A viewer asks: “Now that the US is withdrawing from Afghanistan after 20 years of occupation, what is the Divine perspective on the whole thing? Given the Extraterrestrial Alliance’s penchant for making everything worse for humans at every step of the way, was there any larger, deeper strategy for this war other than just another opportunity to maximize the mayhem of war, before, during, and after?”

We would say yours is a good analysis of the motives and the consequences of having engineered the US involvement in the Middle East in a devastating way to foment wider war in the region than had been taking place. The False Flag Operation of 9/11 to begin with did not involve Afghanistan in any way. They were a scapegoat and while they had factions hostile to the US among them, that is old ideological business that need not have erupted into attempts at transporting terrorist acts more widely, and certainly not to the shores of your nation, but there is nothing like invading a country and bombing its citizenry to turn them against you and become hated. This is a folly engaged in by the US over and over again because your country is manipulated to take those steps when it is not in your best interest and certainly not in the best interests of the country you are attacking. Such interventions are always orchestrated to give a false impression that a military incursion is warranted and justified fully because of some perceived wrongdoing of that nation or its representatives. We are on record in many settings as being opposed to killing for any reason and find war an abomination—it is anti-human as well as being non-divine. The fact humans can split hairs and feel there are justifications for doing so is always a human-level perception and not in agreement with what we would assess is a proper course of action. The entire purpose of the conflict was to foment wider involvement with the Middle East to further inflame Arab peoples to ramp up hatred of the West and to result in further killing and death of many innocent beings. As frequently happens, it is the innocent citizenry who incur the greatest casualty numbers and this is a major reason why the folly of war always backfires by fomenting tremendous resistance. Even when there is a seemingly just cause, it is doomed to fail because people will not forget a perceived injustice of that magnitude, having one’s country invaded or bombed or both. This serves the darkness and not the cause of the light.