Connecting the dots between names and dates.

Okay, here's a quick name recognition game for you to play. Let's start with Teddy and go to Franklin Delano, John Fitzgerald, Harry S, Ronald and Jimmy. That's a good beginning. Those are spread out over a long period of time but they are relevant to today's test.

Now lets go to some other names. Alif Alikhan, Mohammed Elibiary, Rashad Hussain, Salam Al-Marayati, Imam Mohamed Magi and Ebo Patel.

Remembering those names are important but so is remembering dates. The following dates in history seem to be intellectually relevant for today's circumstances. Let's take a look at some of the occurrences that should help lead the way.

On August 23, 1996. Osama Bin Laden declared War on the United States. It would appear to me that a logical thought process would have eliminated any such move but, then again, logic among those who kill themselves on purpose isn't necessarily a logical thought itself.

Another important date in history that occurred in August was the dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima. That was August 6, 1945. That produced the instantaneous death of 80,000 people and tens of thousands more shortly thereafter.

A few days later, Nagasaki was nuked and another 87,000 were killed. Pretty gruesome, but somewhat necessary to get the attention of a large group of idiots who were in denial that they were defeated and that they were the ones that started the whole damn thing in the first place.

Now, with this latest "deal" cut with the Iranians, did you think about a suitcase sized atomic bomb being set off in New York City? Apparently, the head of the Israeli Defense Force did.

I seem to have another "Stuck Point" here. When a guy says he's going to kill me, I don't really need anymore information than that. I take him at his word especially if he's killed before.

Now that I've presented the names, dates and circumstances, I'll just leave this alone and let you guys do some thinking. Enjoy any attempt you make to connect the dots. We will talk again about this.