Dear Frank:
 
Like yourself, I am wondering about Fallujah in light of the dream I had.  These seem to be times of rejoicing over Bush's election (in which I DO rejoice myself), however we cannot assume that all is well now that the voting is concluded; quite the contrary.  I see some disturbing events worldwide--in Holland, in Thailand, the nearly approaching death of Arafat, and now this great battle to take place in Iraq.  Then, I also recently had a mini-vision in which I saw a church building that had just been built, but the steeple was beside it, ready to be put in place.  As the crane came by to lift it upward, I heard one word: "FINISHED".  That was it.
 
Frank, I am 70 years old, and have served the Lord all over the world doing missionary/evangelism.  The "church age" is about to end.  What kind of situations can we expect with the "elect" gone?  Certainly, Bush would not have won, but for the elect.   But a good idea of what is going to happen if there is a disastrous turn of events in Iraq and with the Palestinians can be viewed at this link:  http://www.zombietime.com/sf_rally_november_3_2004/ which contains pictures of thousands of protesters hitting our streets in San Franscisco. (Warning: it is graphic, horrible and disgusting)  Multiply this as only a taste of what to expect.  The demon of rebellion that fell upon the hundreds of thousands of protesters during the Vietnam era has emerged again with Kerry as its principle leader, and its target of enragement is aimed at us who have drawn a line in the sand.  Truly, it is a spiritual warfare of unprecedented proportions.
 
We cannot be at ease in Zion during these critical times.
 
Keep at it, Frank.  May God bless you with His widsom and revelation.
 
Mary E. Adams