Dear Michael:
I'm glad to read your response and agree with all of it.
I agree with the assessment of Bertrand Russell. It was very effectively
used in the war on Iraq.
Stephen Hawking warned about the same thing earlier this year and earlier
last year. “The human failing I would most like to correct is aggression.” “It
may have had survival advantage in caveman days, to get more food,
territory or partner with whom to reproduce, but now it threatens to
destroy us all.”“A major nuclear war could be the end of civilization and
possibly the human race.”“The human failing I would most like to correct is
aggression.” “It may have had survival advantage in caveman days, to get
more food, territory or partner with whom to reproduce, but now it
threatens to destroy us all.”“A major nuclear war could be the end of
civilization and possibly the human race.”"Further research into science
and technology will provide new ways things can go wrong.” "It’s important
to ensure that these changes are heading in the right directions.""Everyone
needs to have a basic understanding of science to make informed decisions
about the future.""So communicate plainly what you are trying to do in
science, and who knows, you might even end up understanding it yourself.""We
are not going to stop making progress, or reverse it, so we must recognize
the dangers and control them.""Mankind could be wiped out by our own
creations within the next 100 years."
I agree with Gatto's statement in which he mentioned about the seeds our
enslavement which was observed later on July 4, 1919, the London Times
carried a long account reporting favorably on the propaganda hydra growing
in the United States…. According to the paper, men ‘trained in the arts of
creating… and of swaying public opinion’ were broadcasting an agenda which
aimed first at mobilizing world public opinion and then controlling it….
Once again, Iraq War or any previous war is about taking advantage of
vulnerable people and opportunists to create an environment about public
good; play upon public sentiments and then exploit them for selfish agenda
that suits the big business and the military-industrial complex . The Big
business and the military-industrial complex in the name of helping the
politicians, initially well-intentioned, but swayed into the ills of greed
for power and money to turn against the very people they serve.
Pharmaceutical companies are another example, where they get patients
hooked on drugs with known side-effects and later have it publicized by the
FDA and/or other government health care agencies about their inefficacy.
I agree with your conclusion: ‘Efficiently organized propaganda should
mobilize the Press, the Church, the stage, and the cinema. Press into
active service the whole educational systems… … histories should be
revised. New books should be added, particularly to the primary schools.’”
Here I would not touch the church that sits on money and power. The press
is already bought by big business. The cinema once was an avenue for social
change. Now, it sits on high income; it depends upon which political party
they are affiliated with. The only option left is the stage. But, the best
alternative still is educational system that we are trying to change at the
Institute of Global Harmony linked with the homes, the universities, public
and high schools, and primary schools.
I've prepared everything from concept to operation for such an educational
system. I solicit assistance from all peace and harmony enthusiasts to
accomplish this rather the most important undertaking.
Yours in our collective endeavor,
Laj
On Mon, Nov 7, 2016 at 2:16 PM, Michael Ellis <mindquest@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Dear Laj
Note the spirals of deceit and misinformation that circle around us
http://youtu.be/WEhS9Y9HYjU
Bertrand Russell wrote in The Impact of Science on Society that the most
important subjects for the future would be ‘mass psychology’ and
‘propaganda’, studies which would be ‘rigidly confined to the governing
class. The populace will not be allowed to know how its convictions were
generated.'”
As Gatto also pointed out, World War I planted the seeds of our
enslavement. Here he references a report that came out eight months after
World War I ended, ironically on Independence Day:
“On July 4, 1919, the London Times carried a long account reporting
favorably on the propaganda hydra growing in the United States…. According
to the paper, men ‘trained in the arts of creating… and of swaying public
opinion’ were broadcasting an agenda which aimed first at mobilizing world
public opinion and then controlling it….
‘Efficiently organized propaganda should mobilize the Press, the Church,
the stage, and the cinema. Press into active service the whole educational
systems… the homes, the universities, public and high schools, and primary
schools… histories should be revised. New books should be added,
particularly to the primary schools.’”
