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= F.U.C.K. - Fucked Up College Kids - Born Jan. 24th, 1993 - F.U.C.K. =
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why are fucked up ? because we are slaves!
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In 638, Palestine fell to the Arabs. 457 years later, in 1095, the First
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Crusade was launched by the Vatican to capture the Holy Land (Palestine)!
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They failed, but in 1492, Columbus set sail for India to gain enough wealth
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for the capture of Jerusalem. He failed and the Protestant Revolution
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occurred. Britain inherited Columbus's objectives (i.e. India, East India
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Company, etc). 425 years later, in 1917 during the World War 1, the
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Protestant Church of England British Empire colonised Palestine, when
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General Allenby declared: `Today the Crusades have ended'. In 1948,
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the real power behind the Church and Empire took over Palestine.
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Naval Crusade
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In the 15th century, Europeans began making oceanic voyages of discovery.
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What is remarkable is that they ever started at all, soon after the Black
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Death in which one-third of the population died. Very quickly, these
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voyages led to the outright economic and political domination of the whole
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world.
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Why were Europeans the only ones to discover and conquer the world, even
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though the Church had lied to them, that the earth was flat and if anyone
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sailed too far, they would fall into Hell ? They were not only
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inward-looking, illiterate and misguided but oppressed by the Church by
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being victims themselves to Inquisitions, Witch-hunts and charges of
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heresies. How is it possible for a society with such characteristics to
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even dream about discovering, AND conquering the World ?
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The fact is, the very institution that misguided its followers, also sent
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them on another Crusade - a NAVAL Crusade in the guise of explorers and
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traders.
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Just over 500 years have elapsed since the beginning of European encroachment
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into the Old (Africa and India) and New World (Americas). The origins of
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colonialism, racism, capitalism (stealing and exploitation), globalisation,
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slavery (free labour) and 'Business Administration' can be traced back to
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1455 when the Pope put out an announcement (`papal bull') authorising
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Catholics to "reduce to servitude all infidel people". In 1457, the Council
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of Cardinals met in Holland where they sanctioned, as a righteous and
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progressive idea, the enslavement of black Africans for the purpose of
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their conversion to Christianity and to be exploited in the labour market
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as chattel property. This scheme gained the sanctimonious blessing of the
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Pope and became a standard policy of the Vatican, and later of Protestant
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churches. [3].
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A bull of Pope Nicholas 5th instructed his followers to `attack, subject,
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and reduce to perpetual slavery the Pagans and other enemies of Christ'
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[pg. 31, 56]. Two nations actively took up the bidding of the Vatican:
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1. SPAIN. In 1492, Christopher Columbus sailed to the WEST.
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2. PORTUGAL - In 1497, Vasco da Gama sailed to the EAST.
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Many people assume that the primary reason for these events was economics.
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HIS story books openly talk of the evils of slavery, racism, economic
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exploitation, etc but this has been done to conceal the truth. For example,
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only by World War 2, when the British empire was in terminal decline, did
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trade between Britain and its colonies reach a peak of 35% of all British
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trade. So much for imperialism being the handmaid of mercantilist
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capitalism [98].
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Prior to secularism, religion played a dominant role in all civilisations :
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Ancient Egyptians, Persians, Greeks, Romans, Arabs, Indians, etc. The
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concept of secularism is approximately 200 years old. It is more appropriate
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to interpret historical events using the religious reference frame, and not
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the secular or economic reference frame.
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SPAIN
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Spain had been under Moorish rule since 711. However, since the beginning
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of the Crusades, the Moors had been losing territory in quick succession.
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Having launched Inquisitions in France and Italy, the Church extended it
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to Spain in 1481 to kill or forcibly convert the Moors. On 2nd January,
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1492, the last Moorish foothold in Spain, Granada was finally overrun.
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The Spanish monarchy then appointed Columbus `to go by way of the WEST to
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INDIA'. He set sail in the name of the Trinity from the harbour of Palos
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on 3rd August, 1492. He sailed down the West coast of Africa to some
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outlying islands, then straight across the Atlantic Ocean.
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On the very first page of his diary, Columbus states his objectives: 'go
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to the lands of India to meet the Great Khan, who like his predecessors,
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had many times appealed to Rome to instruct him in Christianity; to combat
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the religion of the Moors and all idolatries and heresies; see the towns
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and lands and their distribution, and find out in what manner they might be
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converted to Christianity'. He also wrote that he intends to find gold,
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spices and everything in such quantity, for all the wealth gained in the
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enterprise, within three years, should be spent by Spain on the conquest
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of Jerusalem [12].
