Killer wars create immigrants; let's have more wars

By Jon Rappoport

Some, but not all, waves of immigrants result from wars that leave people helpless and terrified. They run, they flee, they emigrate to the West.

We must have more immigrants, according to self-styled "liberals."

So let's have more wars. That'll make liberals feel good about themselves, and that's what we want, right?

If the wars stopped, lots of potential immigrants would stay where they are. They wouldn't come to the West. That would make liberals depressed. We can't have that.

I would suggest we're looking at the Hillary Clinton formula: love war, wage war, and thus bring more glorious immigrants to our shores. Just a thought.

The whole point of our society these days is people feeling virtuous, and signaling each other about their mutual virtuousness. We must cater to these folk. They are the beautiful ones.

They place their own heartfelt goodness on the highest pedestal. There must be NO analysis of the cost of immigration. There must be NO ceiling on immigration. There must be no assessment of the crimes committed by immigrants. Facts and figures and limits are heartless and cruel and elitist.

LET EVERYONE IN.

No borders, no nations, no deportations.

Somehow, some way, this will lead to utopia.

How exactly? That's a secret. But don't worry. It'll come to pass.

Who knows? We may have to destroy the village in order to save it.

And all those immigrants who aren't migrating to the West because of wars? The ones who are coming for the free government goodies? The ones who refuse to accept the traditions and laws of the country they're entering? The ones who hate the countries they're entering and prove it by committing heinous crimes? That's not really a problem. With enough love from the "liberals," they will be transformed in time. And even if they aren't, that's all right, because in their own way they'll be breaking down the gross evil called "sovereign nations"---which we all know is code for Nazism. Nothing should be sovereign. Borders are artificial. They're just lines on a map. What a scintillating insight! (Most college students these days are enlightened by this staggering revelation, aren't they?)

I say: worship the Pentagon. Worship the military industrial complex. They find ingenious ways to launch wars. Therefore, they help bring more immigrants here. They do their part. They give us the chance to show our humanitarian soul.

War is God's plan to allow us to be virtuous.

War is the universe saying, "Let your love shine through."

Everything happens for a reason.

Let us launch the Church of War.

The Church will teach us we are one planet without nations.

Finally, we will have peace.

Through war.

And then we can build a memorial to the recently deceased David Rockefeller, who knew all along that peace through war would lead to one global governance system with no nations, no borders, no exclusions:

Everyone laboring under the same sun. Everyone fitting into a predetermined slot, ridding us of the scourge called freedom. Everyone cooperating in the new civilization. Everyone saving everyone.

We will triumph as One Glob, indivisible.

All along, the impulse for war has been persistent; difficult if not impossible to eradicate.

Now, finally, we know why.

It was a great Good, masquerading as Evil.

...those who are obsessed with appearing to do good must have victims they can help; if there aren't enough victims---create them.

Be a war monger who preaches peace and unity.

IF YOU'RE IN THE ARMED FORCES AND YOU'RE VERY LUCKY, YOU MIGHT PARTICIPATE IN AN ATTACK, AN INVASION, A WAR THAT WILL DISLOCATE HUGE NUMBERS OF DESPERATE CIVILIANS. SOME OF THEM WILL EMIGRATE HERE, WHERE OUR OWN CITIZENS FERVENTLY WISH TO DO GOOD AND HELP THEM. YOU WILL ENABLE OUR CITIZENS IN THEIR QUEST TO PROVE THEMSELVES VIRTUOUS. THEY WILL GIVE SANCTUARY TO THE IMMIGRANTS YOU DISPLACED.

It all works out, doesn't it?

The author of three explosive collections, THE MATRIX REVEALED, EXIT FROM THE MATRIX, and POWER OUTSIDE THE MATRIX, Jon was a candidate for a US Congressional seat in the 29th District of California. He maintains a consulting practice for private clients, the purpose of which is the expansion of personal creative power. Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, he has worked as an investigative reporter for 30 years, writing articles on politics, medicine, and health for CBS Healthwatch, LA Weekly, Spin Magazine, Stern, and other newspapers and magazines in the US and Europe. Jon has delivered lectures and seminars on global politics, health, logic, and creative power to audiences around the world.

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