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WARFARE AND GENOCIDE =
FEEDING NATIONS WITH BODIES AND BLOOD TO KEEP THEM ALIVE
Richard Koenigsberg
Sacrifice means taking away from the body, removing substance from the body, in order
to give power to another idea or entity conceived as all-powerful, upon which your survival
seems to depends. It's as if you cannot exist without the powerful object to which you are
bound or connected, so to keep the object alive, you feed it with sacrificial victims.
"Bodies may die, but the spirit of England grows greater as each new soul speeds upon its way."
French Soldier in the First World War (before dying): "Speak to me from time to time as of
one of those who have given their blood that France may live and who have died gladly."
French Soldier in the First World War: "Viva la France, I am well content, I am dying for
her sake."
Maurice Barres, French author who glorified warfare during the First World War : "They
love life (the young men), but even were they dead, France will be rebuilt
from their souls which are like living stones. The sublime sun of youth sinks into the sea
and becomes the dawn which will hereafter rise again."
Indira Gandhi, the day before she was assassinated: "Even if I died in the service of the nation, I would be proud of it. Every drop of my blood, I am sure, will contribute to the
growth of this nation."
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