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The Inevitable Dossier · Conclusion

A War No One, But All, Can Win

An old, unfinished war between fear and understanding, fought inside every one of us.

None of us, arguing for our own views and understandings, can fully realize the fundamentals of mankind’s behavior. Even if, for example, Christianity, Islam or other religions die out we still will face the same type of problems. Like communism became a dark aftermath of socialism, religious fundamentalism has become a dark world of religions. We all are involved, it’s all connected and both religions and socialism are subordinated. It's about the contrast between the masses (Chaos) and the headache of its elite (Order). It's about accepting that we all are equally tied together and that we ultimately have to apply to what we have decided, thru our representative elite. It's ultimately about each individual’s faith in society, the global society, which, I agree, today seems far out of reach. Most behaving forces of mankind, no matter how trustful they may seem, divide the masses using the ancient strategy of "Divide and Conquer" either on purpose or without understanding it. If a close-up on the present Pope, wouldn’t make one realize this, a scan thru history most definitely would.

It’s War!

We’re all living in the middle of a war which affects us each moment of our life. It’s a constant battle against our own minds, which we do not yet possess enough skills to understand. Someone asked me about what I would have done if I met a young Adolf Hitler knowing that he would become the one we all know him for. Before I was able to answer, the same one added that one of course would have to stop him to ensure that he wouldn’t commit the horrors he did – as it was obvious that it would have been my answer. However, that does not solve problems, it creates them. Killing cancer does not cure cancer, it just kills the cancer. It will appear elsewhere. Understanding the cancer is the only way. Thereby we eventually can cure cancer and eliminate it as a disease.

The Mind Is the Weapon

Yes, we are all soldiers with our mind as weapon and we subconsciously seek allies to join our battles each time we speak. We ultimately create mental armies which are able to take action when needed. Now we must realize that this type of reasoning is very similar to the reasoning of the medieval church, as its power was turned over into grassroot actions. You see, it’s not until the pressure upon us gets overheated by quick decisions that we begin to realize our own mistakes. A wave with a finger can wipe out thousands of lives, just because your people adore you and would do anything to get acknowledged by you.

The mind is the weapon. Consciousness is the battleground.

Here’s were the “Hitler”-dilemma comes in, as each one of us may think we do things right, but may instead make things worse. So don't make the mistake and blame those who did bad things in history, when it’s possible that you would make the same mistakes yourself if you were a leader. Without the horrors in our past, we probably would live with greater horrors today. It’s a process of learning to understand ourselves, which takes time.

Consciousness Is the Battleground

The Hitler example is a rather easy example to decipher. Between the two extremes of the dilemma, the alternatives are unlimited. In our daily life we all face complex situations that are far from black and white. To be able to create a medicine or a vaccine which eventually can cure or treat a disease, we need understanding, time, will and resources.

Frustration and Greed Are the Menace

In conflicts, the desire to change constitute mankind’s 2nd largest problem. The implementation of a change eventually becomes prioritized above understanding how to do it the most effective way due to frustration or greed. If a democratic solution can’t be achieved, someone eventually will "snap", similar to the dilemma above, with unpredicted outcome as result. In many cases, this would solve the conflict and everybody is happy. But in those cases were the conflict wasn’t solved, another parameter was just added to the conflict which made it even worse. Escalations such as these may ultimately create a new tyrant.

Conviction and Pride Are the Enemy

As I mentioned the 2nd largest problem above, I understand that I have to present what I see as the number one largest problem of mankind. It’s the greatest source of all: “Happiness”. Well, the lack of it actually and it’s relation to affinity, personal safty and evolution. Happiness begins to fade away when conflicts appear within affinity. I see conviction and pride as the two main forces that drain affinity. Even if these two forces do not purposely serve any hidden agenda, they appear as a result of appreciation and envy of those who successfully maintain affinity.

Enemy Lines Are Made Up of Society Progress

Our society evolves with tremendous speed these days. Even if we can’t see it, we are constantly affected by it. The result is growing numbers of alternatives and choices as well as rules and regulations. More and more responsibility is put on the shoulders of the individual. It’s easy to make wrong decision as right ones may vary based on so many new parameters. This creates an unfamiliar and sometimes hostile environment for the not so understanding individual, who begins to seek allies for battles against the complexity.

Countless Numbers of Battles Against Ourselves

In almost every part of the society structure we will find problems if we are looking for them, which our battles tell us that, we are. We must understand that the society began without any structure at all and that it is mankind’s struggle from chaos towards order, which has created what we have today. History tells us a lot about this struggle and nowadays we should be happy that we have got thru the worst parts of it. So the main force that speed up society evolution today is made up of you as much as me in our struggle to get things better.

There Are No Shortcuts

Understanding the above also would make you understand that there are no shortcuts thru this to establish a society structure that fit perfectly for all. That’s both the advantage and the disadvantage of the so called “New World Order” were we, the citizens, rule our society. Of course, we could turn back to the “Old World Order” of autocracies were a single ruler will define right from wrong in his/hers society. Or, if our frustration and greed becomes to powerful, maybe we will get there anyhow with the help of the “repeating history” factor.

A War That No One, But All, Can Win!

This war of mankind can only be won by us together. But before this day comes, we must learn to rely on and understand the structure of our society. We need to understand that democracy mean leadership thru majority and that republic mean leadership thru rights of the minority. Both alternatives have negative considerations in were a sort of mentorship, which protects the political system from flaws rather than being political, plays a role. I suggest that modern constitutional monarchs have been playing this role very well unofficially and it’s time to accept their part officially. I feel we all would benefit from their international network of personal relations. Why not put the structure of foreign relation, embassies and the UN in their hands, so that local politics would not interfere with international communication. I mean, that’s really already what they have done behind the scenes.

