| I don't believe this conspiracy theory crap one bit! [message #55891] |
Fri, 15 July 2005 14:21  |
Wes
Messages: 8
Registered: December 2006
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>> Derek, I appreciate your writings here. It saying much about where the
>> problems are in my thoughts too.
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>> I think we Europeans knows that "being big" allways have made problems
> when
>> trying to be bigger than
>> big:-) Big with weapons in hands are often showing up these weapons as
> their
>> only "brain" when conflicts are coming.
>>
>> Our worlds problems, that started the first worldwar, was already coming
> in
>> 1864, when Bismarck made the big, German nation under the hegemony of
>> Preussen. It was the oldnordic traditions with the God Wotan (or Odin in
>> Norwegian) that then again was showing up in the people. It's showing
>> well
>> in "To an unknown God" from 1864, from the pen of Nietzsche, one of the
>> greatest German philosopher and writers in those times. The feeling of
> being
>> big was setting the standard of human thinking hundred of years back in
> time
>> in those days, maybe thousands. So the next 50 years was showing up with
>> more and more problems, first of all in the southern region of Europe, in
>> Austria and Hungary, where their minorities was suppressed (as the german
>> minority in Austria, after the first worldwars ending, where Hitler was
> born
>> and grown up, knowing the suppression on his own body). So the fatal shot
> in
>> Sarajevo from a Serbian, that killed the Habsburger prince 28. June 1914,
>> was just the drop that started it all in "old" modern times.
>> I'm seeing exactly the same pattern in American behavings in our modern
>> times as it was before the first world war. American sivilians generally
>> don't know what a war is on their own body without their own civil war
> that
>> was overupheating from the south with South Carolina in front, when
> Abraham
>> Lincoln was being President in 1860. The American nation was splitted in
> two
>> in those days with 11 states in the southern part and the rest in the
>> norhern part, as far as I can remember in my readings about America. But
>> I
>> think most of the Americans are knowing these badly story very well.
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