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This Is the Way... "Ready, Aim-Peace!"

by Robin Webber

Regular readers of World News and Prophecy recognize that prophecy is not only about the passing away of this current age of human rule, but the establishment of a future world government under Jesus Christ. Revelation 5:10 declares that He is now preparing "kings and priests" to rule and teach within that new society. Christians are now in training to learn how to administer justice and long-term peace in that new realm. Let me present a scenario from today's news and ask you, "What would you do?" Based upon your answer, the outcome may be the difference between "fire, ready, aim" or "ready, aim, peace."

Eric Margolis, foreign correspondent for The Toronto Sun, recently wrote about the capture of a well known terrorist in his article "A Unique Opportunity to End the War Against the Kurds" (Inside Track on World News, The Toronto Sun, June 5, 1999). This unexpected and surprising turn of events now presents an incredible dilemma to the Turkish government. This event is the focus of this article.

Win the War, but Lose the Peace?

The article begins, "In a stunning development, the captured Kurdish rebel leader, Abdullah Ocalan, who is currently on trial for treason, called last week for an end to the 15 year rebellion against Turkey, and admitted responsibility for the many charges against him." Margolis continues, "Other leaders of the outlawed Turkish Workers Party, or PKK, backed Ocalan's dramatic offer to end the bitter war that has killed 30,000 civilians and 5,500 Turkish troops, and to transform the outlawed PKK into a civilian political party. Ocalan, who was kidnapped in Kenya on February 15 by mercenaries and turned over to Turkish security forces, faces a death sentence, and may be trying to save his own skin by admitting guilt and calling for an end to the long Kurdish insurrection."

Read the full article at www.wnponline.org/wnp/wnp9907/theway9907.htm


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