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Eight months later, Columbus discovered the West Indies (San Salvador) [13].
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Various writers have pointed out, of West African and Moorish traders in the
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Americas prior to the Europeans [2 & 3] (very likely as they were not
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handicapped by their religion about the world being 'flat'). It is also
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probable that the aim of the Spanish Conquistadors was to take over Atlantic
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trade routes and anhilate any native American who had been in contact with
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non-Europeans.
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By 1500, a number of royal marriages took place linking the Spanish monarchy
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and conquests with that of Hapsburg possessions in Austria, Germany and
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Holland. Spain became a global empire, stretching from Vienna to Peru!
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Charles 5th, who held more than 60 royal titles declared: `in my realm the
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sun never sets'. The Church which often arranged these royal marriages
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began to think a universal Christian empire had at last been achieved.
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[Pg. 30, 1].
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PORTUGAL
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The destruction of Spain was planned, to ensure that Moors from Africa
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could not assist their co-religionists in Spain. With two year's
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preparation and a papal bull, a Crusade was launched in 1415 against Ceuta,
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a Moorish stronghold and trading centre on the African side opposite to
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Gibraltar. A Portuguese Armada, well armed and armoured, and supported
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by a contingent of English archers overwhelmed Ceuta within a day. [ref]
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The Portuguese set out with the intention of uniting the Christian forces
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of Europe with those of Africa, namely Ethiopia in an all out war against
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the Moors and make their statelet into a vast African-Indian empire,
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stretching from the Atlantic Ocean to the Indian Ocean and bigger than
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the continent of Europe. To achieve this the Church had given the Portuguese
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organisational skills and uninhibited unagressivness to go forth to conquer
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and dominate. [40].
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The early Portuguese were not traders or private adventurers, but admirals
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with a royal commission to conquer territory and promote the spread of
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Christianity. [Pg. 404, 25].
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In July, 1497, Vasco Da Gama set sail from Lisbon. The Portuguese who sailed
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with Da Gama were men of the Catholic renaissance and their successors were
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under the influence of the Counter-Reformation. Culture and religion for them
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were inextricably mixed [15]. Unlike previous Portuguese expeditions, Da
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Gama continued sailing further down the West coast of Africa, round the
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southern tip of Africa and north along the East African coast. With the
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help of a pilot borrowed from Kenya, Da Gama entered the Indian Ocean
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[Pg.81, 24]. Da Gama arrived at Calicut in 1498. From the first, Da Gama
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encountered hostility from the Moors, Arabs and Africans. Da Gama told the
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first Indians he met on the Malabar coast that he had come to seek
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`Christians and spices'.
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A second expedition, under the command of Cabral was despatched in 1500.
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The sum of his instructions was to begin with preaching, and, if that
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failed, to proceed to the sharp determination of the sword. On reaching
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Calicat, Cabral established factories in face of active hostility.
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In 1502 the king of Portugal obtained from Pope Alexander 6th, a bull making
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him `lord of navigation, conquest, and trade of Ethiopia, Arabia, Persia and
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India'. In that year Da Gama sailed again to the East, where off the coast
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of India, he committed the most frightful act of his career. His fleet
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overtook a pilgrim ship laden with men, women and children - and, after
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seizing the treasure it carried, Da Gama set fire and allowed it to burn
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with all its passengers still aboard. On loading his ships with spices
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from various ports on the Indian coast, he set sail for home in February
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1503, leaving behind him a trail of blood and destruction. In 1524, he was
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appointed viceroy to India [pg. 49, 64].
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Having (ab)USED Spain and Portugal to establish strategic bases and forts in
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the Americas, Africa, India and South East Asia, skilled and educated
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Europeans were then needed to hold and expand the frontiers of newly
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acquired territories and `administer' the resources in these lands, on a
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scale never seen in history, to ensure the social, economic, political,
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technological, military and spiritual domination of the world by those
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who ran the Church.
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PROTESTANTISM
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To achieve this, the Church created, financed and organised a New Order, in
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which a religious reformation, a scientific and economic revolution,
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simultaneously took place, namely Protestantism, modern science and
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capitalism respectively.
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Protestantism began in 1517 by a German Catholic cleric named Martin Luther.
