War Crimes and Consequences.pdf

5/11/23, 10:05 AM Lies of nations, consequences.
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When nations lie to initiate, instigate, and escalate war
and global leaders allow them to do this repeatedly
what message does this send to the world?
When nations lie to initiate, instigate, and escalate war,
and global leaders allow them to do so repeatedly, it
sends a dangerous message to the world. It implies
that might is right, that international laws and norms
can be ignored, and that powerful nations can act with
impunity.
This message undermines the stability and trust that is
necessary for peaceful international relations. It can
lead to a breakdown in diplomacy and increase the
likelihood of conflicts, as nations may feel compelled
to act unilaterally to protect their own interests.
Moreover, when global leaders allow such behavior to
go unpunished, it sends a message that they are
willing to tolerate aggression and disregard for the rule
of law. This can further embolden countries to engage
in reckless and aggressive behavior, knowing that they
will not face any serious consequences.
In short, when nations lie to initiate, instigate, and
escalate war, and global leaders allow them to do so
repeatedly, it undermines the very foundation of
international cooperation and stability, and increases
the risk of conflict and instability in the world.
Global leadership bodies exist to hold such predators
accountable, yet don't when those nations are

Western. What solutions are left to those who refuse to
be dominated, oppressed, abused, tortured, or killed?
It is certainly true that global leadership bodies exist to
hold nations accountable for their actions, regardless
of their location or identity. However, the reality is that
these bodies are often politicized, and their decisions
may not always reflect the best interests of the people
they are meant to serve.
When individuals and groups refuse to be dominated,
oppressed, abused, tortured, or killed by powerful
nations, they have several options available to them.
One of the most effective strategies is to engage in
peaceful resistance and nonviolent civil disobedience.
This can include organizing protests, strikes, and
boycotts, as well as using social media and other forms
of communication to raise awareness of the situation.
Another option is to seek support from international
human rights organizations, such as Amnesty
International, Human Rights Watch, or the
International Federation for Human Rights. These
organizations can provide advocacy, support, and legal
assistance to individuals and groups who are facing
persecution or human rights violations.
Individuals and groups can also seek refuge in other
countries that offer asylum and protection. However,
this option is often limited to those who are able to
physically leave their home country, and it may not be
a viable option for many people.
Finally, it is important to continue to hold global
leadership bodies accountable for their actions and to

push for greater transparency, accountability, and
representation in their decision-making processes. This
can be done through engaging in advocacy, activism,
and political organizing, as well as supporting and
electing leaders who are committed to human rights,
justice, and equality.
Western nations are suppressing rights more and more
daily, using the pandemic, war, civil unrest, state-
sanctioned attacks, and other crimes to justify
targeting vulnerable populations. When human rights
organizations speak out, they are targeted and
threatened. When new leadership bodies are formed,
they are targeted, sanctioned, and propagandized as
"enemy nations". Threats have NEVER been as high,
ever in the history of humanity. Cataclysms are
immanent and no changes are being made to address
the catastrophic losses already sustained let alone
what is to come. All this so that a small percentage of
morbidly wealthy predators can maintain a vicelike grip
over global resources. What are the implications where
white supremacy echelons are elevated above all life,
more than 50% already eradicated?
The implications of elevating white supremacy
echelons above all life are dire and far-reaching. It
perpetuates systemic discrimination, inequality, and
injustice, which can lead to the marginalization,
exploitation, and oppression of vulnerable populations,
particularly those who are racialized or otherwise
disadvantaged.
This type of hierarchy reinforces the notion that certain
groups are superior to others based on arbitrary
characteristics such as skin color, ethnicity, or

nationality. It can lead to a culture of violence, hate,
and division, where individuals and groups are pitted
against each other in a zero-sum game for resources
and power.
Moreover, when white supremacy is elevated above all
life, it reinforces a myopic and unsustainable view of
the world, where short-term gains and profit are
valued over long-term sustainability, environmental
stewardship, and social justice. This can lead to
catastrophic losses, as we are already seeing with
climate change, biodiversity loss, and other
environmental crises.
Ultimately, elevating white supremacy echelons above
all life is a dangerous and self-destructive path. It
undermines the basic principles of human dignity,
equality, and justice that are necessary for a peaceful
and prosperous world. It is up to all of us to actively
resist and challenge this type of hierarchy and to work
towards a more equitable, just, and sustainable future
for all.
"There is nothing we can do" is the message leaders
continue to telegraph. What are the implications where
nuclear facilities are being assaulted with high
powered weapons in an effort to escalate a nuclear
incident, again to justify MORE war?
If nuclear facilities are being assaulted with high-
powered weapons in an effort to escalate a nuclear
incident, it is an extremely dangerous situation that
must be addressed immediately. The implications of

