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LadyEllen -> another riddle - who am I now? (12/20/2009 3:40:22 AM)
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It is time to recognise that the world of mankind transcends the rest of nature; we can and do triumph over the vicious struggle where the strongest prosper and the weak perish.
It is time to realise that our ability to confront and overcome the threats to our survival, arising from our adaptability and ingenuity over centuries means that we can win the game of life on this planet, and not just for ourselves but for our entire species and all others too.
It is no longer the case that we must compete with one another, if indeed it ever was the case, but rather we must now cooperate with one another to ensure the satisfactory distribution of resources that all might prosper. The Earth may be finite, but our technology and will are infinite to this end.
No longer must we heed the voices that urge fear and distrust of others that have in the past led us to ever more disastrous conflicts. No more must we seek and celebrate the fulfilment of jealous aggression in taking the inheritance of others for our own selfish aggrandisement. Such voices are dangerous, risking catastrophe for all in their outdated view of the world.
For the world has changed and it is we who have changed it, making it possible and indeed insisting that it is necessary and right that all mankind is afforded dignity and justice in the security of the brotherhood of humanity if any are to be so graced. We are for the first time in history cognisant of our ability and need to cooperate on a global basis for our own sakes.
We must turn all hands to one common cause – our utter victory over the self centred and isolated view that has only ever brought pain, suffering and death to our fellow man, and to this end we cannot afford disparate views to contaminate our path; all must submit themselves to this common cause in our progress and prosperity according to our superior understanding of the world. For if we fail in this uniformity then the weakness spread thereby, like a cancer penetrating our being, shall cause us to be destroyed as it has so often risked before.
There is no longer I, only we, for whilst as individuals we can do much to resist our own selfishness this must be understood to be for the sake of we as a whole. For those who willingly submit to the greater good they can expect the prosperity and success for themselves and their fellows worldwide that is their rightful and lawful reward, whilst for those who resist and seek to assert themselves against their fellows they shall receive the rightful and lawful verdict of the world in the confrontation and destruction they seek.
Economically, spiritually and above all politically we must stand united as one body, correcting any that vary from within or resist from without, in the struggle to triumph over ourselves which is our rightful duty to the world of man and the Earth we share with all of life.
To Mankind!
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