Jules

The "tech-nology", fostered by military warfare has insanely, l believe, given the US the night-marish mas-sacres, through the scope/ sights of cowardly, assault rifles. They thrust Hades into the hopes of Americanparents, who con-template in the dark night this, " Disease of armed cruelty and utter, utter crimi-nality"

Religion probably evolved to ap-prehend the cancer-like momen-tum of war. The Romans had Mars. The Mo-notheism of Egypt may have been the proto/type of the Abrahamicteachings, which proliferate in the modern world. But they clearly are contra-dictory to the cancerous "inven-tion" of War. It was an invention that has been ac-ceptable since the first roots of a stable society were implanted, probably between the fertile "Crescent"which is the median farmland of the Tigris-Euphrates rivers. Baghdad is one of their original com-munities, l suppose.

I have embarked on a personal campaign to de/fang the world, so to speak. A single, first step is imperative for any journey, even a protracted and very difficult one. If enough people desire, and earnestly strive for global peace, then that desire is concretely, a manifestation of real peace, in fact. I frequently meet folks who believe war is perennial, or cyclical. They seem to them, perversely, to adhere to a Ying/Yang pattern, or mathematic formula, if you will. This is a felonious argument, l submit, and contradicts the harmonious virtues of the universe and it's well-known, emancipatory disposition. In the biology of humans, for instance, healing, procreation, purification, and so on, are ever-present and and ubiquitous.