Quo Vadis, Humanitas? Quo Vavis, America?
American historian and author Barbara Tuchman had noted that, “Mankind, it seems, makes a poorer performance of government than almost any other human activity.” She asked, “Why do holders of high office so often act contrary to the way reason points and enlightened self interest suggests? Why does intelligent mental process seem so often not to function?”
Looking at the theaters of war plunging humanity into despair and perhaps thermonuclear annihilation—Iran and Ukraine—one would have to agree with Tuchman’s assessment, that nations are pursuing policies contrary to their own interests. In Iran, the Memorandum of Understanding has practically collapsed, with bombing by both the U.S. and Iran against each other resuming, with the long-term effect of plummeting the global economy into a depression.
The delusion arrogance of the collective Epstein Class governing western governments is even more astounding, as they suppress the news of the extraordinary display of 14 million Iranians in Tehran, who all gathered to greet the funeral procession of their murdered leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. It is now estimated that more than 40 million people in Iran participated in funeral processions across the country, making this the largest such procession in human history.
President Trump, in his usual egotistical and unstable manner, has announced that Iran asked the U.S. to “continue talks,” but that he has said to them, in no uncertain terms, that the ceasefire is over.
As outrage against the war by the U.S. population continues, Congress is meeting as early as July 14th to vote on the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) with a budget of over $1.5 trillion. In it is Section 219, which includes “cooperation” with Israel on several areas, such as missile and air defense technologies, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, cyber defense, and more. Independent Presidential Candidate Diane Sare, in a recent statement, has called on the American people to mobilize now against the NDAA.
She notes, “Committing to such cooperation with ANY foreign country would be a threat to the national security of the United States and the safety of the American people. The American and British military were not linked like this even during World War II when we were fighting Hitler together. But it is not just any country; it is Israel: a state that is currently run by war criminals who are committing genocide and ethnic cleansing against Palestine and Lebanon.”
In this 250th year of the anniversary of the United States, which way will we go? Will we give up our sovereignty over military decisions to a foreign country, which is currently committing a genocide, or will we preserve our independence, and the people’s role in consenting to decisions made by our government? Today’s discussion of the Manhattan Project will focus on the mobilization of the NDAA, and how forces can unite around the country to stop this treasonous act from passing.
Looking at the theaters of war plunging humanity into despair and perhaps thermonuclear annihilation—Iran and Ukraine—one would have to agree with Tuchman’s assessment, that nations are pursuing policies contrary to their own interests. In Iran, the Memorandum of Understanding has practically collapsed, with bombing by both the U.S. and Iran against each other resuming, with the long-term effect of plummeting the global economy into a depression.
The delusion arrogance of the collective Epstein Class governing western governments is even more astounding, as they suppress the news of the extraordinary display of 14 million Iranians in Tehran, who all gathered to greet the funeral procession of their murdered leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. It is now estimated that more than 40 million people in Iran participated in funeral processions across the country, making this the largest such procession in human history.
President Trump, in his usual egotistical and unstable manner, has announced that Iran asked the U.S. to “continue talks,” but that he has said to them, in no uncertain terms, that the ceasefire is over.
As outrage against the war by the U.S. population continues, Congress is meeting as early as July 14th to vote on the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) with a budget of over $1.5 trillion. In it is Section 219, which includes “cooperation” with Israel on several areas, such as missile and air defense technologies, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, cyber defense, and more. Independent Presidential Candidate Diane Sare, in a recent statement, has called on the American people to mobilize now against the NDAA.
She notes, “Committing to such cooperation with ANY foreign country would be a threat to the national security of the United States and the safety of the American people. The American and British military were not linked like this even during World War II when we were fighting Hitler together. But it is not just any country; it is Israel: a state that is currently run by war criminals who are committing genocide and ethnic cleansing against Palestine and Lebanon.”
In this 250th year of the anniversary of the United States, which way will we go? Will we give up our sovereignty over military decisions to a foreign country, which is currently committing a genocide, or will we preserve our independence, and the people’s role in consenting to decisions made by our government? Today’s discussion of the Manhattan Project will focus on the mobilization of the NDAA, and how forces can unite around the country to stop this treasonous act from passing.