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The
Three Hundred Years War
War never happens
spontaneously.
It is prepared step by step in silent secrecy,
often for decades before the first bullets fly,
including Word War I and II,
which is then foisted on society for its destruction.
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The
Three Thousand Years War
Moses counsels us not to break the
honorable bonds that love has forged.
The priesthood interprets:
Stone them to death who dare to break the
privatization of sex.
We still sing this perverted song.
And so the 'war' goes on.
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Miracle
Images
Technology enables us to reach
into space and see what no man has seen before.
But what do we behold if we aim to see with our eyes closed and our mind
shackled?
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Sergei's
the Oasis
There comes a point when the
best established processes are not enough,
when nothing remains to save us, but our humanity.
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Mission
to Hell
A child's poem:
...I watched a rabbit under a bridge;
then fire came;
with a big light;
the forest was burning;
with screams;
there was no more sky;
there was night;
not a voice.
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Shadow in the Night
The 10-minute missile is nuclear.
Can anyone see its shadow in the dark of night?
Who will catch it?
Who will even know?
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Lord of Darkness, Lord of the Rings
War has matured: The game is nuclear terror.
Weapons have matured: The watchword is, Daisy Cutters.
Strategies have matured: The lie is cultural 'freedom.'
Objectives have matured: Empires flirting with genocide.
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The Supreme Being
Is God the Supreme Being, or is it mankind?
Is the cross of God a cross of terror and genocide?
Or is the Supreme Cross, the Cross of Love?
Do we bow in pain, or stand tall as builders of worlds?
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Lunch
Break Surprise
From civilization to
Armageddon
in thirty minutes.
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