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LadyEllen -> a riddle - who am I and who am I not? (12/19/2009 7:57:24 AM)
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It is time to recognise that the world of mankind is no different to the rest of nature; a vicious struggle where the strongest prosper and the weak perish.
It is time to realise that our survival depends on our strength of will and our strength of arms to assert ourselves against others who would take what we have and destroy us.
Further, that our survival and our success relies on taking what others have and destroying them utterly that we might prosper, for the Earth has but finite resources to support our prosperity, and should we fail in this sacred duty then we must fall and our seed be wiped from the Earth as weak and unworthy of life.
And we should abandon and reject entirely any weak minded fools amongst us, who appeal to ideas of the common dignity of mankind and universal human rights, who call out that things will work out if we only cooperate and share the resources amongst all such that all might prosper. Such notions are evidence of weakness in the struggle for life and as corrosive elements to our resolution to adhere to the Law Of Life must be expunged utterly, lest they spread amongst us, weaken us and render us unworthy of life.
We must turn all hands to one common cause – our utter victory over all others and our dominion over their inheritance, and to this end we cannot afford disparate views to contaminate our path; all must submit themselves to this common cause in our survival and prosperity according to our superior understanding of the world. For if we fail in this uniformity then the weakness spread thereby, like a cancer penetrating our being, shall cause us to be destroyed.
We must come always before I, for as individuals we can do little to resist and destroy the forces ranged against us. For those who willingly submit to the greater good they can expect the prosperity and success for themselves and their offspring that is their rightful and lawful reward, whilst for those who resist and seek to assert themselves against their fellows they shall receive the rightful and lawful sentence which all violations of the great Law bring on those judged weak and unworthy of life.
Economically, militarily and above all politically we must stand united as one body, removing any that vary from within or resist from without, in the struggle to triumph over others which is our rightful duty to ourselves and our descendants.
To Victory!
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