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22 Mar 2016 12:05 - 22 Mar 2016 12:07 #235071
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This could be the very scenario that does that, whether or not it is intentional as part of somea agenda or not though I think the multiculturism of the EU itself prevents the EU from truly being an EU as in some ways it was/is already collapsing in on itself.
Nothing is perfect, at my home in the US the union of states are being torn apart by it's own multiculturism as we are experiencing new levels of racial tension, class warfare, left wing extremists vs right wing extremists but a lot of this can also be seen as a Soros style instigated crisis (a lot of activist groups tied to his organizations) to keep the people divided and fighting amongst themselves instead of going after the economic/political corruption and no accountability which are the root to all the problems we face.
I know governments and other power structures can't serve everyone's interests because interests are infinite and resources are mostly finite. Obviously there are some groups that could make a huge difference in areas like world hunger but they choose not to, while there are many groups that don't have much and they do a lot of great things to just generally help uplift the species.
I think that maybe around the Western world the people are realizing their national, traditional, personal interests are not being represented by their elected officials and that their governments are serving the interests of big powerful figures, families and corporations with all the wars, deterioration of social services and infrastructure through benevolently subversive means. I know this sound a bit strange but perhaps the powers that be have decided that now that they have used all our tax money to conquer, colonize or negatively stir up through proxy wars, sanctions, meddling in the affairs of others for their own benefit, almost the entire world that now it is time to bring it all home in order to reduce standards of living, cause cultural conflicts that will force everyone to give up their traditions in favor of a new system.
If that's not true whatsoever then perhaps I think what is happening is just people clinging to their own traditions or in a sense their egos, which creates all the dissonance throughout the human societal system on all levels. Some folks want to establish their own global <insert religious/political utopia title here>, then this group thinks that group is out to destroy all religions and establish a totalitarian system of oppression and dehumanization, or that group thinks this group wants to just force everyone to worship this god and follow these rules. Or simply this group wants to live like that, that group wants to live like this, and these groups just can't stand it.
The lack of tolerance is at the heart of most of these violent issues. While I know a lot about the ideas of the 'elite' humans that want to essentially rid the world of nations with a global government, perhaps even a global religion, no money, nobody will be born without a job to do, Orwell and Huxley type stuff, there should be a point in time where people realize we are all one race and this entire planet is our home.
We don't have to give up traditions, I like traditions and different cultures, like each religion they tell the stories of a people from where and who they came from. I've crossed through a variety of types being raised in the midwest and Christian, to moving to the Pacific northwest where there's a lot of Eastern style religious people, Burning Man is one hell of an experience with many traditions and cultures most people could never think of, Russia and Georgia with orthodox Christians and the Caucasus where my girlfriend is from with mostly those of the Islamic faith. Most people I encounter are generally good people, of course we're all human and we have our schemes, tricks, bad habits. Some people are very conservative and will physically attack family members for not going along to traditions, others are very liberal and let them live with a foreigner unmarried.
Oh the wonders and mysteries of humans, perhaps this is just how things should be and through all of the violence and conflict we as a species learn and grow?
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Cyan Sarden wrote: That said: if the EU wants to be taken seriously, it's high time for a common defense strategy (e.g. a common army) and a common border control policy (e.g. a common border force). Why is that so difficult?
This could be the very scenario that does that, whether or not it is intentional as part of somea agenda or not though I think the multiculturism of the EU itself prevents the EU from truly being an EU as in some ways it was/is already collapsing in on itself.
Nothing is perfect, at my home in the US the union of states are being torn apart by it's own multiculturism as we are experiencing new levels of racial tension, class warfare, left wing extremists vs right wing extremists but a lot of this can also be seen as a Soros style instigated crisis (a lot of activist groups tied to his organizations) to keep the people divided and fighting amongst themselves instead of going after the economic/political corruption and no accountability which are the root to all the problems we face.
I know governments and other power structures can't serve everyone's interests because interests are infinite and resources are mostly finite. Obviously there are some groups that could make a huge difference in areas like world hunger but they choose not to, while there are many groups that don't have much and they do a lot of great things to just generally help uplift the species.
I think that maybe around the Western world the people are realizing their national, traditional, personal interests are not being represented by their elected officials and that their governments are serving the interests of big powerful figures, families and corporations with all the wars, deterioration of social services and infrastructure through benevolently subversive means. I know this sound a bit strange but perhaps the powers that be have decided that now that they have used all our tax money to conquer, colonize or negatively stir up through proxy wars, sanctions, meddling in the affairs of others for their own benefit, almost the entire world that now it is time to bring it all home in order to reduce standards of living, cause cultural conflicts that will force everyone to give up their traditions in favor of a new system.
If that's not true whatsoever then perhaps I think what is happening is just people clinging to their own traditions or in a sense their egos, which creates all the dissonance throughout the human societal system on all levels. Some folks want to establish their own global <insert religious/political utopia title here>, then this group thinks that group is out to destroy all religions and establish a totalitarian system of oppression and dehumanization, or that group thinks this group wants to just force everyone to worship this god and follow these rules. Or simply this group wants to live like that, that group wants to live like this, and these groups just can't stand it.
The lack of tolerance is at the heart of most of these violent issues. While I know a lot about the ideas of the 'elite' humans that want to essentially rid the world of nations with a global government, perhaps even a global religion, no money, nobody will be born without a job to do, Orwell and Huxley type stuff, there should be a point in time where people realize we are all one race and this entire planet is our home.
We don't have to give up traditions, I like traditions and different cultures, like each religion they tell the stories of a people from where and who they came from. I've crossed through a variety of types being raised in the midwest and Christian, to moving to the Pacific northwest where there's a lot of Eastern style religious people, Burning Man is one hell of an experience with many traditions and cultures most people could never think of, Russia and Georgia with orthodox Christians and the Caucasus where my girlfriend is from with mostly those of the Islamic faith. Most people I encounter are generally good people, of course we're all human and we have our schemes, tricks, bad habits. Some people are very conservative and will physically attack family members for not going along to traditions, others are very liberal and let them live with a foreigner unmarried.
Oh the wonders and mysteries of humans, perhaps this is just how things should be and through all of the violence and conflict we as a species learn and grow?
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