Balder Ex-Libris

Author : Juchem Wolfgang
Title : Truth and justice versus lies and hatred Germany's fate from a German perspective
Year : 1997

Link download : Juchem_Wolfgang_-_Truth_and_justice_versus_lies_and_hatred.zip

The friends of a man saw he was in poor health and that something serious must be wrong. The man, however, reasoned that it was all due to merely a lack of sleep, improper eating habits or possibly a case of emotional depression. When his condition did not improve, the man was strongly urged to contact a doctor. After a routine examination, the physician recommended that specialists in internal problems be consulted. The patient did, and the later diagnosis was a frightening one: cancer. The disease was beginning to literally eat away the innards of the sick man. Drastic remedial measures were in order if he were to be made well. Accepting the conclusions of the doctors, the cancer victim agreed to undergo treatment on a large area of his digestive system. By recognizing his sickness and by cooperating with his healers, the man was saved. It took much effort and pain, but the dreadful disease was defeated. There is a similarity to be drawn between this sick man and present-day America. Many who respect and honor it see the United States is in extremely bad health. Symptoms of the nation's illness are to be noted in many social and economic ways. It is to America's credit that had most any other country suffered as the U.S. the other country would have been totally destroyed by now. America was blessed with a great foundation of strength and endurance. Considering the tremendous and lengthy attack that America's enemy has carried on against it, one cannot be but impressed with these attributes. Though there is a likeness between the cancer patient and the U.S. in their serious illnesses, the similarity may end in what the two subjects do about facing their problems. The ill man finally awakened to his plight and sought to correct it; the United States which is to say its Traditional citizens is still to become aware of its ailment. As with the man at first, the nation is rationalizing as to why it suffers. Rather than to maturely and realistically admit that something is direly wrong and to find out what, America speaks instead of "inflation", "environmental pollution", "urban blight", "energy crunch", etc. And, whereas such conditions are significant and genuine, they are only, for the most part, symptoms of a disease. The cause is something else. Until Traditional-Americans, the substance of America, open their eyes and minds and confront the cause of their national malady, America is going to continue suffering. Should they not recognize the disease gnawing away at their nation's vitals, America, unlike the cancer patient, may not survive. ...