I have said this before and I will continue to say it, I do not condone
violence. I particularly abhor random acts of violence such as the one
that occurred in Boston on April 15th, 2013 during the Boston marathon. I
say it was a random act of violence because as of this moment, as I
write this, no one has taken responsibility for it and no suspects have
been arrested nor any reason given for this act. This is only
speculation, but I would bet that there's some political agenda or
another behind it. For some reason those who seek power over others seem
to think that the way to go about gaining such power is through force
and coercion.
Since I don't trust what I hear in the mainstream media, I haven't in
some time now, I listen a lot to the alternative media. I don't
necessarily trust what they have to say either, but I think what they
have to say makes a whole lot more sense most of the time than what you
hear in the state run corporate media that is supposed to be a free
press. But I like to keep an open mind. Right now there are many who are
trying to figure out whether this is a false flag event or not. They
are trying to examine the facts and see who will benefit from this and
what the agenda will be. As of now, the answers are not forthcoming and
there is much speculation going on. This has been an unusual situation
in that there is no boogeyman to blame as of this moment, no clear
agenda to point at.
Usually in these types of bombings, some group or terrorist organization
is all too happy to take responsibility for such a heinous act. They
want people to know why innocent blood has been shed and so many have to
suffer. Not in this case. On that front, information is slow to be
leaked to the public. If some terrorist group has taken responsibility,
the authorities aren't telling the public.
One thing I can say for certain, politicians will use this event to push
some agenda or another. If it's some foreign terrorist organization who
has done this, they'll push for more war and aggression against
whatever nation they feel needs to be suppressed. If it's a domestic
terrorist organization, they'll use it as an excuse to ban or tax or
otherwise restrict the sale of something, perhaps ammunition or
something that can used to make explosives. If it was a lone nutjob,
which would be the hardest scenario to figure out, they'll use it to try
to take what's left of our privacy and to violate our rights even
further than they've already done. They might even use it as an excuse
to roll out some kind of new surveillance gizmo, or grid, or program. No
matter what, they will try to grow their own power. That seems to be
their answer to everything.
Another thing I know for certain, whoever did this harmed innocent
people. Events like this never hurt those who might deserve it. Like the
wars we wage, bombs don't just target bad people who have caused harm
to others, they harm innocents. They cause collateral damage. They harm
people who are just trying to go about their day to day business. They
harm children who have not even learned to hate yet. They harm women and
the elderly. They harm whoever happens to be in the blast zone, no
matter how evil or how kind and gentle those people may have been during
the course of their lives. Innocent people suffer because someone,
somewhere has some agenda to push, some quest for power to pursue.
Initiating violence doesn't work. No matter who initiates it and for
what purpose, violence only begets more violence. The innocent suffer
while the powerful profit, which is another reason why I often feel
events like this are initiated by the powerful. It is they who feel they
can gain from such violence. Yet even they have to pay a price. The
price they'll pay is their humanity. That is the price for anyone who
uses or condones such violence, whether that violence happens in Boston
or Damascus, in Europe or in Asia, on the East Coast or in the West
Bank. It is the price one pays whether they are initiating such violence
for personal reasons, under orders from some terrorist group, or under
orders from some state run military. Unfortunately for us, there seems
to be far too many people in this world who couldn't care less for their
own humanity. Until we learn to put love in front of hate, until we
learn to crave peace more than power, and until we learn to respect and
honor the choices of others as we would want them to respect and honor
the choices we make for ourselves, we will continue to see such
tragedies as occurred in Boston on April 15th, 2013.
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