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Scientifically speaking, the sixteenth century saw the publication of many
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pieces of astronomical works by Protestants / Lutherans. The Church
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responded with the Opening of the Council of Trent in 1545 and the
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Counter-Reformation. In 1582, Pope Gregory 13th replaced the Julian
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Calendar with the more accurate Gregorian Calendar. Astronomy was the
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Mother of Discoveries for a Religious, Scientific and Technological
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Revolution. The invention of the telescope enabled naval crusaders to
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determine their position at sea using stars. The theological assumption
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that the earth was at the centre of the universe was replaced with
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the notion that the Sun was at the centre and central point in planetary
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motion The mathematical relationship and cosmic mechanical regularity of
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celestial orbits was replicated in the development of machines. No
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technological revolution could have ocurred if Europeans continued to
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believe the sun rotated around the earth [50].
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This New Order saw the displacement of Catholic Spain and Portugal by
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Protestant Britain, Holland (Erasmus), Germany, etc. For example, the
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Dutch empire expanded at Portuguese expense [32]. Britain expanded at
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Spanish expense e.g. Francis Drake spent a lifetime destroying and
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plundering Spanish ships, wreaking havoc with Spain's overseas empire
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destroying Spanish morale and credit. Closer to home he stormed Cadiz in
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1587 destroying thousands of tons of shipping and supplies destined for
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the Spanish Armada [pg. 16, 103].
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However, the foreign policy of the `enlightened and progressive' Protestants
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was exactly the same as the Catholics, namely the slavery, genocide, theft,
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Christianisation of non-white, non-Western, non-Christian people, but at
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increased levels of magnitude and efficiency.
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Now, educated Europeans could design and build machines, fight wars using
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mechanised armaments, obey complex orders given by factory managers and
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military leaders; seize and `cultivate' resources including people
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(slavery-application of European serfdom overseas); land and commodities
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(colonialism), and distribute them around the world as inputs to the
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factories of the Industrial Revolution or as finished products to the
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colonies. The globalisation of trade in `stolen goods' was sanitised by
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the term, Capitalism. The trade was financed by the largest owners of
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capital, namely the Church, and underpinned by Usury, sanitised by the
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term, Interest. Catholics were taught that indulging in usury was akin to
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sodomy but the Protestant order was taught no such thing, thereby
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enabling its quick global implemention, causing so much misery for the
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masses today. Little wonder that the capitalistic theories of Adam Smith
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are still popular under neo-colonialism. The phenomenal economic success
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that followed was attributed to the `Protestant Work Ethic' but really there
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was nothing ethical about contravening two of the Ten Commandments: Thou
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Shalt not Steal and Thou Shalt not Kill.
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Luther's ideas and books rapidly penetrated English universities, the City of
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London and Royalty [9]. When King Henry 8th broke away from the Church
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allegedly, he started building Britain's first Navy. The British Empire was
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built on Naval power - enabling an island to rule one-quarter of the world.
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The resources that Columbus sought to capture Jerusalem was provided by
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India. India was the ENGINE of the Empire providing manpower and materials
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for the Mother Country. The two million man British Indian Army was the
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largest all-volunteer army ever created in the history of mankind. 40% of
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the Raj's income went on this army.
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In 1914, under the guise of Nationalism, World War 1 broke out, in which the
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British Empire fought Germany, notwithstanding that for over four hundreds
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years they had been theological (PROTESTANT), military and political allies
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i.e. British tommies were conscripted and brainwashed into fighting Germany
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for `king and country', even though since 1714, the monarch was of German
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descent, namely the House of Hanover. Similarly, the German monarch was
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Queen Victoria's grandson - Kaiser Wilhelm 2nd. Stranger things were to
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follow. The Ottomans - an Oriental power joined the European conflict
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siding with Germany, thereby giving Britain the justification to attack
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Ottoman territory, that just so happened to include Palestine.
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The best resources and personnel were deployed on the Eastern Front (Middle
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East) e.g. General Allenby, T.E. Lawrence who had a degree from Oxford in
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military history whilst the donkeys were deployed on the Western Front
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(Somme, Passendale) e.g. General Haig, etc. Western Europe saw 'trench
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warfare' whilst the East saw rapid flanking attacks to capture massive
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amounts of Ottoman territory.
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One of the LAST countries colonised by Britain was Palestine in 1917, when
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the British Army General entered Jerusalem declaring: `Today the Crusades
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have ended' [pg. 7, 48] - the JEWEL in the Crown. The never forgotten
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objective of the Church had finally been achieved, though the cost in lives
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on the Western Front was horrendous. Soon after, the British Empire started
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to 'unravel' when a half-naked Indian (Ghandi whose father a Christian!)
