[RJCogburn]

I have no problem with General Boykin as a soldier and as a man. But when he says things like,"Pointing to an unnatural-looking dark streak in the sky, he said, 'Ladies and gentlemen, this is your enemy. It is the principalities of darkness. It is a demonic presence in that city that God revealed to me as the enemy.'"I think he is a bit of a nutcase....which does not preclude his continued service.

[xzins]

I disagree.

I think that smoke and clouds have formed recognizable images for so long that people even write poetry about "seeing animals in the clouds."

If there's an example of such a camoflage-morphism in a sky over Mogadishu, and if Gen Boykin has a picture of it, then isn't the issue really whether or not you've seen the photo?

And if you have seen the photo, did it, or did it not, have the appearance of something demonic?