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Is war a beautiful game to stop extremism?

Well, what is extremism?

We are eradicating nuclear weapons in Iran, yet the UK and USA must have their own. This is not a case of exporting freedom, when another Eastern country is strictly orthodox to God, but to overrule, and get better trade deals, as we find in the ‘The Silk Roads’ – ‘A New History of the World’ _ by Peter Frankopan, whereby Chinese silk became the most desirable commodity because of the environment, and nature of nomadic life, as a World of exchange, before Romans overruled with money.

I remember running 50 million GIs to shoot at worldwide extreme targets, (I was just at the right place at the right time), to help tame the World, for Jesus Christ, as a devout Western Christian. But you can get yourself embroiled in these deployments, feel a million dollars, and feel bad years later. But its to allow life to succeed. When you see a panther tamed, you feel the ultimate wilderness cannot express a submissive pain. But it would be abuse, not love, if we did not realise how much animals connect with man, as the world sustainably heals.

So, is anger nature or nurture?

Probably both, from a shy, needful child to a rebellious teenager, to a man that wants it made, and tends to be well educated. They tend to have a good constitution but need extra creativity in their lives. They are very loving folk, and adore theirs and others nature, unless misbehaved in chaos, because they are of a certain class. Possibly with privileges, not because they need them, but the material keeps a person happy in comfort to de-stress.

The other example is based in a poor neighbourhood, with a lack of education, addiction problems, and abuse. Both become a nature out of nurture, in our genome. But we both find ways to deal with it.

Knocking down each other’s building does not show emotional intelligence to the other though, because it is repetitive and just as I am guilty, we try to define ourselves by personal wars.

(Sorry Jim & other friends and family _ just joking on instagram & confused on X!)

So, war is to de-stress someone, allowing them to believe in success in themselves. In a civilised world. War is described as madness though by Michel Foucault, in Madness & Civilisation, a famous old classic book, and so, we find life is madness from a distance. Some like to be wild as the world can be, a reflection of its wilderness. But at some point, we must use knowledge or satire to survive as we grow older, otherwise we are not chasing our dreams.

On the flip side, ‘War is just one big drag’ _by Bill Withers, peace is our normal resolve, we just feel distanced between East and West countries, culturally, causing xenophobia. But to learn from each other is to cherish each other’s culture and allow fair trade through.

We keep our friends close to us, but we can find competition on a social and business environmental level exists, particularly by class. To stop civil war, Kier Starmer has begun apprenticeships, a great idea, to work your way up, from scratch, in a job.

Education always stops war!

Children must not fight, but you may find inside, they are fighting for themselves to prove they can achieve in a new world of stimulus, and high education.

War is just stress, because it is instigated by small groups to spread like wildfire, it either stops or heals another with flow, but you cannot stop another legally. It can make you a loser or succeed. It goes from beginning to end. Most are quiet about their wars. You can look beyond the face and see war there, deep inside someone. People accuse, not to feel frightened.

But I am ‘Dreaming on a World’ _Tracy Chapman.

If you make a symbolic example of war, by way of past humanity, at least you will not be arrested for capital punishment! If a war is legal it heals both sides, but remember the law, only in defence!!

Love AB X

AMEN