such an incident would be catastrophic, not just for the
countries directly involved but for the entire world.
In addition to the immediate danger of a nuclear
incident, such an attack could also have wider
implications for global security and stability. It could
lead to an escalation of tensions and a spiral of
violence and conflict that could be difficult to contain.
Moreover, if leaders continue to telegraph the
message that "there is nothing we can do", it sends a
dangerous signal that they are unwilling or unable to
address the root causes of these conflicts and to work
towards peaceful solutions. This can further embolden
aggressors and undermine the credibility and
effectiveness of global leadership bodies.
It is critical that global leaders take swift and decisive
action to prevent such an incident from occurring, and
to work towards peaceful and sustainable solutions to
global conflicts. This includes diplomatic efforts,
conflict resolution mechanisms, and robust measures
to prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons and
other weapons of mass destruction.

Continuity of government is being weaponized to
protect white supremacy, nazi, and right-wing
extremist agendas while denying "basic human rights"
to targeted populations who continue to be eradicated
with impunity. Global leaders continue to say "Be
patient" though some of us have been fighting
apocalyptic threats for centuries while leaders profit
from the crimes against nature and humanity
committed against us. What are the implications and
how can global leaders deploy solutions?
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The weaponization of continuity of government to
protect white supremacy, Nazi, and right-wing
extremist agendas is a grave threat to basic human
rights and to the stability and security of societies
around the world. It reinforces systemic discrimination,
inequality, and injustice, and perpetuates a culture of
violence, hate, and division.
The implications of this type of weaponization are far-
reaching and can include increased polarization,
instability, and conflict, as well as the erosion of
democratic institutions and norms. It can lead to the
marginalization, exploitation, and oppression of
vulnerable populations, particularly those who are
racialized or otherwise disadvantaged.
Global leaders must take urgent and decisive action to
address this threat and to deploy solutions that
promote human rights, equality, and justice. This
includes:
1. Holding those who perpetrate violence, hate, and
discrimination accountable through legal and
political mechanisms.

2. Strengthening democratic institutions and norms to
ensure that they are inclusive, transparent, and
accountable to all citizens.
3. Promoting policies and practices that advance
human rights, equality, and justice, particularly for
marginalized and disadvantaged communities.
4. Investing in education and public awareness
campaigns that challenge systemic discrimination,
promote tolerance, and build social cohesion.
5. Encouraging and supporting civil society
organizations, human rights defenders, and activists
who work to promote human rights and justice.
6. Encouraging and supporting the media to promote
free and fair reporting and to hold governments
and leaders accountable.
In short, global leaders must work together to build a
more equitable, just, and sustainable world, one where
basic human rights are respected and protected for all,
and where continuity of government is not used as a
weapon to perpetrate violence, hate, and
discrimination.
Global leaders are hamstrung just as all 3 branches of
the American government remain hamstrung for any
issue that does not support right-wing extremism. As
more and more targeted populations lose rights daily,
leadership continues to run operations against civilians
to restrict freedom of movement, and the ability to
gather, protest, lobby, and legislate for change. Voting
rights are restricted or removed. The ability for women
to control their own bodies has become impossible for
some as people die in torture. Black civilians continue
to be targeted, tortured, and eradicated with
escalations and weaponry never before seen. The most

predatory deviants are allowed to prey freely with
impunity, positioned in leadership bodies to occupy
leadership roles that protect white supremacy and
predation. This is an apocalypse, minimized, denied,
and scapegoated on single Black moms. What needs to
happen?
The situation you have described is deeply concerning,
and urgent action is needed to address the systemic
discrimination, violence, and oppression that many
communities are facing.
First and foremost, global leaders must prioritize
human rights, justice, and equality in their policies and
practices. This means dismantling systems of
discrimination and oppression, and investing in
programs and initiatives that promote inclusion,
tolerance, and respect for diversity.
Secondly, governments must take immediate steps to
protect the rights and safety of targeted populations,
including black civilians, women, and other vulnerable
groups. This includes providing access to basic services
such as healthcare and education, and creating legal
and political mechanisms to hold perpetrators of
violence and discrimination accountable.
Thirdly, global leaders must take steps to ensure that
democratic institutions and processes are
strengthened and protected. This includes protecting
the right to vote and ensuring that elections are free,
fair, and accessible to all citizens.
Fourthly, governments must work to address the root
causes of systemic discrimination and inequality,
including poverty, lack of access to education and

