There is something more going on when you feel the endless compulsion to get on here and rip to shreds anyone who takes Biblical prophecy literally and not as something that is mythology, fantasy, or fable.
And you make yourself look like a kook when an article is posted that is demonstrating a literal fulfillment of a Scriptural prophecy and you can't keep yourself from attempting to debunk it. It's just weird.
Like I said, you can believe what you want to. If you want to cut out the entire Bible, or half of it, or two chapters, that's between you and God. You go too far with your lame, obsessive need to try to tear down anyone who takes the Word of God literally and who posts articles reflecting events which are happening which reflect the literal truth of the Bible.
Everyone has their insecurities. You need to take yours somewhere other than Free Republic.
Like many futurist dispensationalists, you suffer from the mistaken notion that disagreement with you is tantamount to chopping up the Bible and disregarding pieces. Not only is such a view patently wrong, it is also the height of arrogance and demonstrates a willful self-delusion on the part of futurists.
In reality it is the futurist who disregards much of the NT teaching on the nature of Christ’s kingdom and applies a hyper-literal interpretation to selective OT prophecies to support their errant views.
Darby and Scofield, the forefathers of modern futurism, were the masters when it comes to slicing and dicing the Bible to support their preconceptions.