us foreign policy at work!, page-77

re: daver- miles again avoids the issue. "Dave,
the solutions are not evident so would it be better to consider alternatives not yet thought of?
REPLY; I doubt it as anything that can be tried has been and has failed."

Dave,
I will take only the first point you make because the others follow your line of thinking made in the above first reply.

Charles H. Duell I think said back in 1899 "everything that can be invented has been invented"

Unfortunately I think there are many, even the majority that think like you. Your vison is of hopelessness unless what? we wipe them all out (whoever "they" all are).

It is only illusionary if we choose not to see past what is obvious.

As difficult and as unlikely as it seems, one day the people of this world will share a more common goal...survival...and they will see that unification not diversification will be the only way.

That is of course unless we blow the world to bits before hand.

That won't affect some people because even whilst taking breath they are already dead.


cheers


debono