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About how modern people need a new world war every 10 years.

So, were all the previous nine pages about how people need a new global trend? A trend of what? Pandemics? The popularity of emo? Colorful horse figurines?

Nah, I only read your latest post, what’s up?

Perhaps the answer lies in one of the previous posts – what kind of “wave” do people need every ten years? I certainly won’t be reading all of this.

This isn't a war; it's a gang fight.

Today is Friday.

Not a wave but a war!, for goodness sake..

And what, all the previous nine pages are about people needing a new world wave? A wave of what? A pandemic? Emo popularity? Colored horse figurines?

About how to make it so that we don't have to arrange a global nigger showdown once a generation..

Why are you putting asterisks in the middle of random words?

That's because I was copying excerpts from books that I liked, and it was passed on that way..

"This is the darkest night humanity has ever faced... It seems as if we are not interested in living at all, we have decided to commit suicide. Man has never been in such a suicidal mood, never in all of history.

Peace has never existed. In history there have only been two periods: a period that we know as war and a period that we call peace, which is a disguise; in reality, it should be called preparation for the next war. All of history consists of only two things — war and preparation for war. And you ask me: «After peace was officially restored to the world, after the end of the Second World War, what are politicians doing?»
Politicians are doing exactly what they have always done: creating more conflicts, more tension, more discrimination, more destructive weapons, and preparing for a third world war.

Once, Albert Einstein was asked: «As a scientist who discovered atomic energy, you must be able to tell us what might happen during a third world war»? With tears in his eyes, Einstein said: «Do not ask me about the third world war; I know nothing about it. But if you want to know about the fourth world war, I can tell you something».

The journalist who asked the question was amazed and astonished — a man who says nothing of the third world war, saying he knows nothing about it, is ready to say something about the fourth world war? He asked excitedly: «Please, tell me about the fourth world war». Einstein said: «Only one thing can be said: it will never happen».

The third world war will be the last world war. And for this last world war, politicians have been preparing since peace was officially established after the second world war.
The politician and his game are the most disgusting things you can imagine. Now we are experiencing a dark night and I recall an old saying: «When the night is darkest, the dawn is very near». But I am in no hurry to claim that the dark night surrounding us will be replaced by any kind of dawn.

I will tell you simply what has happened in the world since 1945; people are in absolute ignorance regarding this, they do not realize that they are sitting on a volcano that could explode at any moment. They are preoccupied with petty problems, while real problems remain hidden as if they do not exist.
Since 1945, one hundred and five military conflicts have occurred in sixty-six countries — all of these are Third World countries. One must ask: «Why in the Third World?» America and the Soviet Union surged so far ahead in the development of weapons of mass destruction that the weapons used in the second world war became obsolete. For them, they are already useless. They want to sell them somewhere; a market is needed, but such a market is only possible in the presence of war.

America begins giving weapons to Pakistan. Then, naturally, India begins taking weapons from the Soviet Union. And similar things happen throughout the Third World: one country buys obsolete weapons from the Soviet Union, then its opponent buys from America. This is good business. They do not want these people to stop fighting; otherwise, whom will they sell weapons to, for which they spent billions of dollars? And these poor countries, their politicians are ready to buy even though their population is dying of hunger, seventy-five percent of the budget goes to war. On average, each war lasts three and a half years. So, who can say that peace is established? One hundred and five wars in sixty-six countries, each war lasting at least three and a half years, and you call this peace?

These wars have caused sixteen million deaths. In the Second World War, millions of people were also killed. In peacetime, after the Second World War, sixteen million people were killed in wars and you still continue to call this peace?
But politicians are so cunning, and people are so blind, that they do not look at what is happening around them. They continue to fight over trifles: which district should remain in which state? Should the Belgaum district remain in Maharashtra state? Because it is a border district between Karnataka and Maharashtra states.

People here speak different languages, and they kill each other constantly, for three decades, because a trivial question cannot be resolved; in fact, no one wants to resolve it. Otherwise, what would be the problem? Just a small referendum, voting under neutral observation, and people could decide where they want to be. There is no need to kill each other. But it seems that politicians are blood-interested in conflicts continuing here or elsewhere, for then there is a need for them, the politicians.
Sixteen million people were killed, but still in every school, every college, every university they repeat: «We live in peacetime». But in fact, world war was a more peaceful time!

Most wars occur in Asia. And this is one of the strategies of powerful nations and their politicians; they can always fight in other countries. The Soviet Union and America can fight in Afghanistan. Thus, the people of Afghanistan perish, Afghanistan becomes a grave, and both America and the Soviet Union benefit from selling weapons. They send their experts, their weapons, they train Afghans and Afghans kill other Afghans. One side has weapons from America, the other side has weapons from the Soviet Union.

