London, 24 Feb. 11

The F word …

Force, Fear and Freedom

The world is now experiencing a new unexpected wave of mass uprising clashing with decades of Regimes, sustained and imposed by two major powers; force and fear.

From Beijing to Tripoli, one may argue about the local nuances, but all of them have the very same common base line in which they have lasted… unleashed force and fear against the common people. The unspeakable use of brutal actions against their own nationals, suppressing any sort of individual expression or human rights so the ruling Elite could perpetuate their illegitimate power. Some label themselves as Communists , Monarchies or People’s Republics, and in all they all have been cruel and corrupt regimes that played a lip service to the West, in one way or another either by supplying oil, minerals or slave labour. For decades they have lied to the people and called on patriotic slogans to deceit and exploit the masses. They have all looted and exploited the national wealth, and created misery to the many so the few could benefit in a life of extreme luxury and nepotism.

They have ultimately lost the moral battle and despite some apparent front of economical progress to the few and the fabricated international charts so much loved by the media, soon their accurate reality became obvious; the dire reality of these inhuman unsustainable brutal systems for the few against the many.

The Darkness, will eventually give way to a ray of light.

Fear will crumble once the taste of freedom is experienced.

Force can not stand the challenge of the will from the people.

The people will eventually realise the lie in which these Regimes have reigned and betrayed the national interest. They will no longer fear force as a way to suppress their will; they will eventually conquer their personal and collective liberation.

This is when force knows no fear.

And fear is devoid of any force.

This is the moment when people will endeavour in their inevitable journey to Freedom.

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Serge Waismann

Serge!  This is marvelous--always enjoy your writing.  Glad to see you've started a profile here!

Something you might be interested in doing--starting a blog here on Artslant.  You can do so by clicking on "add a blog post" from your profile page.  Then all your blog posts will be archived on your profile..

But also keep posting in the forums!

Cheers,

Ben