And yes, as an expert in IT network surveillance systems I have dealt with dilemmas such as: “Who supervise the supervisors?”, “Who guard the guardians?”, “Who judge the judges?” and “Who rule the rulers?”

I think we have to realize that there are only two paths for the global society structure to choose from: A one world government or a world of many governments. The latter one of course feels a lot better as we move away from autocracies, but it will demand a transparency between governments on equal terms which cannot be driven with political means – which brings us back to the structure of UN, Embassies, foreign relations and alike.

The Simple and Inevitable Truth

We are all equal, based one the same matter, but our backgrounds have raised us to be complaint with each others in a single society with different success. Each time the history of our societies repeats themselves, we all get one step closer on the inevitable path to understand this simple truth and as long as we don’t or deliberately neglect it, our societies are headed for another round.

We are all equal, based on the same matter — and each time history repeats itself, we get one step closer to understanding that simple truth.

You won't be scratched by the cat, if you don't expose yourself as a threat to it. And if, then who’s the bad one, the cat or you? What would make the cat your best friend, if it doesn’t even speak the same language or share the same interests? It is as complex as it is inevitable, but yet reachable. The first step on the inevitable path is to understand the inevitable and to become apart of it.

What About the “Great Conspiracy”?

Even if there are a lot of freemasonic activities going on, I’ve come to the conclusion that there is no such thing as the Great Conspiracy. I build this statement on this fact: There is an ongoing war of moral and ethics in general society between autocratic Churches (Old World Order) and the States (New World Order) that has put everything into the battlefield of mind. In war “conspiracies” against the enemy are instead known as “war tactics” and I suggest that the so called “Great Conspiracy” thereby instead is a tactical attack onto the State, by fundamentalists of the Old World Order - a well planned attempt to recruit soldiers from the largest power of all, the grassroots. The hidden agenda is to unite as many as possible in the war against themselves using, again, the ancient tactics of “Divide and conquer”.

“We are in the middle of a war. One that has been going on forever to protect a secret so powerful that if revealed it would devastate the very foundations of mankind.” — Sir Leigh Teabing, in Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code

These wise and truthful words points out this same war in which the powerful “secret”, I suggest, is nothing more and nothing less than the key to unlock the understanding of our own understandings (The Light). Understanding that would make one to be like that little child who spoke up against the masses when the Emperor was naked, in “Emperor’s new clothes”. We all know that the child did it because it had no references to the fearful powers of the Emperor and that’s really what it’s all about. This is the ultimate reason why I wrote this dossier. How could we learn to understand this fear and then forget it, so that our subconscious would make us act as the little boy even as adults? As of today, my feelings tell me that we’ll have to trust the anomies of society until we have learnt to understand the inevitable.

I will end this dossier with the ending part of William Faulkner’s Nobel Prize acceptance speech from December 10, 1950. In the first part of his speech, William embodies the spirit of mankind (he) from a writer’s point of view, were mankind’s understanding of fear is the main subject.

“Until he relearns these things, he will write as though he stood among and watched the end of man. I decline to accept the end of man. It is easy enough to say that man is immortal simply because he will endure: that when the last dingdong of doom has clanged and faded from the last worthless rock hanging tideless in the last red and dying evening, that even then there will still be one more sound: that of his puny inexhaustible voice, still talking. I refuse to accept this. I believe that man will not merely endure: he will prevail. He is immortal, not because he alone among creatures has an inexhaustible voice, but because he has a soul, a spirit capable of compassion and sacrifice and endurance. The poet's, the writer's, duty is to write about these things. It is his privilege to help man endure by lifting his heart, by reminding him of the courage and honor and hope and pride and compassion and pity and sacrifice which has been the glory of his past. The poet's voice need not merely be the record of man, it can be one of the props, the pillars to help him endure and prevail.” — William Faulkner, Nobel Prize acceptance speech, December 10, 1950

I unite myself with William and those of us who still believe that, no matter how many obstacles that may be listed, the future of mankind is “bright” with the exception of the four words that was heard some were in the universe just a second before the big bang: - “Oh no, not again…” ;) And until we will hear those words again, I think we, mankind, will manage to unite. It’s possible, that we need a few more rounds in the cycle of repeating history. But I’m possitive.

Mental Dictatorship or Freedom

Ultimatly and methaphoricly, isn’t it these two choices we have? If irrational leadership will rule the world, I feel it’s likely that we will have a throne like the one in Saint Peter’s Church of Rome, were the Emperor ultimately rules the world from, no matter what religion that will be the one that succeeds the others. Or will we have a world of nations that together rules the world. This “together world” of United Nations (if working) will probably result in even more nations as todays domestic conflicts seem to demand it. I mentioned earlier that it’s probably easier to create new societies than convert old ones, and as I also mentioned earlier, I think China has the capacity to lead this development, as I think its Inevitable, no matter how scary it may seem.

Hmmm… I haven’t thought about it before… Compare the throne of Saint Peter’s and the hall of the UN General Assembly. Look how alike they are…

THE INEVITABLE DOSSIER ENDS HERE

I hope you got something out of it and that it gave you some new angles on how to look upon things in life. The rest is up to you…

“If you in further understanding seek to dwell, your path here after is crucial, that much I can tell.”

— Messiah

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