An international outcry is beginning to unfold against the British Empire whose capital serves as headquarters and logistical base for nearly every major international terrorist organization there is.  At the moment, the Empire still refuses to end its massive support of terrorism, but this may change.  It was reported in Al Ahram in a large spread expose published a few months after the massacre of tourists in Luxor, Egypt, that as much as 1,400 terrorist groups are operating freely in London.  According to Al-Quds Al-Arabi (Cairo Dec. 8, 1997) there has even been a law-suite launched in a Cairo court in which the Queen of England and the British Prime Minister Tony Blair stand accused of "plotting the assassination of Princess Diana and Dody Al-Fayed."  The evidence is all in the open and well documented in the most daring of the last remaining independent newspapers, even in Britain.   Such exposures, and they are unfolding in ever more areas around the world, shed more and more light upon the "Heart of Darkness" that is driving the campaign for the preemptive nuclear Armageddon that is planned for the Middle East and Africa.  In fact all of its antihuman policies are being to be exposed.

A recent Jodanian delegation to Iraq, that arrived to investigate the effect of the U.N. sanctions on the society, called the imposition of these sanctions a "brutal genocidal war... declared on a defenseless population."  The report compares the sanctions to Hitler's holocaust.  It states, that "no matter what public relations gimmicks are used now to justify the collective death of Iraqis, the world should not repeated the same apathy it showed when millions were sent to gas-oven camps years ago in Europe."*(Jordanian Perspective, Dr. Musa Keilani, Dec. 5, 1997)  These of bold words of a patriotic flavor, and they are spoken evermore loudly.

Even the UN's own report on Iraq admits that over 1.5 million people have died from the consequences of the sanctions, mainly among the nation's children and the elderly.  And this is said to be only a beginning.  UNICEF itself, reports (published in November 1997, by Rick McDowell) that another three million children are presently severely at as the result of acute malnutrition.  While the U.N. still remains committed to is murderous sanctions as demanded by the "Heart of Darkness" outcry against them is getting louder and is broadening into a protest against all other types of the U.N.'s murderous sanctions.

Protesting reports of these other types of sanctions are beginning to surface all over the world, like reports of the human devastation that has been imposed upon North Korea by the world organizations which have politically isolated North Korea as none human and prevented the nation from receiving help in times of its severest famine caused by natural disasters.

Also Russia's plight is more openly talked about, now.  More and more scientists stand up boldly in exposing the imposition of the IMF's financial shock therapy sanctions as genocide.  Some point out that the financial shock-therapy sanctions that have devastated agricultural production in Russia to the point that the sanctions are now readily acknowledged as a veiled form of direct genocide.*(Speech at Woodrow Wilson Center, Washington, D.C., Dec 9, 1997,  Murray Feshbach, Professor in demography at Georgetown University)

These are painful situations that are thus being explored all over the world, and are more readily brought to light than ever before.  Indeed, it is a painful process for one to explore the dimension of mankind's submissive interaction with with the "Heart of Darkness."  But the very fact that the process has begun and is expanding promises to make it a highly important one for enhancing the chance of mankind's survival.  Also, it is an interesting process at that.

By this process of exploration, mankind, invariably becomes its own guide towards the truth and a richer future.  In Dante's epic poem, Divine Comedy, we find two heroes side by side: a pilgrim and his guide.  In real life humanity must fulfill both roles, especially the second one which emits light.  Dante's guide speaks to us from this higher level.  As one finds no guide, in person, at the leading edge of scientific determination, a society must determine it own course.  It must be its own guide.  It must focus on every bit of light that can be detected and gain the requisite perception of it on its own.  For this a great sensitivity is needed, and a point of reference that is carried by the highest attainment in scientific, moral, and spiritual development.

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