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July 2002

Vol.5, No. 6

Contents

The Majority: Unknowing, Unaware and Unconcerned
by John Ross Schroeder

Restoration: Greed Is the News of the Day
by Darris McNeely

Is Britain Rediscovering the Commonwealth?
by Melvin Rhodes

Ever Increasing Crime--Will It Ever End?
by Graemme Marshall

A Deadly Epidemic
by Cecil E. Maranville

In Brief...World News Review
by Bill Eddington, Cecil E. Maranville, Darris McNeely, John Ross Schroeder and Jim Tuck

This Is the Way... When the Walls Come Tumbling Down
by Robin Webber

July '02 Main

The Majority: Unknowing, Unaware and Unconcerned

Most people have scant appreciation of the constant dangers that stalk our planet. The presence of God in our lives is our only sure protection.

by John Ross Schroeder

Skilled U.S. and Western diplomatic teams calmed the Indian and Pakistani antagonists just when things appeared to be getting out of control. Personal warnings from President Bush and his team had lowered the heat on the Kashmir dispute. In effect these two nations had been threatening each other with mutual nuclear destruction. They had approached the brink of nuclear warfare. But brinkmanship of this type is a deadly game in today's technological world.

Experts feared that India and Pakistan could have set off an uncontrollable chain reaction of events--not only killing an estimated 12 million people, but threatening the breakdown of our entire modern world.

A USA Today cover story summed up the acute dangers: "Beyond such mind-numbing casualties, the first nuclear exchange in history would decimate the economies of both nations and likely trigger a collapse of world financial markets that could spur a worldwide depression. Destruction and famine would send millions of refugees to neighboring countries...The world would face a humanitarian crisis greater than anything that it has seen before" (June 4, 2002).

The overall damage would be catastrophic. Even the geopolitical fallout is incalculable. Southeast Asia would become lawless to the extent that terrorists could operate almost unhindered. The Western war against terror might collapse in such dire circumstances.

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