INTRODUCING OUR POLICY STATEMENT

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An important aspect of our policy is based on fascist government and concentration camp experiences during World War II .

These were highly traumatic experiences resulting in an obsession to try and help prevent a repetition of such conditions in future times .

The author feels that in our present society the potential for comparable developments on a hyper-magnified scale is a distinct possibility.

After half a century of learning at a geometric rate humanity now possesses techniques that when used by a malignant ruling class could make the good old days of Nazi Germany look like a constant summer camp in paradise.
note added 15^th April 2008
When expansion gets out of hand in the end no one benefits. Entire States get destroyed when opposing forces come into being. One example was the destruction of Nazi Germany.

The author was confronted with a comparable situation in his childhood which ultimately resulted in his spending nearly 4 years in concentration camps which got worse and worse. This triggered his interest in early detection of malignant mechanisms which could lead to a replication of comparable conditions if not constantly monitored by the forces of democracy.

I had lived in Heaven some 8 years . . . without the faintest knowledge of my privileged state . . . .Then . . . suddenly . . . straight into Hell . . . and back , like this :
One bright day . . . when I was roasting worms over a piece of glowing wood . . . -for my aunt’s lunch- . . . a . . . darkness . . . fell upon me . . . .
There was a certain . . . menace . . . in this . . . shadow . . . without apparent source . . .
Then I looked up . . . and there he stood . . . In "foreign" uniform . . . .
It occurred to me I was eye-balling him . . . reflexively . . . as I always did . . . without a thought . . .
Suddenly I remembered this could result in beating . . . .
Yet now a giant smiled . . . barely noticeable . . . then said softly
"Tell me boy . . . where can I find Mrs. Krol . . . ?
It was my cousin PIK , first "foreign" soldier in the camp - a Captain with Intelligence - who came to liberate us . . . And no one here even remotely knew the war had ended . . .

It is important to remember that our texts and links to concentration camps
(like Tjideng -in the note just above- ) relate to events happening often more then halve a century ago .
We must also consider that times change . . .
Our links and link clusters relating to our beloved Japanese brothers may indicate this .
We share the suffering of a Nation confronted with such tragedies . . .
We hope the "hikimori suicide way" will be reversed and not facilitated in Kamikaze and "Born to die for Germany" modes .
These modes relate to Heros in their Times . . .

jpk&jas

For relevant links click   1. here   2. Our beloved Japanese brothers   3. De Hel van Tjideng -