WAR, the pros and cons.

[b0rg13]

for the life of me i cant think of one single pro for war.......

....whats it actually good for?....

....is it our leaders doing whats best for us ?....i get a real impression most of our leaders are just a bunch of murdering retards, and if there not planing wars there finding more and more ways to tax us to death.

....it seems like war is the * normal * thing.,.........surly billions and billions are spent on war....your tax dollars.....so its the normal joe blow who supports it and funds war..yes its you,and everyone you know.

..its way past time to grow your own food and TRULY become independant,,relying on our leaders to help us and hand us everything will only lead to death.

..history seems to be stuck on repeat, war after war after war after war,...what the f***k?, when are people going to learn, at this point im gonna guess NEVER.

..its way past time to start hanging these muthafukrs who dont do the right thing and send a message.

...how many times do our leaders try to pass this and that with the public saying NO, practicly EVERY and ANY time it suits THEM, not us.


...im totally disscussted in humanity at this point and time.

...our leaders dont work for us, we work and die for them.

[ScaryTruth]

War is a business, period. The grandest enterprise on earth - and it is always to do with profits and debt on immense scales. Wars are carefully instigated through fomented hatreds, fears and patriotic jingoism. The international bankers have at their disposal, the world's geography and resources as a grand chess board, and we, the commoners, make up the pieces to be manipulated and moved by governments, (most importantly, the US), that are their puppets.
The privately owned Federal Reserve Banking System in the United States and the Council on Foreign Relations are key organizations with the genuine power to pursue such matters.
And as long as unimaginable profits can be generated through weapons manufacture, weapons research and through the destruction and rebuilding of nations, the temporary politicians that we ostensibly "elect" to the ceremomial positions in our faux democracy will continue to obey our permanent, self-appointed masters that hide behind the curtain.
Welcome to democracy and naked capitalism.

[Trino Cularoid]

You might find this report, published some 40 years ago, interesting (in regard to how some people think about war): http://projectcamelot.org/Report_from_Iron_Mountain.pdf

[Notice how much of it hinges also on economic considerations (the report claims high objectivity but "economy" seems to be like an unquestioned religion). Since we're currently heading towards "no economy" and that dependency somewhat disappears, it might be a chance to change the whole picture.]

[ScaryTruth]

Thank you for showing me the location of this broad and revealing document. I have begun a close examination of it, and of it's implications. I think it will be a fascinating read.
So many times, as the jingoist ants go about their business, dragging the entire colony into barbaric, manufactured intrigues with a variety of childish ruses of great consequence, I have wished that I could get them to pause, look and listen to our better angels - instead of the self-appointed, manipulative overlords, (acting as social engineers), that hide behind the curtain.

[SkyWatcher123]

Hi folks, i agree with most of what has been said except this, "the temporary politicians that we ostensibly "elect" to the ceremomial positions in our faux democracy will continue to obey our permanent, self-appointed masters that hide behind the curtain."
I'm sorry but these puppets and their puppet masters are by no stretch of the imagination permanent and to say such is to deny any future prospects of freedom from these world manipulators. We shall be free and we shall have abundance, peace, joy and all the things these controllers are afraid of inside.
peace, love, light