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THE PRESENT CRISIS AND BEYOND
by Uriah J. Fields   
     
Last edited: Thursday, November 6, 2003
Posted: Friday, March 7, 2003

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If we the people allow the actions of our leaders to bring calamitous distress and affliction upon us, we too, even though not the culprits, are co-conspirators with them in the administration of injustice and inhumanity.

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People so seldom realize that when they give their national leaders carte blanche authorization to do good or evil, to apply domestic and foreign policies that are designed to abuse some fellow-Americans and peoples of other nations they, by their permission granted, sow to the wind seeds of destructiveness in a whirlwind or hurricane.
The "Law of Retribution" is no less exacting than the "Law of Gravity." Even though the arc of the moral universe bends toward justice, sometimes ever so slowly, it does come full circle. As we sow, we shall reap.
Just as "an unexamined life is not worth living, " an unexamined nation is not worthy to be a nation deserving of honor. When we blindly, naively or, out of pseudonational pride, support our national leaders without requiring them to "do justly and love mercy," we commit, what has to be, the eight deadly sin, choosing to do evil rather than to do good.
So when I question the conduct of our national leaders and refuse to endorse their inhumane domestic and foreign policies that I know will promote divisiveness, favor one group or nation over another, it is not because I, a veteran of the Korean War, am unpatriotic or unAmerican, only that in my heart I know we are all children of one Creator and that we were created to be one people and the members of one family whose residence is the World House that we call Planet Earth.
It is perfectly clear to me that people are no less responsible for the conduct of their national leaders than these leaders themselves. IF WE ALLOW THE ACTIONS OF OUR LEADERS TO BRING CALAMITOUS DISTRESS AND AFFLICTION UPON US, WE TOO, EVEN THOUGH NOT THE CULPRITS, ARE CO-CONSPIRATORS WITH THEM IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF INJUSTIC AND INHUMANITY.
Kindness, not wealth, military might or a super-power complex obsessiveness, is our greatest possesison. Nothing else comes close! It is our superior weapon or, more correctly, generosity, that we can express individually and as a nation to win friends and encourage people, as we influence nations, to do likewise. So henceforth let us mass-administer and practice kindness and require the same of our national leaders. IT IS KIND TO BE KIND. And besides, it is in our own self-interest and that of our children, their children and their yet unborn descendants to be kind.


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Reviewed on March 8, 2003
News - 4/5 of the UN Security Council want diplomatic solutions...The US/UK were caught presenting false data regarding Iraq's attempts to get nukes...The US Marines have violated the UN enforced demilitarized zone between Kuwait and Iraq - truth and justice don't apply - Iraq will be provoked and then accused of starting it - many will die because 3% of the world population use 45% of the resources. Thanks for the write, though few will read it unless you post it as a poem.

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