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"Iran vs. Winston Churchill -- Years Apart But So Together" - In the Syrian civil war, all sorts of proxy nations are becoming involved in the conflict but children are hurt the worst with hundreds dying. Attorney Brooke Goldstein (www.childrensrightsinstitute.org) is director of the Children's Rights Institute. One thing is clear, sooner or later the U.S. and Israel will be involved in some kind of conflict with Iran; it's just a question of when and how much. The diplomatic situation closely resembles the run-up to Germany's invasion of Poland in 1939 when France and Great Britain kept trying to placate Hitler. Dr. James Hutchens is a retired brigadier general and president of the Jerusalem Connection International (www.thejerusalemconnection.us). The religious right has spent decades fighting skirmishes in the culture war but it seems to be losing a lot of them. Why is that? Because they relinquished the major war to the other side decades ago and refused to fight the main battle. Darrow Miller is founder of the Disciple Nations Alliance (www.disciplenations.org) and author of "Emancipating the World." John's boralogue describes how the global situation seems to resemble an ant hill on a warm day, but that behind all of the movement there are critical discernible patterns. Among two of these patterns are an approaching date with destiny as far as a global monetary crisis and a war with Iran of some sort in the Middle East.