catchphrases (and stuff)

 https://forward.com/opinion/729922/huckabee-text-to-trump-israeli-iranian-conflict/

The vitamin salesman wants the world to end, so Jesus will come back (I'm readers-digesting)
Too flippant? 

Then go read three tomes about biggie history,
And existentialism vs nihilism,
with a dash of predestination thrown in.
Binge on "Millennium" (the TV show from before the Millennium.)

"The specific Christian theology to which Huckabee subscribes, known as dispensational premillennialism, promotes a narrative that the whole of history, past and future, is already written. Rather conspiratorially, it suggests that elect believers have the knowledge to interpret future history by claiming to read the Bible literally.

What this means: Despite their infallible belief that the future is foretold, Christian Zionists grant themselves some agency by claiming their actions were guided by God. If Trump chooses to act as another Esther, in this framework, he is doing so as part of the pre-established chain of actions that will lead to the Rapture."(Link)

(Link)

neither day nor hour (totally ignored)
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A month later, several additions to this ramble are on my mind.

I'm trying to edit my random thoughts, so this might look disjointed.

and why "Millennium" the TV show isn't shown much anymore.
OK so it's horribly dated (they used 56k modems back then) but then so is "Twilight zone"

My train of thought skews towards owls(?) and Roosters(?) (I'll edit this later),

Both groups know the world will end.
But one of the groups feels as though the "end" needs a push, a nudge.
Very preliminary link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roosters_(Millennium)