hurricane. I stand with Somalia as they try to form a democratic national government. I stand with my homeland Kenya as we fight corruption and try and reduce the international perception about us. I stand with people of the world who want justice, peace and to work for good of all humanity.
(rediff.com)

#PrayforFrance
#PrayforIraqandSyria
#PrayforAfrica
#PrayforMexico
#PrayforLibya
#PrayforMali
#PrayforHumanity

#PrayfortheWorld

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