If only Muslim states thought climate change was the "greatest challenge"

Secretary of State John Kerry has an interesting worldview if he believes that addressing "Muslim-majority" nations with the concept that climate change is the prevalent challenge for this generation. He probably wouldn't get much agreement among the very people he thinks we should be protecting.

Frankly, if Muslims were more worried about climate change perhaps there wouldn't be such a surge in jihad, that is, if they believed that the so-called perpetrators of every evil, the West, weren't the main reason for "global warming." Trouble is, infidels are infidels as far as Islam is concerned and it would make no difference if the sin of Christian America were over-producing greenhouse gases or being who we are, a mainly Christian nation There are two ways that Kerry might have been looking at this when he offered this helpful suggestion. If he concurs with the president that the United States is no longer a Christian nation, then he must be assuming that those who subscribe to Christianity must be the only ones to "protect" the Muslim nations. If that were the case, then he is asking the very people, Christians, whose beliefs so infuriate Islamists to protect those who have sworn enmity just be eradicated by those folks Kerry thinks they should help. A little twisted, but you get the drift. But let's get back to the foolishness of the statement at its foundation. Kerry says he recognizes that there is a Creator who made the earth and entrusted man to be its steward. (Gee, where's the atheist outrage when he referenced the Bible to support a liberal rationale?) Somewhere along the way he lost his bearings and seems to think that an all-knowing, all-powerful entity made the earth and all that is in it, yet thinks that man, as part of the creation, has power over that same creation that he could destroy something God made. Then there's the fact that Kerry points out how important God's creation is but he doesn't address the imperative of Islam to kill and subjugate their fellow creation, other people who believe differently.

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Frankly, if Muslims were more worried about climate change perhaps there wouldn't be such a surge in jihad, that is, if they believed that the so-called perpetrators of every evil, the West, weren't the main reason for "global warming." Trouble is, infidels are infidels as far as Islam is concerned and it would make no difference if the sin of Christian America were over-producing greenhouse gases or being who we are, a mainly Christian nation There are two ways that Kerry might have been looking at this when he offered this helpful suggestion. If he concurs with the president that the United States is no longer a Christian nation, then he must be assuming that those who subscribe to Christianity must be the only ones to "protect" the Muslim nations. If that were the case, then he is asking the very people, Christians, whose beliefs so infuriate Islamists to protect those who have sworn enmity just be eradicated by those folks Kerry thinks they should help. A little twisted, but you get the drift. But let's get back to the foolishness of the statement at its foundation. Kerry says he recognizes that there is a Creator who made the earth and entrusted man to be its steward. (Gee, where's the atheist outrage when he referenced the Bible to support a liberal rationale?) Somewhere along the way he lost his bearings and seems to think that an all-knowing, all-powerful entity made the earth and all that is in it, yet thinks that man, as part of the creation, has power over that same creation that he could destroy something God made. Then there's the fact that Kerry points out how important God's creation is but he doesn't address the imperative of Islam to kill and subjugate their fellow creation, other people who believe differently. This boils down to a faith of Earth being the foremost creation and anything that inhabits it is nothing more than a by-product and thus expendable. However, if man is so unimportant and expendable, then how has he the power to influence climate to the point of devastating the greater being, Earth?

Kerry a "useful idiot," to the Islamists

Take this whole line of non-reason further. In accusing the West with the crime of decimating the earth by affecting climate change, of which there is no evidence except to the opposite, Kerry becomes a "useful idiot," to borrow a term from the communists, to the Islamists that wish to see America's demise in any and every manner possible. Islamic countries haven't much interest in climate change other than to promote a further reason to kill the Great Satan. Terrorism comes in numerous forms of which using the fiction of global-warming-renamed-climate-change to bludgeon credulous citizens into submission to government control has become one of the more insidious forms. And Kerry even referred to the inflicting of climate change on society as terrorism. What the secretary is really promoting is the combining of forces of real terrorism by endorsing the doubling-up of government regulation with jihad. Although this is the first time a representative of the administration actually voiced the shared motivation of terrorist camps, the 2009 fact-based novel Energy Barons had already depicted this partnership of strange bedfellows in-depth . Reiterating, Kerry has allowed himself to fall into the category of a useful idiot to everything anti-God while trying to rationalize his premise through incorrect use of Scripture which he obviously doesn't really believe. It's a fascinating tactic, actually... unbelievers trying to thrash Christians with their own belief. It doesn't work for the simple reason that one can't support non-Biblical notions with out-of-context, misinterpreted Bible verses. For such a smart guy, through his ignorance Kerry demonstrates how much he is operating out of his league. Even Islamic terrorists have a better grasp on how to use the climate change sledgehammer to get what they want.