Nine million civilians have been killed in non-nuclear wars since Hiroshima. In ancient times, civilians were never killed. It is the height of absurdity when armies fight — people who fight in the army may be killed, but it seems that in our time there is neither mercy nor reason — nine million civilians killed. Among them could be small children, women, elderly people, those who had nothing to do with the war, who perhaps studied in schools, worked in factories or perhaps prepared food in the kitchen.

Only a few days ago Ronald Reagan attacked Lebanon for absolutely no reason; he bombed civilian areas of Lebanon. His target was Gaddafi and since Gaddafi has three houses in the city, all three of his houses had to be subjected to bombing. But during the bombing of his houses, other houses were burned and destroyed. And now experts have learned that during the bombing, professional assassins combed through Lebanon looking for Gaddafi, because it is quite possible that he was not killed by bombs, he might not have been in his house at all.

So, they bombed civilians while professional assassins prowled Lebanon searching for Gaddafi. They were only able to kill Gaddafi's daughter. And yet neither Gaddafi nor the Lebanese had done them any harm.
And by a coincidence of fate, on the very day that the English authorities allowed Ronald Reagan to use England as a base for bombing Lebanon, the English parliament did not allow me to stay at the airport for a rest for six hours because I am a dangerous person! And Ronald Reagan was allowed to use England to bomb an innocent country that caused them no harm.

This is the darkest night humanity has ever faced.

The current military budget is about seven hundred billion dollars per year. Every year fifteen million people die from malnutrition and disease, and every year seven hundred billion dollars are spent on war. Every minute thirty children die from malnutrition and a lack of cheap vaccines, and every minute one and one-tenth million dollars from public funds are spent on the global military budget.

It seems as if we are not interested in living at all, we have decided to commit suicide. Man has never been in such a suicidal mood, never in all of history.
Two hundred and fifty million children do not receive even basic education. And one nuclear submarine in cost is equal to the annual budget for educating one hundred and sixty million schoolchildren in twenty-three developed countries. Just one submarine! And yet thousands of such submarines roam the world ocean, both American and Russian, and each submarine has nuclear weapons six times more powerful than all the weapons used in the second world war. And their cost is such that we could provide our children with education, food. But we are not interested in this. Politicians do not want anyone to interfere in their affairs; they want absolute control over humanity and no one above them.
osho

Could we please have even more political discussions in this section? =_=
Maybe we could also discuss current events, involving experts from the third game section? =_= Anton, Roger, and whoever else was there.

Are you seriously deciding to read about Aripiprazole in 2023? Why?

It took just one look at the text for me to have flashbacks. My PTSD from political discussions is worse than Beata's from Rinze and Giyoon's from the Dark Lunarians, combined.

The content appeared where it wasn't expected. I hope that if we don't make it to Berlin, at least we'll get to witness a nuclear apocalypse.

Well, yes, I also don't want someone to steal my frags just because they have access to the red button. But, as they say, there's no such word as "want," there's only the word "need."

War exists not because different groups of people in the external world fight each other; at its root, war exists because man is in conflict. The root of war is within man; externally, you only see the branches and leaves. Every ten years, humanity needs a world war. In ten years, man accumulates so much anger, madness, and insanity within himself that he needs an eruption.

Until we transform the human script itself, until we give man a completely new program for life and existence, we can continue to talk about peace, but continue to prepare for war. This is what we have been doing for thousands of years: talking about peace and creating war. And the absurdity is that even in the name of peace, we fight: the greatest wars have been fought in the name of peace. The past has been utterly destructive. With the same energy, humanity could have created paradise on earth, but all we have done is create hell instead. But the question is not about changing political ideologies in the world, the question is not about teaching people brotherhood, because all this has already been done, and it has all failed.

Something deeper is wrong. Man is split; the very people who talk about peace are the cause of this split. They have divided man into good and bad, lower and higher, earthly and divine, material and spiritual. They have created a crack in the human soul, and there is a constant war within. All people are fighting with themselves, and when they get tired of it, they start fighting with someone else.

That is why, during times of war, people seem more cheerful. Their faces shine with enthusiasm, their gait becomes dancing. They tremble because, for at least a few days, they don't have to fight with themselves; they have found a scapegoat—outside. It can be a fascist, it can be a communist, it can be a Muslim, it can be a Christian—it doesn't matter, but someone outside. This is an escape from inner conflict; and in a very unhealthy sense, it is relaxing. But one cannot continue war constantly; sooner or later, man is forced to return inside.

My vision is of an integrated soul. The body is respected, not denied; it is loved, valued, and appreciated. Matter is not denied; it is enjoyed, and it is part of spiritual growth. There is no duality: there is a dialectic of growth. This is how we walk on two legs. This is how a bird has two wings. Matter and spirit, body and soul, lower and higher—these are two wings...
Osho