Trilemma Again

There is a real human behind all this blather.
So, here we go again. You should recognize the drill. Major figures have been going through the scripted drama of making Iran look threatening. Over the past few months, lots of stories planted, loaded with opinions and false intel. Now we have a bunch of lesser authority figures running around to small forums of self-appointed intelligentsia trying to see if this crap has taken root. Essentially the question is: “Have we reached a sufficient density of deception that we can get away with illegally bombing Iran?”
I’m not going to recount here all the reasons why this is wrong. If you don’t get that already, you are reading the wrong blog. I don’t love Iran nor her ruling regime. I am not pro-Islam, but I do understand it better than the average American. I also know God’s Laws regarding such things. The question is not whether Iran is good or bad, but that God is in charge of deciding her fate, not the US government. Wade through all the crap and you realize this is nothing more than a long-standing plan to bully, and if necessary, take over Iran again because the current Iranian government is inconvenient for the plutocrats. The real problem is that the plutocrats who run the US government policy are evil. It so happens the idea of attacking Iran is particularly evil.
So much I’ve said already, for such a long time I can’t even find the record of when I first understood it — maybe sometime back in 2009. It was the first real impact of genuine spiritual perception, in the sense I knew it had nothing to do with what I thought intellectually. It took a few days, but I realized it was a prophecy. And it recalls the question, the trilemma — prophet, liar or lunatic?
So far as I can tell, there’s nothing dishonest about any of this. I honestly believe this is a word from God and I’m doing what I can to honestly report it. That leaves lunatic versus prophet. If the US and Israel manage to stomp Iran without any significant losses, then I’m a lunatic.
You see, I do not find inside myself any exits. This stuff holds me and I can’t ignore it. I can make jokes about hearing voices in my head, but that’s oversimplifying the whole thing. If this prophetic word fails, I’m forced to recognize I should shut up and stick to something safe, something where I don’t have to worry about misleading people. I can’t allow whatever is driving me to hurt other people. If what I call a prophecy fails, it destroys everything in the sense of credibility. So while I can’t simply stop believing what calls me deep inside, I do have a responsibility to contain the damage to myself.
On the other hand, I’ve been pretty careful to announce that my vision does not need a wholly literal fulfillment. That’s part of the background upon which I build, that mysticism stuff. Lots of Hebrew prophecies in the Bible didn’t come literally true, but within the intellectual assumptions of the Hebrew people, all of them came true. Nearly as I can tell, the vision I received indicates a disaster for the US arising from any attack on Iran, but it’s my human logic alone that assumes anyone who joins us will be hurt, too. The disaster I foresee strikes me as one involving major loss of military lives and equipment. I note again for the record: I have no idea how this will turn out for Iran. That’s not part of the vision. Nor would I suggest I have any idea how — by what means — this thing will come about. There may be perfectly logical explanations in the minds of observers and analysts. None of that matters. The prophetic word is a warning to the US: Don’t do this; God won’t allow it.
It occurs to me if things happen more or less as I predict, I could end up in trouble of some sort. Stupid as our government people are, they could somehow surmise I knew something, was collaborating with our enemies or something. That’s if they notice me at all. Either way, should this all pan out as I suggest, I suppose it will change things for me. Right now, the only reason people read this blog is because it either entertains them or they have a real interest because some of it seems to jive with their experience. To make such a bold prophetic declaration can be put aside if/until it faces the acid test of reality. It could be they’ll back off again and not try it yet. Still, I rather think they mean to do it this time around.
If the prophecy fails, I have to stop what I’m doing; there will be sweeping changes in this blog, to say the least. If it passes, I’m guessing I’ll be a little busier.