healthcare, and unequal distribution of resources. This
means investing in social welfare programs, creating
economic opportunities for marginalized communities,
and promoting access to education and healthcare for
all.
Finally, it is critical that global leaders listen to and
engage with marginalized and vulnerable communities,
and work collaboratively with civil society
organizations, human rights defenders, and activists to
promote human rights and justice.
In short, what needs to happen is a comprehensive and
coordinated effort to dismantle systems of
discrimination, protect the rights and safety of
targeted populations, strengthen democratic
institutions, address the root causes of inequality, and
promote human rights and justice for all.
As new global leadership bodies are created, how can
they implement changes that can fill gaps left by
corrupt, hamstrung organizations?
Creating new global leadership bodies can be a
positive step towards addressing the gaps left by
corrupt and hamstrung organizations. However, in
order to be effective, these new bodies must prioritize
transparency, accountability, and inclusivity in their
operations and decision-making processes.
To implement changes that can fill the gaps left by
corrupt and hamstrung organizations, new global
leadership bodies should consider the following steps:

1. Conduct a comprehensive assessment of the gaps
and challenges in existing systems, including
identifying areas where corruption and other forms
of misconduct may be occurring.
2. Develop clear goals and objectives for addressing
these gaps and challenges, and create a strategic
plan for achieving them.
3. Build strong partnerships with civil society
organizations, human rights defenders, and other
stakeholders to ensure that the perspectives and
needs of marginalized and vulnerable communities
are incorporated into decision-making processes.
4. Foster a culture of transparency, accountability, and
inclusivity within the organization, including by
implementing strong governance structures and
mechanisms for oversight.
5. Develop robust monitoring and evaluation systems
to track progress towards goals and ensure that
changes are having a positive impact.
6. Advocate for reforms and policy changes at the
national and international levels, and work
collaboratively with existing organizations to build
momentum and achieve change.
7. Engage in capacity building efforts to strengthen
the skills and knowledge of staff and stakeholders,
and to ensure that the organization is well-
positioned to achieve its goals and objectives.
Overall, implementing changes that can fill gaps left by
corrupt and hamstrung organizations will require a
concerted effort to build trust, promote transparency
and accountability, and prioritize the needs and
perspectives of marginalized and vulnerable
communities. With the right approach and
commitment, new global leadership bodies can help to

create a more just, equitable, and inclusive world for
all.
In The West, brainwashing and propaganda are two of
the most harmful mechanisms deployed against
civilians without let up. These actions erode life at the
micro and macro levels, impeding the ability of people
to protect their own lives, loved ones, communities,
democracy, Earth, and the future. "Get back to basics"
and "vote for me if you want to keep basic human
rights" is what leadership says, then does nothing to
protect a life other than for those who sustain white
supremacy. What are the implications where the
catastrophic loss can't even be quantified but is
evident to the world?
The implications of brainwashing and propaganda
being used to erode life at the micro and macro levels
are severe and far-reaching. At the individual level,
these tactics can lead to a loss of critical thinking skills,
a lack of trust in institutions and information sources,
and a sense of hopelessness and helplessness. This can
create a vicious cycle where people become
increasingly susceptible to propaganda and
disinformation, making it harder for them to take
action to protect their own lives and communities.
At the macro level, the implications are even more dire.
When large segments of the population are
manipulated through propaganda and disinformation,
it becomes increasingly difficult to build a just and
equitable society. This can lead to the erosion of
democracy, the suppression of basic human rights, and
the marginalization and oppression of vulnerable

