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Chapter 10: An Environment to Dissolve Terrorism.We have previously recognized that the underlying mentality of controlling one another is reflected in orders of ever greater intensity in oligarchism, fascism, and terrorism. Whoever works to expose these, works on the same platform on which Mary Baker Eddy had worked one hundred years ago before fascism and terrorism became rampant in the world, resulting from ever increasing levels of oligarchism. The establishment of oligarchism has led to slavery. Mary Baker Eddy has explored the subject of slavery in respect to individual behavior in dealing with disease. She writes, "Like our nation, Christian Science has its Declaration of Independence. God has endowed man with inalienable rights, among which are self-government, reason, and conscience. Man is properly self-governed only when he is guided rightly and governed by his Maker, divine Truth and Love."*(Science and Health 106:6) She further explored the nature of fascism, indirectly, perhaps, in her address, "Choose Ye!" Fascism had not been as fully developed in her time. Neither has she explored the scourge of terrorism, as the concept hadn't been put into extensive practice in her time. Still, she explored the fundamental aspects of all of these structures under the name of mental malpractice, against which she uttered the stern warning for one to be aware of it and to protect oneself against it, "when awake and when asleep." She writes elsewhere, "Evil thoughts, lusts, and malicious purposes cannot go forth, like wandering pollen, from one human mind to another, finding unsuspected lodgement, if virtue and truth built a strong defense."*(Science and Health 234:32) Fascism cannot exist without popular support behind it, nor can terrorism have an effect if there exists not that background of mental poverty that inspires fear rather than confidence in man's dominion - an environment that allows for the easy destabilization of a nation. Terrorism would have been utterly useless against the patriots that won the U.S. independence. Indeed, it had been tried, and had not succeeded. Terrorism succeeds only in an environment of mental poverty where there is a basis of support for the policies that terrorism is designed to strengthen by tearing down the divine image of man in response to fear. Terrorism exploits poverty in Spirit, and if successful, strengthens that poverty, leading to the internal weakening of the nation. This same scenario also is true about the terrorism of disease. Mary Baker Eddy presents the only rational response in dealing with the roots of this type of terrorism. She writes, "We should become more familiar with good than with evil, and guard against false beliefs as watchfully as we bar our doors against the approach of thieves and murderers."*(Science and Health 234:9) In the scientific sense, international terrorism comes to light as a unique combination of oligarchism deploying fascism. It is designed by the controlling agencies to achieve massive irrational reactions leading to the destabilizing of the targeted nation or nations through fear, anger, or division. The object of terrorism is always to control people. Terrorism is extremely successful for as long as people react to it in the predicted manner, which is usually the case when the human consciousness is not firmly founded in the truth of its own identity and dominion, so that the desired irrationalism can take over and cause irresponsible unnatural actions according to the wishes of the terrorizers. Sometimes terrorism is carefully hidden, although it act in the same manner as open terrorism. One of the hidden forms of terrorism is the great fear that has been stirred up in the minds of humanity over the supposed overpopulation of the world. This is a type of terrorism that causes strong reactions in people who are not aware of the facts. Since there is no overpopulation in reality, a pseudo-scientific terrorism is needed to hype up a frenzy in order that oligarchic devolution and depopulation schemes have some apparent platform to stand on. || - page index - || - chapter index - || - Exit - ||
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