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'took on' the Empire and demanded Independence. Palestine had been colonised
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allegedly to protect the trade route to India! Britain had been set up!
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1917 also saw the Bolshevik Revolution and the withdrawal of an ally, Russia.
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America, having recently left the cowboy age for the age of mass production
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conveniently intervened when things were looking bleak for the Allies. When
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the War ended, the Great Depression followed which deeply affected Britain,
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even though it had acquired more territory than before and had a market share
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of one-quarter of humanity. Capitalism does not work! Germany became bankrupt
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and demoralised. The Germans being the most intellectual of Europeans (see
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remarkable recovery from both world wars) realised how they had been (ab)used
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and sought revenge ('The Final Solution'). In 1939, World War 2 broke out,
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and again the British Empire fought Germany. Within just 30 years of
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capturing Palestine, the Empire that claimed `the sun never set in its
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realm' had come to an abrupt end living on rations, open to
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counter-colonialism and a colony of its former colony, America. No such
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large empire ever sank so quickly [pg. xiv, 46].
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In the second half of the 20th century, it is America's turn to be ab(USED)
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to support the occupation of Palestine and oppress and exploit the rest of
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the world via its multi-nationals, and its abuse of the UN, etc.
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SECULARISM
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Europeans made striking technological, industrial and military advances to
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dominate the World, by studying all known subjects. Having taught these
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skills, the last thing the Church wanted was for educated Europeans to study
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the most important subject - RELIGION.
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If Europeans should study religion, they would discover the TRUTH, because
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they would research its origins, history and development (and the CHURCH).
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So the concept of SECULARISM was introduced, i.e. the separation of religion
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from all aspects of life. The justification for secularism was that
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Christianity had kept mankind 'backwards'. This is a lie because:
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1. The greatest intellectual and technological progress that ever took
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place in Europe was during the rise of Protestantism AND at former centres
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of Christian theology e.g. Cambridge and Oxford Universities, whose colleges
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have religious names: All Souls, Christ Church, Corpus Christi, Jesus,
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Magdalen, St. John, Trinity; or named after the clerics who financed their
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construction such as Brasenose, Keble, Merton, Pembroke, Selwyn. Emmanuel
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College was built in 1584 by the strong Puritan adviser to Queen Elizabeth
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1st, Walter Mildmay. [9&18].
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2. Protestants / Puritans / Lutherans accounted for a disproportionate
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number of academics and scientists at Europe's major centres of education
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[Pg 46-49, 43]. The scientists who played the most crucial role in aiding
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Europe's intellectual advancement were Protestants / Lutherans such as
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Copernicus, Tycho Brahe and Johann Kepler; and so were their keenest
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supporters (financial backers, printers, publishers, etc) [43 & 50].
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3. Although millions of witches and heretics were killed, there is no
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recorded incident of a scientist ever being martryred, killed or burned at
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the stake for pronouncing views that were against Church doctrine
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[Pg.39, 50]. Persecution of Luther, Galileo, etc merely ensured widespread
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publicity and propogation of new religious and scientific ideas and views
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throughout Europe to change the old illiterate and superstitious order.
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4. If Christianity was so regressive, why impose it on the natives ? By
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teaching natives superstitious beliefs about Santa, Easter eggs,
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cannibalism i.e. bread and wine being the flesh and blood of Christ,
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Trinity i.e. Christ being God and son of God simultaneously, etc was a sure
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way of making them backwards. Thus the age of secularism was the greatest
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age of Christian conversions in Africa, Asia and the Pacific, which were
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targeted as fields ripe for harvesting; missionary enthusiasm was an
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enormous reinforcement to imperialism [pg. 313-314, 41].
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In the New Secular Order, two large Gothic Cathedrals were built i.e. the
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House of Lords (for the 1000 or so unelected clergy, royalty, peers, etc)
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and House of Commons (650 MPs for the commoners) and a replica of St.Peter's
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Basilica i.e. 'White House', from where Democracy could be practised i.e.
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'freely' and 'democratically-elected' 'secular' Western governments, could
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continue to support the occupation of Palestine in the 20th Century i.e.
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same old foreign policy and objective of the Vatican from the Dark Ages.
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Whatever the Orders: Catholicism, Renaissance, Protestantism, Colonialism,
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Capitalism, Secularism, Democracy, Nationalism, Communism, Cold War, New
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World Order, etc it is still the same Old Order to occupy Palestine at all
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costs.
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- Anonymous
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