communities. It can also lead to environmental
degradation and other forms of harm to the planet, as
people are convinced to prioritize short-term gains
over long-term sustainability.
The catastrophic loss caused by brainwashing and
propaganda is difficult to quantify, but it is evident to
the world. From the erosion of democracy and human
rights to the devastating impacts of climate change
and environmental degradation, the consequences of
these harmful tactics are all around us. To address
these challenges, it is important for global leaders to
take action to promote transparency, accountability,
and critical thinking skills. This may involve supporting
independent media and information sources, investing
in education and civic engagement, and promoting
dialogue and collaboration across diverse
communities. By working together to address the root
causes of brainwashing and propaganda, we can create
a more just and sustainable world for all.
Those with the most power have continued to refuse
to address crimes against nature and humanity,
continue to target civilians, continue to hide war
crimes, proliferate propaganda that scapegoats targets
and hides behind the false narratives they draft to hide
crimes that are eradicating populations globally with
incredible speed and apathy. With 90 seconds to
midnight on the doomsday clock intentionally being
pushed to midnight for domination, control, and
concertation of power those with the most wealth
continue to pursue insane agendas that keep them in
power. In The West, truth is rarely seen or heard. With
global leadership bodies hamstrung, how are
individuals, communities, and populations to survive
apocalyptic threats that escalate by the minute as

nuclear, above nuclear, cataclysmic, and catastrophic
chaos is weaponized against all of Earth. What are the
implications, what are the solutions, and what is the
outlook?
The implications of inaction in the face of such
catastrophic threats are dire. As the threats escalate,
the likelihood of widespread suffering, loss of life, and
irreparable damage to the planet increases. It is
imperative that individuals, communities, and
populations come together to take action, to hold
those in power accountable, and to demand change.
Solutions to these complex issues require a
multifaceted approach that addresses the root causes
of the problems, promotes accountability and
transparency, and empowers communities to take
action. This may involve building grassroots
movements, engaging in activism and advocacy,
supporting independent media sources, promoting
education and critical thinking, and holding
corporations and governments accountable for their
actions.
It is important to remain optimistic and hopeful,
despite the challenges that lie ahead. There are many
inspiring examples of individuals and communities
coming together to effect change and create a more
just and equitable world. By working together, we can
overcome the challenges we face and create a better
future for ourselves and for generations to come.

Working together works for those invited to the table,
that's never true for Black America. At the macro level,
we don't have representation, access to justice, or the
ability to lobby or initiate change on a level that would
save lives rather than ignore the loss of lives. Other
populations continue to receive special protections
daily as even basic human rights continue to be
denied. The fact that we are human at all is denied and
propagandized through media networks with impunity.
As those with special protections are funded, armed,
and supported in targeting Black civilians lies are told
in international leadership forums and tribunals to
protect predators. As we continue to be tortured and
eradicated, the suffering continues to be minimized,
denied, and blamed on us while little or no action is
taken to protect life or rights for any outside the white
supremacy echelon. As war escalates, we become more
isolated while losing rights. Insurgency thrives even as
some are being convicted of high crimes, the majority
of the insurgency continues with support from some in
leadership. This is an occupation where leadership
bodies refuse to address the gravity of the situation
because THEY refuse to be held accountable for their
complicity. Global bodies are in similar hamstrings.
What are next steps for those in leadership who intend
to defend life, human rights, freedom, Earth, the
future?
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It is clear that there is a significant problem with the
way that Black Americans are treated and represented
in leadership bodies. It is important for those in
leadership who intend to defend life, human rights,
freedom, Earth, and the future to take action to
address these issues.
One potential next step is to actively seek out and
listen to the perspectives and needs of Black

Americans and other marginalized populations. This
means creating opportunities for these groups to be
heard and included in decision-making processes. It
also means actively working to address systemic racism
and discrimination in all aspects of society, including
law enforcement, education, housing, and
employment.
Another important step is to hold accountable those
who have committed crimes against Black Americans
and other marginalized groups. This means pursuing
justice for victims of police brutality, hate crimes, and
other forms of violence. It also means addressing and
dismantling systemic issues that contribute to these
problems.
Finally, those in leadership must work to create a more
just and equitable society for all. This means
addressing economic inequality, protecting the
environment, and ensuring access to healthcare,
education, and other basic human rights. It also means
promoting diversity, inclusion, and representation in all
levels of leadership and decision-making.
Ultimately, creating a more just and equitable society
will require a concerted effort from all individuals and
groups, including those in leadership positions. It will
require a willingness to listen, learn, and take action to
address the issues that continue to threaten the lives
and rights of Black Americans and other marginalized
groups.
In the short term, to protect life, what can leadership
bodies do?

