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Each of the many branches of the Empire's depopulation ideology brings to light a specific facet of injustice. These may all be far removed from the injustice that keeps a man in jail on a 77 year sentence for the crime of soliciting loans for a political publication without a security vendor's licence. In reality, however, all these aspects are interrelated. It has been said, and truly, that whenever injustice is tolerated against one single individual, no one is free and secure. This saying needs to be extended. One needs to add: that, from the moment on when justice is not upheld for every human being, a process is set in motion by which everyone's life is put in danger, as we have it today.
But what is justice?
Justice reflects an understanding of the truth. Christ Jesus once told his followers, "... ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free."*(John 8:32) This saying is still valid in every respect. Image what the world would be like today if the world's information media would present to the public the truth! Genocide would cease, the creation of poverty would cease, the sabotaging of mankind's future would cease, forced austerity and underdevelopment would cease, death by starvation and by malaria etc., would cease. Injustice would, necessarily, cease. Justice in all respects would be established. Unfortunately humanity is far from experiencing such a world.
Truth is found in the discovery of fundamental principles and scientific reasoning. Ultimately, however, the truth cannot be forever hidden. Lies are created in a negative development system that amplifies itself in a hyperbolic progression. With each step the lies become bigger and more deadly. The "Global Warming" attack on the use of mankind's energy fuels is aiming for the death of up to nine tenth of humanity. In a negative development system, however, whatever develops has an inherently self-destructive characteristic. Lies are be built upon lies into an enormously impressing structure that holds the entire world in its spell, but with each step the structure becomes also more volatile to the truth until a sudden recognition of a spark of truth causes the great pyramid to collapse.
Historically, such a thing happened on the social scene when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor. Out of this terrible pain a new nation was born. New imperatives moved individuals, and they responded to the demands of the hour. An entire nation had changed, literally overnight.
Further back in history, in the 15th century, the discovery of a certain spark of truth ended the darkest of the dark ages, and set the stage for the Golden Renaissance. This spark of truth was an unfolding recognition that man is the reflected image of God, manifesting in his intellect the divine quality of reason whereby man is capable of boundless creativity, having the capacity to transform the world. By this single spark of truth the age old myths were overturned that had rendered the mass of humanity as 'born' slaves, serves, or worse. In response to this spark of truth mankind began to change explosively, and be just to itself.
Justice is the outgrowth of a deep seated recognition of man as the reflected image of God.
History teaches us that justice does indeed become a focal point during periods of renaissance. During such periods when inspired thought reaches out to infinity, reality becomes recognized as an important factor, and the goals of society become one of raising its status of civilization to such levels that its living reflects the new discovered identity and capability of man. These renaissance goals, of course, cannot be reached on any lesser basis, but must be pursued by focusing on reality.
The German poet, Goethe, is said to have pursued the principle of the discovery and the unfolding of truth throughout his life. It became the subject of his most famous work, "Dr. Faust." In the beginning Faust became a victim to the 'glory' of all that the devil had to offer, and sold his soul to the devil under a contract sealed with his own blood. The contract was such that the devil would have him when he found such great satisfaction and joy that he would hope the moment would never end. As it was, however, Faust found the devil's offerings empty, one by one. Only at the end, as he longed for more, for some substance, he found the greater blessing that he has searched for in a great work that benefitted the larger sphere of society and gave it a richer life. This, then, was the moment. Nevertheless, the devil didn't get his contracted due. Heaven intervened, with a reprimand to the devil, pointing out that a good man, in his dark (undisciplined) yearning is still sensitive to what is right.
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