Sylvia's posture of protest gave way to an expression of shock.

      "In addition to this dangerous Thirty Years War of cultural warfare that that we are presently stuck in, we are stuck in another war," I said quietly. "That's the Three Hundred Years War against humanity that the Venetian Empire launched after it invaded England in 1688 at the hand of William of Orange. By this invasion Britain became transformed from a society ruled by a monarchy to becoming a society ruled by an oligarchy that paved the way to establishing the world's first private world-empire, the British World-Empire. This still ongoing Three Hundred Years War is actively carried out against every vestige of mankind's still lingering renaissance spirit, wherever it unfolds on the planet and in whatever form. The Three Hundred Years War is still fought by today's world-empire in order to protect its imperial existence and it's private worldwide financial system that had been looting the world for centuries with tricks and lies, and by force and genocide. However this entire fascist structure is now breaking down since there is nothing much left in the world to loot."

      "Why are you telling me this?" Sylvia responded rather sadly.

      "Because it is in your interest to know this," I replied still speaking quietly. "It is in your interest as a human being to help re-humanize the world, because you too live in this world that must be uplifted and be conditioned to endure. The sad fact is that we are all stuck in a whole string of ever-more frightening forms of war, which are all rooted in the original imperial Three-Thousand Years War that has been fought continuously against the humanity of the human being and its primary principle, the Principle of Universal Love. My point is, that unless we win our humanity back and shut down the Three-Thousand Years War we won't be moved by the impetus of the Principle of Universal Love that alone empowers us to shut down the Three Hundred Years War of economic destruction, and the modern Thirty Years War of cultural destruction that drags us down to the level of animals and into the rage a nuclear war. That is why I feel it is so enormously important that we shut down the Three Thousand Years War that we barely even understand yet. This continuing war, with all its countless facets is tearing humanity apart at the home plate. What happened in East Germany was probably the first attempt in modern time to invalidate what stands at the very core of this war, which is society's staunch denial of the Principle of Universal Love. That is what we must be fighting for right now. We must be fighting for the validity of the Principle of Universal Love, as challenging as this may be. That's the core principle of civilization. That's what our continued existence on this planet depends on, especially with the return of the Ice Age on the horizon. We need to rally around the Principle of Universal Love. Nothing else empowers us to deal with these numerous types of warfare that threaten our existence and prevent us from creating that renaissance that we need to enter the Ice Age with. All that needs to be done before we can even begin the hundred years development cycle for the needed scientific, technological, and economic infrastructures that we must create on a global scale to enter an Ice Age with."



      Sylvia's expression of shock gave way to an expression of bewilderment. She began shaking her head slightly, but she didn't say anything more.

      We ate our soup in silence after that, with the echo of the shock still reverberating.



      "The obvious fact that the Principle of Universal Love is presently totally rejected indicates to me that we have a long road ahead of us," I continued. "It probably won't be an easy road. However, now that we are at least on the road and some movement has begun, I see cause for hope. I can even see cause for celebration, since as Mozart hints at in his Figaro opera with the voice of the Count, that the restoration of the Principle of Universal Love is an immensely joyful process. In fact, Sylvia, it appears to be more than worthwhile to go down this road just for that, even if it is necessary to do so in order to save our civilization and for mankind to be able to survive and for our children to have a future. I would even assert that the Principle of Universal Love and our individual joy are completely linked, so that neither can truly exist without the other."

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Stories about  Love from novels by Rolf A. F. Witzsche