(Friends and family - it pains me to admit this as it should you as well - but this just happens to be REALITY.......and we ALLOWED IT! -
https://crushlimbraw.blogspot.com/search?q=churchianity&max-results=20&by-date=true&m=1 - CL)
War is one of the fundamental conditions of humanity, and it was originally a factor of selection. The best were those who survived. However, war has developed into mass extermination, where it is often the best who are killed. During the Thirty Years’ War, what is now Germany lost more than 25% of its population. In World War I, the British lost so many capable people that it became difficult to continue administering India – in 1947, the “Crown Jewel” had to be abandoned. World War II cost so many lives that no one can put a credible figure on it. At least 27 million Soviet citizens, 2 million Germans alone during the post-war expulsion – the number of soldiers killed in German units amounts to at least 5.5 million. Added to this are British, French, Japanese, American, and other soldiers, bombing victims, especially in Germany, but also in England, victims of the siege of Leningrad (at least 1.5 million), the German policy of starvation towards Russian prisoners of war (and civilians), the partisan war in Russia, the starvation and random shootings of German or Russian prisoners of war by the Americans, the attempts to exterminate the Jews of Europe, the victims of the bombing of Tokyo, not to mention the victims of the atomic bombs. A total of 70 million in all theatres of war – and that is probably an understatement. And the vast majority of those killed were Europeans of the highest quality – at least 100 million in total in the last century – 100 million who did not have children and grandchildren, etc.
Demographically, Europe cannot afford any more wars – especially not today, when any war is almost certain to develop into a global nuclear war that will destroy all life in Europe – and on the entire planet.....
Povl H. Riis-Knudsen
