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What a contrast one finds in these commitments that raise the standard of living to new highs, in comparison with hopeless existence that the people presently face in the lands ruled by the "Heart of Darkness!" Russia, for instance, and Russia is not alone in this, has lost 80% of its industries. As a consequence agricultural production has collapsed to a level far below what is required for the country to sustain itself. The outcome is, that the nation is dying. It is dying of hunger. Hunger leads to biological deficiencies that enable diseases, many of which effect future generations. Right now, only 38% of all children born, are born without serious health problems. This means that 62% of all new infants now begin their life sick or seriously debilitated, and are in addition to this handicap, forced to survive in a world in which the hardiest of the adults can barely make it.
The irony is, that this massive forced dying of the general population is not considered a crime against humanity. It is not even classified as a violation of human rights. China, in total contrast to this ongoing devastation, is making plans to built 200 brand new cities over the next 30 years, in an effort to provide its people a more decent life than they had had for many centuries. The contrast shows what can be done. This contrast is of vital importance at the present moment as the "Heart of Darkness" remains committed to its long standing goal of emptying the existing cities under its control, by means of death.
In this comparison China emerges as a country of light in a darkened world. One of the reason for China's success is its application of the early American System of economy which was founded on the principles developed during the Golden Renaissance and the cultural, moral, and scientific tradition that grew out of it. America's brightest period was founded on this tradition of light, which had made the USA the most prosperous nation on the planet until the "Heart of Darkness" re-asserted itself through its terror of successive assassinations of Presidents and the nation's most able leaders. China had suffered similarly under the "Heart of Darkness," but even as this occurred, one of its young scholars, named Sun Yat Sen, became educated in Hawaii. Here, he became familiar with the American System of economy, of Alexander Hamilton, which he adopted as a policy foundation for the new China he had fought for throughout the remainder of his life, often against hopeless odds. Today, Dr. Sun Yat Sen is revered as the father of modern China. His example proved that the forced regression into poverty and social devastation that is constantly increasing under the yoke of the "Heart of Darkness" can be reversed. In fact, to some degree it is being reversed.
It appears even possible that the presently planned, preemptive nuclear Armageddon can be prevented. This has happened before when a man with exceptional moral character stood his ground contrary to all the urging of his advisors. It has come to light through the Freedom for Information Act (US) that mankind came very close to a devastating global nuclear war during the Cuban Missile Crisis, a war that neither side would have survived, much less won. At it the time of this crisis every single one of President Kennedy's advisors had urged their president to go for it, to launch the massive preemptive nuclear strike against the Soviets that had been planed in detail and prepared for over many years for such a time of crisis. Only one person stood in opposition to all that, and this was President Kennedy, himself. Whatever history may have recorded about this man, all pails into insignificance in comparison with the strength of character that had spared the life of humanity that day.
This process can be repeated even in this modern world, as unlikely as this may appear. As things stand at the moment, the man who has the most direct control over the nuclear trigger in Israel, screams the loudest for war. But all this can change. His masters, within the "Heart of Darkness" are fast becoming under attack.
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