Greed and perpetual war

Submitted by Craig Jones (United States), Dec 17, 2005 at 22:58

War

Hitler stated, to use an ugly real example, ‘the evil Jew." He placed a value judgment upon the objective ‘other,' such as, ‘those evil terrorists.' Moreover, of course, the Jew is a particular ‘definitive' (an ethnic race of humankind), as compared to the Hindu/Christian/Islamic extremist ‘particular' definitive.

Then, we encounter such tenets of faith, to where one can be ‘Jewish of the heart,' and then the point being, the ‘evil' other can then become an inexhaustible resource; either of faith or for persecution.

Hitler's physical actions were invading Poland, Belgium, and France, yet his language indicated he was only trying to ‘make the world a better place." America's physical actions are invading Afghanistan, Iraq, and possibly Iran, yet ‘our' language indicates ‘we' are only trying to spread ‘freedom' and democracy.'

Concentration camps were places of horrendous evil, the reality of which are all too sadly real. The realities of Guantanamo Bay, Abu Gharib, and secret ‘renditions,' are also all too sadly real. Do you or I REALLY know what more can be going on, which we are possibly being kept ‘in the dark' about by ‘our' government?

We better wake up and open our eyes people; we may be sleeping and are experiencing a terrible nightmare at this very moment. . .

I demand complete ‘de-yellowization' of Google right now!

Amen.

Can we get a visual?
Like Houston to the Moon, can we get a visual? Can we too, us free persons of the world, can we get a visual of all of the "secret" prisons of the world; then, we might truly get some freedom in the world.
Gates, CNN, MSNBC, Washington Post, can you help?
‘De-yellowize' Google please Lord!

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