Warfare & World History: Why Nuclear Materials Now?????

From: The Writings of African-Americans

This article is endorsed by The Writings of African-Americans (TWOAA) by Tres Mali Scott, M.Ed., M.S., Ph.D. (ABD), Second Place Pulitzer Center Citizen Journalist Award Winning Writer.

World history has always shown war and conflict. Armies equally equipped and strategy with skill, treaty and negotiations ended the wars and conflicts. Around 2000 to 1200 Before Christ (B.C.) the main stimuli for technological advances was warfare. Now the more technologically advanced had power not seen before. Negotiations, resources, & trade became more important to treaty and the end of wars or conflicts.

This is now the year 2010 A.D. (Ano Domini, Latin for “year of Our Lord”), the way of dating that is used in the United States of America. In China today it is the year 4708, of the Tiger. According to the Ethiopian Calendar it is the year 2002. Whatever year it is, today in the United States of America a world history observation shows that many small or rural countries are being forced to learn and use dangerous technology to survive.

Some countries have been reported by the media as using terrorist and para-terrorist activities that match the age in which warfare motivated  technological advancement, Before Christ (B.C.).  As an internationally recognized Psychic, I have currently had many experiences that indicate the use of excessive force by individuals who may not have the means to control the type of technology they are using.

Newsweek, The Los Angeles Times, and the New York Times have all reported human rights violations that are occurring all over the world. The United Nations, NATO, Human Rights Watch, & Amnesty International have failed humanity. Who do we turn to, when the international watchdogs are no longer acting? Terrorism and Para-terrorism have already effected the United States of America. The 9/11 bombing and terrorist have shot US soldiers at recruiting offices. This is no longer just a problem for other countries. It is also a problem in the United States of America.

Most large countries have spent billions of dollars to protect from long range weapons. Today many of these small countries have the resources and funding to purchase small bombs, short range weapons, and nuclear capability. It would be inhuman to allow someone of sit with Nuclear burns without treatment. From a religious point of view it might feel like a fake hell, continuous burning. The United States of America has taken the lead in most cases and once had to requested the United Nations have other countries involved in decision making that effects and affects international human rights.

In conclusion the international issues of terrorism and para-terrorism must be addressed by more than the United States of America. The United Nations must involve the entire world to solve these problems.