Theos-Talk Archives (June 2005 Message tt00074)

Dear Paul,



Thank you for your reply and I do respect your views. I do not with to discuss any longer about such subject in this forum, as it is a forum dedicated to discussions related to theosophy. I think already I sent many posts about it here. The only thing I have to say is that any interference of USA in the Balkans was with interest to establish military basis along with other interests as well and it was far away from a good hearted and compassion intention. I do not wish to offend any brother and sister from USA in this forum. Brazil today is a country deeply influenced by the American way of life. Unfortunately such is based in the disintegration of the most important nucleus of the society which is the family and all the values related to it. 



Below I am posting an email sent in BN (Blavatsky Net) sometime ago which I kept in my archives. I removed part of it. 



"The U.S. is at this moment developing advanced systems of "weapons of 
mass destruction" and it prepared to use them where it sees fit. It 
has more of them than the rest of the world put together. It has 
walked away from international agreements on biological and chemical 
weapons, refusing to allow inspection of its own factories. The 
hypocrisy behind its public declarations and its own actions is 
almost a joke. 
The United States believes that the three thousand deaths in New York 
are the only deaths that count, the only deaths that matter. They are 
American deaths. Other deaths are unreal, abstract, of no 
consequence. 
The three thousand [to 300,000] deaths in Afghanistan are never 
referred to. 
The hundreds of thousands of Iraqi children dead through U.S. and 
British sanctions which have deprived them of essential medicines are 
never referred to. 
The effect of depleted uranium, used by America in the Gulf War, is 
never referred to. Radiation levels in Iraq are appallingly high. 
Babies are born with no brain, no eyes, no genitals. Where they do 
have ears, mouths or rectums, all that issues from these orifices is 
blood. 
The two hundred thousand deaths in East Timor in 1975 brought about 
by the Indonesian government but inspired and supported by the United 
States are never referred to. 
The half a million deaths in Guatemala, Chile, El Salvador, 
Nicaragua, Uruguay, Argentina and Haiti, in actions supported and 
subsidised by the United States, are never referred to. 
The millions of deaths in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia are no longer 
referred to. 
[Successive Israeli regimes massacred tens of thousands of 
Palestinians, Arabs, Muslims, Christians and other humans with U.S. 
military and financial aid to Israel during 1948 to 2003.] The 
desperate plight of the Palestinian people, the central factor in 
world unrest, is hardly referred to. 
But what a misjudgement of the present and what a misreading of 
history this is. People do not forget..."

Erica

kpauljohnson <kpauljohnson@yahoo.com> wrote:
--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "Erica Letzerich" 
wrote:
> In my opinion only some unified nations could challenge 
> the "supremacy of USA"

Dear Erica,

It would be unpatriotic of me to agree with you, but I don't 
anyway. The economic and military resources of the USA are being 
squandered in short-sighted, ill-conceived adventures in 
imperialism. As with the ex-Soviet Union, it is imperial 
overreaching rather than external challenges that are destroying our 
well-being.

which had interfered in serious and negative 
> way in many nations all over the world, also spreading a culture 
of violence and sex. Guys from USA sorry to say that. 
> 
No need to apologize, although I would suggest that Europeans had a 
culture of sex without any help from us, long before our inventions 
the movies, computers, and television invaded your countries. And 
Africa, Asia, and South America have plenty of violence without US 
exporting any culture thereof.

> But Europeans seem to be too self centred to understand towards 
> which direction Europe was trying to walk. I see these happenings 
as clear a very negative result of a noble try to unify Europe. 
> 
If Europeans had dealt with the Balkan crisis without needing US 
intervention, it would have done a lot to build European cooperation.

My best wishes for the successful progress of the EU-- which I hope 
will not occur at the expense of downtrodden American workers.

Cheers,

Paul







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