Building
For Survival
Many leaders make the mistake of focusing on the short term
and thereby loose sight of the road ahead. Such behavior invariably results in
spinning out of the corner ahead, a corner that will come.
U.S. International and much of the National policy reflects
gross short sightedness. To 'protect' American 'interests', the U.S. government
repeatedly takes the approach of sponsoring the quick and dirty solution. In
the past this has generally involved underhanded sponsoring and even direct
involvement with individuals who feign support for the US, or who at the time
may even adamantly oppose the US’s interests. However, it is usually these
peoples personal desire for power that motivates them. To get such an
individual into power generally requires force, to keep such an individual in
power requires a dictatorship.
For the purpose of identification, we refer to such
individuals or groups who the US pushes into power as "3rd Party Dictators" -
that is, a dictatorship that is put into power and or kept in power by a 3rd
party such as the US.
Unfortunately, there are far too many well known 3rd
Party Dictators who have been put into power or kept in power by the direct and
significant aid from the US, Russia, Britain, France. Most superpowers are
guilty of this mistake. Examples of 3rd Party Dictators the US
created or maintained are: Sadam Hussein of Iraq, Manuel Noriega or Panama;
Pinoche of Chile; xxx of Saudi Arabia, ….XXXX etc. These individuals and the
governments they ran have over time proven to be disasters to not only the US,
but mostly to their own countries. They exhibited such extreme manic behavior
that those who put them into power, by association, bare some of he guilt for
crimes they committed against humanity.
Pinoche, a former leader of Chile, as brought into power by
a CIA supported coup, violently overthrowing a peaceful democratically elected
president. Pinoche is said to have murdered around 200,000 of his own people.
Sadam Husein is responsible for murdering around XXXXX people…XXX….
The guilt of the US’s support of 3rd Party
Dictators brought on the conviction of the nineteen 9/11 hijackers. In
other words, when the U.S. supports dictators around the world, people who are
assaulted by these dictators, blame the U.S.
“Terrorism is bread out of bad policy” – SOC
No nation cannot be conquered by force alone. The mind of
a nation is what ultimately determines it’s destiny. The minds and hearts of
the people must be won. The events of the short term are merely oscillations in
the frequency of life, it is the overall direction of the frequency that counts,
the overall direction of life.
To conquer a nation, one has to win the minds and hearts of
the people. A mind can be oppressed by force, it cannot be won through force.
The mid has to be won through love.
Throughout history, it can be argued that individuals like
Alexander The Great and the Romans, conquered their neighboring nations by
force, however, it was the improvements these conquerors brought to their
neighbors that kept the conqueror in power. As soon as the conqueror failed to
bring any benefit, the future ability of the conqueror to hold onto power
diminishes until the conqueror is thrown out. The will of a nation eventually
throws out any conqueror.
As surely as the U.S. will be thrown out of Iraq as the
U.S. was thrown out of Vietnam, particularly with the aggressive “Operation Just
Cause / Operation Iraqi Freedom” or as others call it “Operation Iraqi
Liberation” – “OIL”.
The greatest fault of politicians is to ignore the power of
the mind. While most politicians focus on the elements of influencing the minds
of their constituents, politicians tend to focus on controlling and limiting
peoples thoughts. By improving a persons abilities, who say uses 10% of their
brains cognitive capabilities,
By teaching a person, who uses say 10 % of the cognitive
abilities of their brain, to use another 2% of their brains cognitive abilities,
that persons lot in life is generally significantly improved.
Giving someone knowledge, buys them freedom to create for
themselves. By creating for ourselves we create excess that can benefit
others. Knowledge costs little if anything to give. Knowledge can however be
used for either good or evil. Without setting the course for the use of
knowledge, we cannot ensure the good of the future.
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