09/30/2026
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You’ve probably already guessed it: that means is war. There are many ways to wage war.
- Psychological warfare. Through propagandistic indoctrination, a randomly selected group of people is turned into an enemy stereotype and compared to a living being that has no right to life;
- Biological warfare. The best example of this was the “pandemic” renamed “COVID”;
- Chemical warfare. For example, the use of mustard gas (1917): a corrosive and suffocating substance;
- War on public health. Uses mustard gas reserves in largely ineffective chemotherapy treatments. For 100 years, the number of victims of the cancer pandemic has been rising;
- Cyberwarfare. A battle in cyberspace aimed at paralyzing the enemy’s critical infrastructure;
- Geological warfare. Uses HAARP technology to trigger floods, volcanic eruptions, and earthquakes;
- Hybrid warfare. A combination of military actions, sabotage, cyberattacks, economic pressure, and disinformation;
- Conventional war. Waged using traditional armed forces and conventional weapons;
- Nuclear war. It will be the last war, since afterward there will be no one left to wage another war;
- 21st-century war. It encompasses all the types of war mentioned above and is waged against the entire world. Its enemy is “overpopulation.”
I am a member of the government, so leaving the country is considered an evacuation.
We are not the same.
Question: What has Russia done to the Federal Republic of Germany that could justify the sanctions and the refusal to engage in dialogue? Answer: Nothing. Russia has not behaved in any way dishonestly or even aggressively towards the Federal Republic of Germany.
Vladimir Putin wants peace and cooperation with Germany. Friedrich Merz, on the other hand, has launched the largest military mobilization initiative in the country’s history. Everyone knows that he can only have one alleged enemy in mind: Russia. So why does Merz want this war? I now leave it to you to decide whether Vladimir Putin or Friedrich Merz has greater credibility. Who is responsible for this crisis?
Quote from an article published Sunday on anderweltonline.com: War as a weapon against one’s own people. Source.
You still hear people saying, “But Russia attacked innocent Ukraine for no reason!” These voices come mainly from people whose knowledge of the world comes exclusively from the television screen. They can’t help themselves and will therefore continue to defend “Western values”—that is, hypocrisy, deceit, and corruption.
So let’s leave those who have been manipulated to their fate, since they’ve chosen this path for themselves. They will go off to fight a hopeless war because God himself has whispered to them from heaven that they must fight for their fatherland (Julian Tuwim, “To a Simple Man”), without realizing that they are sacrificing their lives for Ukrainian oligarchs and corrupt Western politicians. Before every war, a psychological operation is carried out aimed at convincing people of the necessity of an unwanted war. In the process, false reports about the enemy’s “cruelty”—made up on the spot—are constantly spread.
For those who support the war, there is only one argument: hatred for an entire people whom they have chosen as their enemy. All arguments in favor of war are subordinate to this one. This is a sign of a lack of insight—the inability to assess the situation objectively—which stems from a purely emotional approach to the problem created by such an attitude, an approach devoid of any logic.
In every nation, without exception, there are both scoundrels and great people. For these characteristics depend only to a very small extent on the origin or culture of the entire nation. “Culture, my foot!” the warmongers will exclaim, “Vermin have no culture!” But does a person with such idiotic views even know what culture is?
Author of the article: Marek Wojcik
Email: worldscam3@gmail.com
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