Kind Regards
Dr Professor Michael Ellis
Sent from my iPhone
On 07/11/2016, at 7:27 PM, Laj Utreja <lutreja7@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Folks:
Let me offer some perspective and then what we can do as peace loving
people.
If we really are true in our resolve, we need to have a common resolve.
We all criticize the USA and its presidential candidates for who they are.
Mind you, we can do this because of the freedom of speech afforded by the
US constitution
to all people. The point to consider is that both of the presidential
candidates and all the previous
presidents are a reflection of the prevailing norms. They represent all of
us free people with regard to
who we are as people at any given time in history. We need to reflect on
ourselves first in our personal lives and with people who we are close to
us, before we make a judgment
on others. There is no doubt in my mind that if each one of us is all
about what we preach
then the day is not far that the people we nominate would be the people
who truly would represent us.
This is true that because of its military might,any decision made by the
US president affects all people.
But, in the US at least the power does not reside only in the president.
If the last eight years is not a proof
of this fact, what else would convince us of that. The fact is that the
same is true with all other military powers and the impact of their
decisions. But, their citizens don't have the liberty to say anything
against their governments or the authoritative regimes. Tell me one single
nation or a country in which the government's decision does not affect its
own people or other countries they deal with. Yet, people there seem
powerless to even be able to make a statement
about their wrongdoing. And now, with the global arms trade the problem
has only compounded.
What we are dealing with is a commonly observed phenomenon that power
corrupts and makes people in power arrogant. What we are up against is not
the USA or the USA presidents, but simply human nature. The fundamental
value of that human nature that is at the base of individual, societal,
national or international conflict is trust and
obscuring that value is selfish agenda.The nation states,
military-industrial complex and big corporations only fuel that value to
render it meaningless.
The problem lies with us. While, we preach, we want others to follow and
keep ourselves immune to any wrongdoing.
The solution lies with us also. To be peaceful, we need to be peaceful
ourselves, in our demeanor, in our behavior,
and in our actions. If we are not able to convince our families, our
friends, and our societies of our peace loving values (discounting all
those hypocrite people, who ride the bandwagon to fulfill their personal
agenda), talking global peace or harmony is an academic idea at best.
Folks, this is my personal appeal to all of you. We are all in it together.
Let us have a common resolve and be individually and collectively the
change we want to see. Each one of us
comes from a different background, undergoes different experiences, but we
all share the common human values of
mutual trust and respect. It is not going to come by changing others, but
changing ourselves so that we are visible in our walk that we talk. We need
to trust each other and equally respect the experiences of all.
Your sojourner in peace and harmony,
Laj
On Mon, Nov 7, 2016 at 9:33 AM, RJBurrowes & AMcKone <flametree@xxxxxxxxxx
wrote:
Hello everyone
Given that this issue has captured such attention, here is my take on
this:
'Election or Revolution? An Open Letter To The People Of The United
States'
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article45518.htm
'Information Clearing House', USA, 20 September 2016.
Cheers; Robert
--
Anita McKone and Robert J. Burrowes
Australia
Email: flametree@xxxxxxxxxx
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Charter)
http://tinyurl.com/flametree ;(Flame Tree Project to Save Life
on Earth)
http://tinyurl.com/whyviolence ;('Why Violence?')
https://nonviolentstrategy.wordpress.com/ ;(Nonviolent Campaign
Strategy)
https://nonviolentliberationstrategy.wordpress.com/
(Nonviolent Defense/Liberation Strategy)
http://anitamckone.wordpress.com ;(Anita: Songs of Nonviolence)
http://robertjburrowes.wordpress.com ;(Robert)
https://globalnonviolencenetwork.wordpress.com/ ;(Global
Nonviolence Network)
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On 2016-11-07 10:10, Frank Dorrel wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I agree with what Regis Tremblay has written below. I also agree with
most of what Michael Ellis said in his email about Donald Trump (also
below). Especially this sentence: He could easily press the nuclear
button on a whim.
