Remembering the end of World War II

Emanuel Pastreich

As an official candidate for president running as an independent, it is critical that I speak out on the 81^st anniversary of the end of World War Two, and that I demand unconditionally that the economic incentives for banks and corporations, as well as for the political and cultural lackeys that they control, be ended and we the citizens take back our nation and we the people take back our souls.

The are pushing right now all of us further and further into a third world war, which will destroy us all, through a combination of nuclear war, AI-driven psychological warfare powered by data centers, robots and drones now being secretly stockpiled across the country, and the destruction of the climate, the seas and the rivers, the soil and air. This world war, this nightmare, must be stopped.

Sadly, the Second World War, which started with many Americans backing the anti-fascist movement, many going to Spain to fight with the Republicans against the fascists, ended with the United States heading in the wrong direction.

You see, not all Americans were anti-fascist. Ford Motor Company, IBM, Standard Oil and others backed the fascists, worked with them. And now their descendants want to make anti-fascist activism illegal.

World War Two ended with the United States embracing a massive global standing army, and inheriting the bloody imperialist crown of the British Empire. Things took a turn for the worse in the firebombing of Dresden in February, 1945, in the firebombing of Tokyo in March, 1945, and when the United States reached down into the caverns of hell and dropped two atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki on August sixth and ninth respectively.

After that, because the United State was drawn into the imperial sphere of war, making war, the preparation for war, and the sale of weapons the primary stimulus to the economy, we could not find our way back to peace in an economic and cultural sense, as much as individuals longed for peace.

We never went back to a peace-time economy—despite various attempts, and the Korean War put us on a deadly path to Vietnam, and that led to dozens of military conflicts, and the growth of a massive military economy—a cancer on the body politic at the expense of local production, family farms, and self-sufficiency. After that addition to war set in, everything had to be based on global trade for the benefit of corporations.

Now we are being dragged into a third world war, which could be our last. We have moved up one flight in the spiral staircase: this war is different.

In addition to bombs and missiles, we now have massive information and psychological warfare programs coordinated by billionaires around the world. We have domestic false flag attacks on communities meant to disorient and to terrorize, to enforce the code of silence. We have targeted individuals who have no rights, who do not exist for their friends and family, and who are tortured with gang stalking, electromagnetic attacks, and other cruel experiments. We have nano weapons, directed energy weapons, and the use of supercomputers to track and to manipulate everyone over time.

We are in the midst of a new world war that demands that we the people come up with a plan for how we will take back control of our culture and our values, take back control of money and the economy, take back control of policy, of education, and culture from the dark financial empire which has its tentacles wrapped around our bodies and our souls.

We must end this world war, but it is not anywhere near enough to gather on weekends with signs in the park. We must remake our entire economy and culture.