Why doesn't he just say, "Vote Democratic"?
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, nablusoss1008 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> America's choice
> by the Master , through Benjamin Creme
>
> When American citizens go to the polls in November, they will have
> the opportunity to change the course of history. On their decision
> largely rests the style and structure of the immediate future. If
> they choose wisely, they will elect a President committed to
> fostering the well-being of all who long for peace and justice in
> our troubled world; who realize that peace and justice are the
> outcome of trust, and who are prepared to share the vast resources
> of their country to create that trust.
> The alternative is too terrible to contemplate: a mounting
programme
> of war and terror and counter-terror; a tightening grip on the
> traditional freedoms of the American people; a breakdown of
> relations with other countries; and a `pariah' reputation among the
> nations for the proud United States. Who would knowingly make such
a
> choice?
>
> Beleaguered
> As the day of destiny approaches, the minds of many turn to the
> beleaguered people of America whom, now, so many despise and hate.
> They pray for the deliverance of its people from the cruel and
crude
> exponents of illegal, usurped power. They call for every peace-
> loving American to raise their voice against the war-mongering of
> the present administration, and to cast their vote in like fashion.
>
> Canker
> Of course, America is not alone at fault for the inequalities of
the
> world, the basic canker in our midst, the source of all our
> troubles. It shares the blame with all the developed countries who
> ride roughshod and cavalier over the poor and struggling, and must
> awaken to this main source of tension and terror.
> Therein lies the fault of the Western world: these `successful'
> countries owe their wealth and dominance largely to history, and
> their ability to manipulate the world's economy to their own
> advantage through aggressive `market forces'. The world's poor and
> destitute now demand their share. If this simple right of justice
is
> not addressed and remedied, the world will know no peace. Terrorism
> will fester and grow into war, which will threaten the future of
the
> people of Earth.
> We, your Elder Brothers, cannot stand aside and watch while the
very
> future of the world is under threat. America is a great nation with
> much of good to give the world. It must now awaken to its soul's
> longing to serve, to live in peace and justice, and, together, in
> harmony and co-operation, to work with all nations to remake this
> world.
> This election can be a great turning point in the affairs of men.
> Cast your vote, We beg you, for justice, sharing and peace.
>
> Share International Magazine, November 2004
>
> http://www.shareintl.org
>
