The Iran war may illustrate this pattern!
Like individuals and companies, nations seek and establish various insurance mechanisms against potential losses and dangers. Thus, they organize militaries, building alliances, and devise elaborate governance strategies and tactics intended to guarantee their national security against external and internal attacks on their critical sectors. Such actions are common, and appear prudent to governments. Yet history repeatedly shows darker, flexible patterns, both within and between nations:
• Their Impudence may trigger insurance schemes that culminate in imprudent arrangements.
• Their imprudence may provoke impudence (both internally and externally), that triggers demands for various types of insurance. 1
The Biblical Pattern






