By the way, I'm a worker and I am not outraged... It is business as usual in that corner of the world. Think about, it IS the cradle of "civilization", all are in agreement with that..... Why did the babies leave the cradle (at least the smarter ones) ??
On Jan 6, 3:38 am, "\"Lone Wolf\"" <[email protected]> wrote: > Workers throughout the world are outraged by the atrocities being > committed by Israel (a proxy of US imperialism), This outrage is > further inflamed by governments promulgating the lie that mass murder > is in fact self defence. > > Pressuring imperialist governments or the UN, which is nothing more > than a thieves kitchen is futile. This massacre has exposed the class > divisions in society and whose interests they serve. > > Governments and big business support imperialist plunder and the > sacrifice of the lives of the working class to secure natural > resources and markets for their commodities. Workers have no interest > in slaughtering their class brothers; they have nothing to gain by > such acts of barbarism and so are horrified by Israeli atrocities. > > It is clear that the desire for fraternal peace, goodwill and equality > is to be found overwhelmingly amongst the world's working class and > that the only thing preventing this is the division of the world into > competing hostile nation states controlled by a tiny layer of the > super rich and their government and union henchmen. > > This is not a matter of religion or race; it is a matter of > diametrically opposed class interests. > > The mass spontaneous eruption of protests by the world's workers > highlights the desire for fraternal unity based on the highest moral > principles of respect for the right to life and freedom from > oppression and exploitation. The only way--THE ONLY WAY--that the > senseless slaughter, especially over the last 100 years, will cease is > when the workers unite with their class brothers and sisters and take > power into their own hands, rejecting dead end nationalism and > bourgeois organizations such as Hama. There is no other way. > > Workers of the world unite. You have only your chains to lose and a > world to win. > > No god, no country, no master. > One world, one human race. > > On Jan 6, 3:10 pm, Morpheal <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > GAZA IS HISTORY REPEATING - ANOTHER TOTAL FAILURE OF HUMANITY > > > THE WORLD COMMUNITY MUST BREAK THE SIEGE OF GAZA > > > ONE MILLION FOUR HUNDRED AND SEVENTY FIVE THOUSAND HUMAN BEINGS ARE > > NOW FACING THE IMMEDIATE DANGER OF IMMANENT PERISHING > > > No one has ever won over a population by a long process of deprivation > > and harassment, followed by mass brutality, traumatic wounding of > > bodies and minds, besieging with terror and inflicting death. History > > has taught that again, and again. Repeating that error is not > > humanity’s progress, but is in fact its decline. > > > The principle of besieging, depriving, militarily beating, a > > population always required continued and persistent oppression to > > guard against their rising up against the oppressors after the fact of > > that oppression. Nations and empires could subdue, by military means, > > if they were willing to continue to subdue by intensive military > > involvement. When that subjugation came to an end, usually due to > > overextended and strained or failing military resources, the > > conquering power inevitably failed. We have seen every empire and > > nation that followed that same pattern of aggressive subjugation fail. > > None has ever succeeded, in the long term. Each has had to invest an > > increasing amount of military commitment to continue its subjugation > > of the growing hatred that came from conquest. Primitive lessons that > > many “advanced” nations have failed to learn. Some nations have not > > advanced in their humanity and in terms of their civilization in > > thousands of years. They still insist that they must repeat the same > > errors of ancient history. > > > We must also consider that if a gang of criminals (or terrorists) is > > active in a city we cannot punish the whole city. We know that people > > in a condition of fear will choose those they see as stronger, often > > allowing bullies, those perceived as the strongest men in their > > community, into power. People often feel they have no choice. It is > > the act of those who have been made too afraid, for too long, and who > > feel victimized and powerless already. That is when dictators rise up. > > That is when extremism rises up among a population making it victim. > > Severe economic hardships, persistent victimization, harassment from > > another power, a feeling of being consistently oppressed and deprived, > > kept in a condition of constant and increasing fear about the > > increasingly uncertain and difficult future, is the socio-economic > > decay in which political evil begins to grow and thrive. If you add > > more of the same decay, the way one adds manure to a farm field, you > > can expect more growth. In the instance of political evil. The people / > > remain the victims of circumstances that they themselves did not > > cause, and cannot themselves find any ways to change. The cure for the > > situation would have been to further socio-economic growth, to provide > > for human needs, building new trust in peace and a partnership in > > progress to better meeting real human needs. > > > When the people feel secure and protected, are provided for, they will > > tend to eliminate the criminals themselves. The criminals will lose > > their power over them. The bullies will no longer have gangs to follow > > them. Those do not thrive in any semblance to normalcy and reasonable > > human prosperity. They thrive in difficult situations of human > > suffering. A ghetto is a ghetto, even if it is 1.5 million people. > > Gaza was being turned into an Israeli run ghetto, a prison in effect. > > In prisons and ghettos, all manner of thugs, bullies, toughs, tend to > > rise up and “run” the inmates. A simple study of prison societies will > > provide adequate proof. Imprison a whole population and the same > > sociology becomes applicable. > > > People are won over by care, concern, understanding, provision for > > needs, kindness, and generosity, rather than persistent abuse. > > Winning over the people does not require military action. Completely > > to the contrary. Winning them over with kindness and generosity would > > have destroyed the power that had been gained by any criminals (intent > > on acts of violence as their chosen means of political expression). > > > We can only hope that the humanity of those who oppose Israel’s > > inhumanity in Gaza is far greater, and that it would not seek to > > inflict upon all of Israel a similar fate to that which it has > > inflicted on Gaza. Inhumanity does give rise to inhumanity. The fact > > that there are war criminals, does not imply that all of the people of > > Israel should suffer because of that gang of bullies and the wrongs > > they have inflicted. This is the same principle as is applicable to > > the fact that all of Gaza should never have to suffer because of the > > wrongs done by a gang of bullies from among them. > > > The danger is real. Those treated as if they are wild beasts, being > > hunted as prey, will become wild beasts and will hunt their prey. They > > learn the lesson that is taught to them on the basis of how they are > > treated. Treated in inhuman, brutal, ways, most people tend to become > > inhuman and brutal. True humanity is about breaking that cycle of > > violence, of inhumanity and brutality. > > > We must recognize that the innocents: infants, children, women, non > > combatants, far outnumber those who are guilty of actual acts of > > violence. They outnumber them at least 50 to 1. That is if we accept > > the 25,000 number that has been claimed to be the strength of the > > Hamas fighting force. That is one million four hundred and seventy > > five thousand innocent people, now virtually without sewage treatment > > and pumping, electricity, fuel for heat and cooking, food to eat, > > medicine, and safety from violence and terror. > > > The world must do anything necessary to immediately end the wrongful > > siege of Gaza. > > > The siege of Gaza must be broken by any means necessary to break it. > > Diplomatic or otherwise. > > For the sake of one million four hundred and seventy five thousand > > human beings who are now entering the condition of immediate peril to > > their continued survival. > > > Robert Morpheal- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ Thanks for being part of "PoliticalForum" at Google Groups. For options & help see http://groups.google.com/group/PoliticalForum * Visit our other community at http://www.PoliticalForum.com/ * It's active and moderated. 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