The Lord God Yahweh has always been the authority in that part of the world, and terrorists should not take the writings of the prophet David and the conquests of Alexander the Great so lightly as to believe Persia has not been subdued by civilisation, or that the fire and brimstone of Sodom and Gomorrah, and the curse of the tongues of Babylon, cannot happen again. Whatever King David accomplished by writing the bible, and whatever the travels of Alexander of Macedonia, have done for him personally is relevant here, because now he stands frozen as a naked bronze statue or two in a couple of highly visible places in the universe, fig leaf or not, but the present leaders of the Middle East have got to understand the mystic origins of the mystique and atmosphere of those Holy Lands, and put a stop to gross and flagrant displays of terrible threats against sanity. The present day people of that region do not even have the sacred dynastic bloodlines of Alexander, or David, working for them, so how can they expect more out of fate and destiny than has befallen their mighty statuesque king of poetic kings? There is a point at which fantasy becomes dangerously entangled with reality, and both the powers of the Middle East, and the leverage of terrorist mentality, have sadly crossed the line between credibility and economy of ego. It does not matter if you are travelling backwards or forwards in time. If your journey is to make any sense at all, what matters is, you must somehow plan when and where you are going to stop travelling.