On a Clear Day I Can See Armageddon: The Collision of Israel, Islam, and Oil
On a Clear Day I Can See Armageddon chronicles the historical events that have led to America's Middle Eastern Achilles' heel. The book provides a blueprint for necessary military and political actions by the United States to retain access to oil and mitigate future attacks against its interests. It also describes proven technical solutions developed in other nations that can reduce America's oil requirements and the conflict with Islam while maintaining a vibrant economy.
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In 610 A.D. the Prophet Muhammad began receiving a series of revelations from God through the angel Gabriel. He revealed the messages to Arabian polytheists, Jews, and Christians. Their rejection was a source of great disappointment and led to the beginnings of Islam. In his Night Journey from Mecca to Heaven in A.D. 621, Muhammad first stopped in Jerusalem to signify that the leadership in man's relationship with God had been transferred from Judaism and Christianity to Islam. The Jews had been dispersed and the Holy Land was in the hands of the Byzantine Christians at the time of his visit. He then went on to visit and pray with the prophets who came before him: Abraham, Moses, and Jesus. Muhammad died in A.D. 632; Muslims and Christians have been at war continually somewhere in the world ever since. In the early twentieth century the British reintroduced the Jews into the Holy Land, over the strenuous objections of the resident Muslims, as part of a strategy to protect their oil reserves in the Middle East. The British Empire is long gone and has been replaced by the United States and its insatiable demand for Middle Eastern crude oil. Like the Tar Baby in Brer Rabbit, we are stuck to the Muslim oil reserves and currently cannot extract ourselves. Israel has become a lightning rod for Muslim militants, but is only a surrogate for the United States in the continuing conflict between Christianity and Islam. After the 1967 war, the level of violence became increasingly horrific, and attacks have spread to the United States. On a Clear Day I Can See Armageddon chronicles the historical events that have led to America's Middle Eastern Achilles' heel. The book provides a blueprint for necessary military and political actions by the United States to retain access to that oil and mitigate future attacks against its interests. It also describes proven technical solutions developed in other nations that can reduce America's oil requirements and the conflict with Islam while maintaining a vibrant economy.
Introduction Acknowledgements Chapter 1 Why Do They Hate Us and Why We Should Care The Dilemma for the Devout Moderate Muslim Hypocrisy of Doctrine Blood Sport The New Poster Boys of Terror A More Sinister Bluebrint Armageddon Is Approaching The Achilles' Heel of the United States The Continuing Conundrum Chapter 2 Abraham and the Sibling Rivalry Common Beginning Abraham's Family Tree The Covenant First Revealed Wanderings Abram Returned to Canaan Abram Established Ownership in Canaan Abram the Warrior Covenant Reaffirmed Ishmael, the First Son, by Hagar Name Change, and a Second Son Promised Isaac, the Second Son, by Sarah Abraham's Test Hagar and Ishmael Banished Abraham's Legacy Three Views of Abraham's God Chapter 3 Judaism History Holy Books Covenants Beliefs Sacramental Rites Celebrations Sanctuaries Schisms Chapter 4 Christianity History Holy Books Covenants Beliefs Sacramental Rites Celebrations Sanctuaries Schisms Chapter 5 Islam History Holy Books Covenants Beliefs Sacramental Rites Celebrations Sanctuaries Schisms Chapter 6 "Allah Akbar" and "God Wills It" The First Jihad into Europe The Byzantine Buffer The Crusades The Orders of Knights Crusades in Reflection The Reconquista The Inquisitions The Ottomans Religious Wars in the East Chapter 7 Who Owns Jerusalem? The Old City Jewish Claims Christian Claims Muslim Claims The Cave of Machpelah The Historical Owners of the Holy Land 3000-2200 B.C.: Sumerians, Akkadians, and Egyptians 2200-1700 B.C.: The Egyptians 1700-1500 B.C.: The Hyksos 1500-1200 B.C.: Egyptians and Hittites 1200-1000 B.C.: Philistines, Canaanites, and Phoenicians 1000-931 B.C.: The Hebrew Kingdom of David and Solomon 931-739 B.C.: Hebrew Civil War Period 739-605 B.C.: The Assyrians 605-539 B.C.: The Chaldean or New Babylonian Empire 539-333 B.C.: The Persian Empire 333-143 B.C.: The Greeks, Alexander, and the Hellenistic World 143-64 B.C.: The Maccabean Kingdom 64 B.C.-A.D. 330: The Roman Empire 330-636: The Byzantine Empire 636-1071: Umayyad, Abbasids, and Fatimids 1071-99: The Seljuk Turks 1099-1291: The Crusades 1291-1516: The Mamluks 1516-1919: The Ottoman Turks 1919-48: The British 1948-Present: The Israelis Who Owns Jerusalem and the Holy Land? Chapter 8 The Last One Hundred Years in the Holy Land Zionism and the Aliyahs Rumors of War Promises Made The Spoils of War and the Hashemite Betrayal The Pacifist Jews Arab Hostility and Revolt The Militant Jews Prelude to Statehood Israel's War of Independence Arab Citizens and Refugees Confiscated Arab Land 1967 and Afterwards The Israeli Settlements The Palestinian Terrorists The Jewish Terrorists The Wrath of God Squad The Lebanon Venture Americans Murdered and Taken Hostage in Lebanon The First Intifada The Last Dance Chapter 9 The Rise and Fall of the Christian Oil Barons Rockefeller and Roosevelt Standard's Early Competitors Samuels and Deterding Gulbenkian and Turkey Persia and D'Arcy Fisher and Churchill War and Peace World War II The Shah and Mossedegh The Seven Sisters and the Wannabes OPEC Qadhafi, Tapline, and Vietnam Embargo and Nationalization Iran, Iraq, and Ever After Retreat and Consolidation Chapter 10 Muslim Oil Barons Saudi Arabia Iraq Iran Kuwait and the Emirates Kuwait The United Arab Emirates Other Muslim Producers Chapter 11 War, Remembrance, and the New God The United States' Response The Kyoto Connection The French Model French Environmental Results Other Nations' Reactions Chapter 12 Jihads, Crusades, and Homeland Security Jihads and the U.S. Response The Modified Ottoman Plan Force a Solution on the Israelis and Palestinians Heads of Terms The Solution to the Iraqi Quagmire A Crusade to Rescue the God of Oil Reconquista from the South Is Made for al Qaeda The Smart Social Security Card Upgrade Travel Security by Low Technology Methods Chapter 13 Take the Road Less Traveled Projects Legislation A Rational, Integrated Energy and Environmental Program Epilogue: Back to the Future Attention Deficit Disorder It's Like Déjà Vu All Over Again Messiahs and Mahdis Bibliography