I am voting for Dr. Jill Stein for President. I know she won’t win,
but I cannot vote for Hillary or Trump. I can’t stand Hillary. But I
do think that Trump would be worse than Hillary. Neither Hillary or
Trump are for PEACE.
In Peace,
Frank Dorrel
Associate Producer: PAYING THE PRICE FOR PEACE
Publisher: ADDICTED To WAR
Producer: “What I’ve Learned About U.S. Foreign Policy”
P.O. Box 3261
Culver City, CA 90231-3261
fdorrel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
fdorrel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
www.addictedtowar.com
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From Regis Tremblay: tremregi@xxxxxxxxx
Friends,
I am an American and I no longer vote in the system because it is and
has been rigged for a very long time. Our vote doesn't matter. Two
candidates as selected and the winner is decided by shadow forces.
So, voting in such a system produces the same results over and over
again, and look where it has gotten America since Ronald Reagan!
Endless wars, tax breaks for the wealthy, austerity for the poor and
the shrinking middle class, a decaying infrastructure, skyrocketing
health care and pharmaceutical costs, unimaginable debt for all of us,
a society divided against itself and in moral and spiritual decay.
There is no fixing the system because it has been in the hands of the
powerful who will not let go. The only solution is a second American
revolution that I don't think Americans have the stomach for, or the
system destroys itself. I think the latter is the more likely IF a
catastrophic and fatal, final war doesn't end life on the planet
first.
Regis Tremblay
Independent Filmmaker
209 River Rd.
Woolwich, Maine 04579
207-400-4362
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TRUMP is a sociopath and a megalomaniac. He has spent his life in the
financial markets exploiting people . He does not give a shit about
anybody or anything but himself. Like Hitler he will say anything to
move the crowd .
He is a chameleon. YES WHAT HE SAYS MAY BE TRUE BUT AN INFANT KNOWS
WHAT HE SAYS AND CAN SAY THE SAME THING! He could easily press the
nuclear button on a whim. He is a sign of an imploding dysfunctional
American empire where the super-rich including TRUMP himself make
decisions re Global future when on holiday in Trump Hotels or Martha’s
vine yard. The system is stuffed. We need to create a new one away
from all the dysfunctional presidents politicians and religious
leaders of the World
POWER TO THE PEOPLEs VOICES --- PEOPLE WHO ARE INFORMED AND NOT BRAIN
WASHED !
Michael
Dr Michael Ellis
mindquest@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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On Sat, Nov 5, 2016 at 9:50 AM, Peter Hayes <phayes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Leo is tight as most opposition to Trump is very emotional not
rational (Thats why more women support Hillary and men support Trump).
He was against the war in Irag and Libya which has totally
destabilized the Middle East and gave rise to ISIS- (Hillary;s Baby).
One big mistake that we should rectify is that after the fall of the
Soviet Union, the West should have invited Russia to join Nato and the
EU so that we become allies rather than adversaries where we are now.
The cold war is alive and well as Russia, Iran, etc see USA as their
main enemy. We should push for Russia to join Nato and EU which would
benefit both!
We lso need a new Justice based economic system rather than Greed
based-Capitalism and Envy based-Socialism/Communism
www.uniteamericaparty.org www.capitalhomestead.org
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On Sat, Nov 5, 2016 at 4:19 AM, Leo Semashko <leo.semashko@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Dear Peter and all,
I agree with Peter!
Friends, what you read about Hillary's peaceful ideas??? WHAT???
WHERE??? Please, let us know every ONE source!! WHO value her as
peacemaker??? WHO??? All know her ONLY as 100% militarist!!!
Your objections are emotions on 100%. Please, let us know your mind,
your ratio arguments, your facts. I give about 40 sources with
arguments and facts - see attachment (updated). Where are your
arguments and facts? We cannot read no ONE.
