Nabi Yeremiah Condemns America's Blackwater

America's Time of Lamentations or Tears by Jeremiah

"Is it nothing to all of you who pass by? Is any suffering like our suffering that the LORD as brought upon us in the day of His fierce anger?" (Lamentations 1:12).

Our foes have become our masters because of Darkwater's many sins. Our children have gone into exile, captive before the foe. (Tears 1:5).

The punishment of our people is greater than that of Sodom, which was overthrown in a moment. (Lamentations 4:6).

With their own hands compassionate women have cooked their own children who became their own food. (Tears 4:10)

The Lord Himself has scattered us because of Darkwater's sin. Our senators are shown no honor, and our Christian elders, no respect (Tears 4:16).

The Once wealthy CEOs of weapon firms and Christian Elders perished in the city while they searched for food to keep them alive. (Tears 1:19)

When we flagrantly broke our own law by taking 5 Darkwater murderers from Iraq and found them innocent of murdering 14 Iraqis, this was the last straw that broke Darkwater's back.

Yet, an independent National Magazine of January 25th exposed Darkwater. But we were too arrogant to listen. We thought a man named Jeremy was just trying to show up the official voice of our invading administration; Coyote News.

Joy has gone from our hearts. Our Super bowl has turned to mourning. Our crown has fallen from our head. Woe to us for we have sinned! (Tears 5:15)

But when we would not allow 5 murderers in Iraq's midst to be found guilty of murdering 14 defenseless Iraqi civilians, this was the straw that broke Darkwater's back. Yet, an independent National magazine in January warned us. But we thought the writer was just trying to show up Coyote News.

Woe to us! Not only has Darkwater horribly sinned. But our entire Darkwater supporting nation has grievously sinned against both GOD and against the innocent people of Iraq. Though that nation had done us no wrong, still we invaded it both with our military and with our Darkwater.

Woe to us!

Shakespeare Smells Rotteness In Denmark

One of the most often quoted lines from William Shakespeare to expose the awful smell of evil is this one potent line. "There is something rotten in Denmark"

But why are we not hearing this line quoted that there is something rotten in the U.S. Justice in regard to five guilty Blackwater defendants who were set free? They were found not guilty even though they not only broke the law in Iraq regarding murder, but they shattered the law in Iraq regarding murder. (January 25th, 2010, The Nation Magazine, page 6). The law was crystal clear that Blackwater contractors for the U.S. "were not eligible for the immunity granted to contractors under Order 17, the edict issued by L. Paul Bremmer, then head of the Coalition Provisional Authority, which barred Iraqi courts from prosecuting U.S. contractors without U.S. consent."

"The Bush administration often portrayed Order 17 as granting sweeping immunity to contractors. However, the order clearly stated that immunity applied only if contractors were 'acting pursuant to the terms and conditions' of their official contract which these five men were not."

The source also said that "because they had fired unprovoked on civilians, they had disregarded official rules for the use of force for State Department Contractors, further invalidating any immunity claim."

The Case of Habil verses Qabil

Despite Judge Urbana's New Year's Eve ruling "dismissing all charges against the Blackwater operatives on the grounds that their constitutional rights had been violated by federal prosecutors," that is not the way that our Just Eternal GOD sees this case against these American contractors who shot 17 Iraqi civilians in the back as they tried to flee.

As GOD, in the Genesis Scriptures, Chapter 4, clearly told Qabil/Cain that the blood of his innocent brother Habil was still crying out to Him from the ground, so too is the innocent blood of the 17 murdered Iraqis still continuing to cry out to GOD against America from the still blood stained streets of Iraq.

Is there any way that we Americans can actually convince ourselves that GOD is less concerned about Justice today than when He severely punished the Prophet Jeremiah's (Nabi Yeremiah) Jerusalem for flagrantly breaking GOD's Laws? Please wake up America and read Prophet Jeremiah's short Book of Lamentations to see what the terrible consequences were for ancient Jerusalem due to that city's flagrant crimes against humanity. Significantly, those crimes were considerably less than what the U.S. has committed against the innocent people of Iraq.

Yes, if we in America do not begin to smell the stench of what William Shakespeare's' character once smelled in Denmark, our entire nation is in big, big trouble with GOD.

GOD Sees Through America's Lies

But there is another ominous warning for all the people of the U.S. that comes from GOD's encounter with Qabil/Cain as a result of his ruthless murder of his own brother, Habil/Abel. When GOD first tried to question Qabil about the welfare of his brother, Qabil attempted to divert responsibility for personally having already murdered his totally innocent brother by defensively replying to God, "Am I my brother's keeper?"

But Qabil's attempt to absolve himself of the responsibility for his own brother's murder did not work with GOD. For the LORD's immediate reply was:

"What have you done? Listen! Your brother's blood cries out to me from the ground. Now you are under a curse…"

By telling Cain to listen, GOD was implying that even Cain would be able to hear the awful sound of his own brother's blood calling out to GOD from the ground.

Similarly, if any Americans listen carefully, we will also be able to hear the blood of innocent Iraqis still calling out to GOD from the ground and streets in Iraq. And as Cain tried unsuccessively to push away responsibility by his empty words: I am not my brother's keeper, so U.S. officials vainly try to push away responsibility for murdering innocent Iraqis as a result of our immoral invasion of that nation which had done nothing to the U.S. But GOD does not accept any of our lame excuses such as:

1. We thought they had weapons of mass destruction.
2. We felt a responsibility to get rid of Saddam and his two evil sons.
3. We wanted to make a free, Democratic Iraq a bright light for Democracy in the Middle East.
4. We wanted to make Iraq a magnate for Al-Qaeda terrorists so we could kill terrorists in the streets of Iraq in order to not be forced to kill them in the streets of the U.S.

America's Bottom Line

The problem is, GOD does not buy into any of America's lies that are trying to pass for excuses, any more than he bought into the excuse of the very first murderer's lie when Qabil/Cain unsuccessfully tried to pass off his invented explanation to our very Wise God of why he had murdered his innocent brother. But his ridiculous attempt to avoid responsibility for murder, rather than seeking God's forgiveness, earned him God's eternal curse. Therefore, the bottom line is: America is in deep, deep trouble with GOD for each and every murder of innocents we have committed in Iraq, whether by our own forces or by our contract murders by Blackwater.

The bottom line is this. The Risen Messiah himself deeply grieves over our calloused man-made U.S. Christianity. He clearly observes that in this nation, Christianity is shamefully in bed with the massive U.S. Military Industrial Complex while simultaneously committing adultery with powerful exploitive corporations. In vivid contrast to materialistic Christianity, the Messiah himself urges that our spiritual commitment be to GOD's eternal Kingdom of Mercy, Love, Justice and Truth rather than having a misplaced loyalty to a temporary man-made competitive institution of Christianity which will ultimately receive GOD's deserving Judgment. America's only hope is found in the prayer of the last verse of Nabi Yeremiah's Book of Lamentations" (by the Prophet Jeremiah.)

"Restore us to yourself O LORD that we may return... Unless you have utterly rejected us and are angry with us beyond measure."