Molly Charles-Reflections

  Hitler’s Genocide at the most was an experience for Germany and some other parts of Europe, but Israel is making Genocide an ensured participatory, painful journey for the entire world, especially any human form with a conscience. Unlike other wars, this is a live genocide carried out in an enclosed setting to eliminate a population that Israel views as a threat and to communicate its success in elimination or its pride in acts of elimination the visuals are shared on line, at times live moments of action are shared on line. Live action that are genocidal for people like me and a measure of success for supporters of Israel.   From the new born, to teens, to youth, to adults to elderly; Israel only sees threats in different stages of formation some at a stage set to say goodbye and other who are in the process of evolving as a threat. No difference between Israeli perception and that of Hitler and his supporters. Hitler’s genocidal acts were never seen by anyone as a securi...

  Israel, you were created as a nation by force, even before you had soft power for governance and infrastructure in place. Unlike other nations that evolved with time, and had soft knowledge and informal knowledge that in time led to structures of governance both formal and informal, basically most of their citizens carry some sort historical knowledge base of governance without even them being totally aware of it, but You had none. You had people who came from different parts of the globe, they had limited shared knowledge other than religion even that was not universal in interpretation and practice across racial and cultural diversity. Since, most people could not communicate with each other, their soft and informal knowledge did not merge to create your reality of governance, it was evolved by others from outside looking within you, and they had tailored plans for you, which were in place even before you were created by them. You were their dream and not that of the citizens...

  How can Israel bring Peace? How can Israel bring Peace? When it is alien to its very fabric, How can Israel bring Peace? when it alienated itself from the concept of Peace, by its birth, through its journey of being and its existential goal, How can Israel bring Peace, when from its existence, it aimed at fragmentation of its neighbouring States to ensure security in regional dominance, How can Israel bring peace? When it leans on military and iron dome for its security and resultant Peace- absence of violence, How can Israel bring Peace? When Military brings deterrence but not Peace, for any infrastructure, equipment can be breached. Israel can bring Tech Security but Peace remains evasive. How can Israel bring Peace? When its identity is measured by purity and equality is evasive within the frame of a nation. How can Israel bring Peace? When its marginalization comes from a position of power, being the chosen one and dictates behaviour style for others but never reflects on it...

  How can the world know peace,   When US sets the rule as it spends annually $916 billion on military industry and the next in line is too far away to compete with $296 billion dollars to show,  How can the world know peace when US assumes it is its moral duty and right to target facilities of its adversaries anywhere and everywhere, which they seek to keep out of reach, " no matter how deeply buried underground, hardened or fortified" we will get them states Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin, He further affirms: " The employment of US Air Force B-2 Spirit long-range stealth bombers demonstrate US global strike capabilities to take action against these targets, when necessary, anytime, anywhere. This is US James Bond talking as though the world is US playground and all to abide by its rules, How can world know Peace, when one Nation rules the Military Industry and others aspire, How can the world know peace, when Military industry is an industry and Profit a Survival ne...

                                                                                                                                                   Peace is something everyone can sense, and yet, find difficult to define. Its complexity, and simplicity is reflected in our restricted definition of peace as an absence of war/violence, even though we sense it is far beyond that.    Peace is a concept that exists beyond the boundaries of empirical reality, but we seek it within the realms of empirical reality, where power has the final say. We conceive it as a static state, where a world view palatable to u...