What do we understand? Scientific explanations on the basis of facts
or only empty manipulations of mainstream propaganda? Could we have
our own scientific minds without propaganda? Or could no?
The last source:
Chossudovsky, Michel (04/11/16) Al Qaeda will Vote for Hillary on
November 8 ….
Truth and Satire: Twelve Reasons Why Al Qaeda Supports Hillary Clinton:
<http://www.globalresearch.ca/al-qaeda-will-vote-for-hillary
-on-november-8/5554736>
http://www.globalresearch.ca/al-qaeda-will-vote-for-hillary-
on-november-8/5554736
Please read 3 pages.....+
Will you vote for Hillary with the terrorists of Al-Qaeda???
Congratulations!!! You are the true peacemakers with the terrorists
and militarists!!! They will be live eternally in global war against
humanity! It is our true peacemaking! It is true price of the
traditional pacifism and peacemaking! You can congratulate himself
with the dearth of it ....
Best wishes for peace from harmony via science (GPS), education,
culture and SPHERONS' democracy,
Leo
Dr Leo Semashko
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----- Original Message -----
From: Peter Hayes, <mailto:phayes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
phayes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
To: <mailto:leo.semashko@xxxxxxxxx> leo.semashko@xxxxxxxxx
Sent: 5 ноября 2016 г., 2:28:45
Subject: [gha] [gha-peace] Re: Trump - Hillary: America's Historic
Choice between Peace and War
I don't know what you all are reading? Hillary will be a total
disaster for America and the world!
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On Fri, Nov 4, 2016 at 6:20 PM, Charles Mercieca <
<mailto:mercieca@xxxxxxxxxxx> mercieca@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
November 4, 2016
Dear Maria:
I agree with you 100%. Hilary Clinton would be more peaceful (?????)
while Donald Trump would be more belligerent. You seem to be fully
well informed.
Charles Mercieca
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Subject: [gha] Re: [gha-peace] Re: Trump - Hillary: America's Historic
Choice between Peace and War
Hi Leo
Trump has declared he would go to war with Mexico if they dont help
or agree to bulid a wall between the US and Mexico fronteers.
Hillary has promised to be very careful and thoughtful about any
military confrontation in a very sensitive and unstable moment like
this
Lic. María Cristina Azcona
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2016-11-04 18:04 GMT-03:00 Frank Dorrel <
<mailto:dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
Leo,
I disagree with what you have written here. I do not like Hillary
Clinton and I will not vote for her. Much of what you say about her is
true. But I will not vote for Trump either. He is a crazy person.
He is just as likely, if not more so, to start a nuclear war, as
Hillary is. I am voting for Dr. Jill Stein. She has no chance to win,
but I cannot vote for Hillary or Trump. To write that Trump is for
Peace is
a ridiculous statement. He is not for Peace. He is not for anyone but
himself. He does not care about anyone else outside of his family. I
truly believe he would be worse than Hillary. It is a crying shame
that these are the two candidates that we are presented with. The
Unites States is ADDICTED To WAR and will continue to be so whether
Hillary or Trump becomes president. I believe that Hillary will win
by a large margin. Once again, I do not want her to be the president.
But I believe that Trump would be even worse. Saying that Trump is for
Peace is not a good thing for you to be saying. You are wrong.
In Peace,
Frank Dorrel
Associate Producer: PAYING THE PRICE FOR PEACE
Publisher: ADDICTED To WAR
Producer: “What I’ve Learned About U.S. Foreign Policy”
P.O. Box 3261
Culver City, CA 90231-3261
<mailto:fdorrel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> fdorrel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:fdorrel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> fdorrel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Subject: Trump - Hillary: America's Historic Choice between Peace and War
Please see the article 9 pages in attachment:
Trump - Hillary: America's Historic Choice between Peace and War,
between its Updating and Fall with a Bang
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