Post by LlalassuSkry on Dec 22, 2016 1:17:41 GMT -5
In a kind of vain entropy, or inertia, officials most probably won't want to admit they've made an error in judgement- there are no moslems who should be permitted to immigrate into any of these countries; no immigrations should ever have been permitted. The reason why it won't work- may never work- may not seem fully rational... suffice to say it's not a good idea; is fundamentally flawed. Vanity- inherent in the Globalist bid for elite power above every religion and peoples, per artificial unification; from a less critical angle, a less intelligent idea that world peace can be abetted via population juggling- that is, a program created by those not really qualified, or whose insight is too shallow! It is more likely, during an Age Of Reason; during a high civilization, when issues pertaining to Dark Selves are forgotten about (they will be, eventually- true) that errors of this nature will be made. Better than the current situation, also, would be an arrangement where all moslems must live only in certain all moslem countries- it is not a good idea for any country to be multi-religion including moslems. In confronting a kind of dull pusillanimity, I will say that we need a Brave New Government(s), who will take effective action! The governments are good quality, in this current aeon; perhaps the European ones will be able to take more effective action than the american; America, where common sense virtue has been whittled away by illusory reformers and erroneous social theorist agencies!
The shedding of innocent blood- like that of the Russian ambassador to Turkey- is a most grievous offence. As abominations multiply, we should want to see more common sense wisdom; a relaxation of complacency and vanities. I don't believe involvement in Syria has been wise for either the U.S. nor for Russia- the countries are called Super Powers, which epithet might fill them with illusory confidence or self-conception... As regards the idea of trying to understand root reasons, or motives for this outrageous murder in Turkey- it's far better not to, because it was so completely unjustified and abominable.
The shedding of innocent blood- like that of the Russian ambassador to Turkey- is a most grievous offence. As abominations multiply, we should want to see more common sense wisdom; a relaxation of complacency and vanities. I don't believe involvement in Syria has been wise for either the U.S. nor for Russia- the countries are called Super Powers, which epithet might fill them with illusory confidence or self-conception... As regards the idea of trying to understand root reasons, or motives for this outrageous murder in Turkey- it's far better not to, because it was so completely unjustified and abominable.