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The War to End War 100 Years On: An Evaluation and Reorientation of our Resistance to War
By Robert J. Burrowes British author and social commentator H.G. Wells may have coined the expression that originally popularized World War I as The War that Will End War, as his book, based on articles written during that vast … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, anti-war, Authoritarianism, culture, Economics, elites, Empire, Geopolitics, imperialism, Militarization, Philosophy, Psy-ops, Psychology, Social Control, Social Engineering, society, Sociology, State Crime, war
Tagged Armistice Day, capitalism, Conflict, culture, Economics, Extinction, H.G. Wells, Non-Violence, Philosophy, psychology, PTSD, society, Sociology, The War that Will End War, US Military, Violence, war, War Resistance, World War I
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The Psychology of Fascism
By Robert J. Burrowes The continuing rise of fascism around the world is drawing increasing attention particularly as it takes firmer grip within national societies long seen to have rejected it. Some recent studies have reminded us of the characteristics … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Authoritarianism, conditioning, consciousness, corporate news, culture, elites, Health, media, news, Philosophy, police state, propaganda, Psy-ops, Psychology, Social Control, Social Engineering, society, Sociology, Spirituality, State Crime, surveillance state, war
Tagged activism, Consciousness, corporate media, Corruption, elites, fascism, fear, How Fascism Works, Jason Stanley, Laurence W. Britt, media, Morality, nationalism, Non-Violence, NSA, police state, Power, Powerlessness, Professor Johan Galtung, propaganda, psychology, Scapegoating, Self-hatred, surveillance state, Violence, Wilhelm Reich
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Strategy and Conscience: Subverting Elite Power So We End Human Violence
By Robert J. Burrowes Given the overwhelming evidence that activist efforts are failing to halt the accelerating rush to extinction precipitated and maintained by dysfunctional human behavior, it is worth reflecting on why this is happening. Of course, you might … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, anti-war, Authoritarianism, black ops, consciousness, Consumerism, Corporate Crime, culture, Deep State, Economics, elites, Empire, Environment, Financial Crisis, Geopolitics, imperialism, Philosophy, propaganda, Psy-ops, Psychology, Social Control, Social Engineering, society, Sociology, State Crime, war
Tagged activism, Climate Change, Consumerism, Corporate Globalization, corporatocracy, elites, environment, Fossil Fuels, Gandhi, geopolitics, Global Elites, Helsinki, NATO, NGOs, Non-Violence, Nuclear War, Peace, Progress, Putin, Social Progress, society, Trump, Violence, war
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Climb Down From the Summit of Hostile Propaganda
Public reactions to an open letter from academics, journalists and politicians asking for co-existence with Russia show many Americans don’t buy the media’s bellicose spin, as Norman Solomon explains. By Norman Solomon Source: Consortium News Throughout the day before the … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, anti-war, conditioning, consciousness, corporate news, culture, Deep State, Geopolitics, imperialism, media, Media Literacy, Militarization, Neocons, news, patriotism, propaganda, Psy-ops, Social Control, Social Engineering, society, State Crime, war
Tagged anti-war, Cold War, corporate news, Deep State, Donald Trump, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., geopolitics, imperialism, Mainstream Media, media, Media Literacy, Militarism, MSNBC, Neocons, news, Non-Violence, Nuclear War, propaganda, Psy-ops, Russia, RussiaGate, Social Engineering, Vladimir Putin, war
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‘Violence Against Women: Why the UN Secretary-General Got it Wrong’
By Robert J. Burrowes In his remarks on the recent International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women – see ‘Violence Against Women is Fundamentally About Power’ – United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres inadvertantly demonstrated why well-meaning efforts being … Continue reading
Posted in conditioning, consciousness, culture, Philosophy, Psychology, Social Control, society, Sociology
Tagged Behavioral Psychology, Childhood Development, culture, Deep Listening, Domestic Violence, Emotions, Flame Tree Project, Non-Violence, psychology, Punishment, society, Sociology, Violence
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Killing the Biosphere to Fast-track Human Extinction
By Robert J. Burrowes Several years ago in Cameroon, a country in West Africa, a Western Black Rhinoceros was killed. It was the last of its kind on Earth. Hence, the Western Black Rhinoceros, the largest subspecies of rhinoceros which … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Corporate Crime, Dystopia, Economics, elites, Environment, Geoengineering, Psychology, society, Sociology, Spirituality, State Crime
Tagged 6th Extinction, Bees, Biosphere, Chemtrails, civilization, Climate Change, Corporations, Democracy, Earth, Economics, environment, Environmental Collapse, Extinction, Fukushima, geoengineering, Global Elite, Glyphosate, Herbicides, Methane, Monsanto, Non-Violence, pollution, Roundup, Violence
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The Conception of Nonviolence
By Robert J. Burrowes Around the world activists who are strategic thinkers face a daunting challenge to effectively tackle the multitude of violent conflicts, including the threat of human extinction, confronting human society in the early 21st century. I wrote … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, civil liberties, culture, Philosophy, society, Sociology, Spirituality
Tagged activism, civil liberties, Gandhi, Global Elite, Non-Violence, Peace, Political Struggle, Violence
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Gandhi’s Truth: Ending Human Violence One Commitment at a Time
By Robert J. Burrowes Gandhi Jayanti – 2 October, the date of Mohandas K. Gandhi’s birth in 1869 and the International Day of Nonviolence – offers an opportunity to reflect on human violence and to ponder ways to end it. … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, anti-war, consciousness, culture, Feminism, Inequality, Philosophy, Psychology, society, Sociology, war
Tagged Association of Franciscan Families of India, culture, Drone Bombings, Drone Warfare, Drones, Father Nithiya, Ghandi, International Day of Nonviolence, John McKenna, Joy First, Lily Thapa, Mairead Maguire, Non-Violence, Peace, Prince Simbwa Joseph, Rohingya, society, Uganda, Violence, Women for Human Rights
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