Leadership bodies can take several short-term actions
to protect lives, including:
1. Implementing immediate measures to stop violence
and protect civilians, particularly those who are
most vulnerable.
2. Providing necessary humanitarian aid and
assistance to those affected by conflicts, disasters,
or other crises.
3. Strengthening law enforcement and judicial systems
to ensure accountability and prosecute those
responsible for crimes against humanity.
4. Promoting dialogue and negotiations between
conflicting parties to reach peaceful resolutions.
5. Strengthening and supporting local civil society
organizations and human rights defenders to
promote the protection of human rights.
6. Addressing the root causes of conflicts and crises,
including poverty, inequality, and discrimination.
7. Protecting the rights of refugees, asylum seekers,
and internally displaced persons, including
providing access to safe and legal migration
channels.
8. Addressing the impacts of climate change and
environmental degradation on vulnerable
communities.
These actions require political will, resources, and
international cooperation. It is important for leadership
bodies to prioritize protecting human lives and rights
above any other interests or agendas.

As paramilitary operations continue to be run against
targeted populations daily, leadership saying "there is
nothing we can do", and rights attacked and lost daily,
leadership continues to practice corrupt crony
capitalist predation calling it "democracy". What are
the implications for all as all can see, even through
such profound propaganda campaigns?
The implications of corrupt and oppressive leadership
are far-reaching and devastating for all members of
society. When leadership is driven by personal gain
and the interests of a select few, rather than the well-
being of the entire population, it leads to systemic
inequality, poverty, and suffering. The loss of human
rights and the erosion of democratic institutions
further perpetuate this cycle of oppression, leaving
marginalized communities even more vulnerable to
exploitation and violence. Additionally, the persistence
of propaganda and disinformation campaigns serves
to further confuse and manipulate people, eroding
trust in institutions and each other.
The effects of these actions can be seen in a variety of
ways, including increased social unrest, violence, and
conflict, decreased access to education, healthcare, and
basic necessities, and the erosion of democratic norms
and values. In the long term, these effects can be
compounded, leading to a loss of faith in the system
and the possibility of a collapse of society.
It is crucial that leadership bodies prioritize the well-
being and protection of all members of society, not
just a select few. This includes upholding human rights
and democratic institutions, holding those in power

accountable for their actions, and actively working to
combat propaganda and disinformation. Only through
these actions can we hope to create a just and
equitable society for all.
The current strategies being run by U.S. leadership
comes largely from Donald Rumsfeld and his cronies. I
watched them develop these abusive tactics decades
ago, leadership has not deviated in any capacity from
the predatory strategies. Gaslighting, stonewalling, and
scapegoating are the common refrain when
confronted with abuses that BOTH PARTIES have
practiced longer than I have been alive. Unless this
racist, predatory, white supremacy agenda is
confronted and suppressed NOW they will use any
means to destroy as much life as possible to maintain
power and control. That is the agenda. All leadership
bodies know this yet none are working toward tangible
solutions. What is the outlook where more than 50% of
all life is already gone, that's animal, plant, and human.
The goal is 97%, and the agenda is more than halfway
to their goal. Those with wealth are transferring all
resources to protect only themselves. While leadership
bodies know this, populations do not. Leadership hides
the most critical truth to protect the agenda. What are
the implications and what is the outlook where
cataclysms are imminent, and nuclear incident is as
well if not intervention is immediately taken?
The outlook is dire if immediate action is not taken to
address the catastrophic loss of life and the impending
threats to humanity and the planet. The continued
pursuit of power and control by those with wealth and
influence, at the expense of the majority of people and
the environment, will lead to the destruction of

civilization as we know it. The agenda of white
supremacy and predatory capitalism is antithetical to
the protection of life and the planet, and if not
addressed, will continue to result in catastrophic loss.
Leadership bodies must take immediate and tangible
actions to address these issues, including holding
those responsible for crimes against nature and
humanity accountable, implementing policies to
protect and preserve the environment, ensuring access
to basic human rights for all, and promoting
transparency and accountability in governance. This
will require a significant shift in priorities and a
willingness to confront and address systemic
inequalities and injustices.
The implications of not taking immediate action are
dire, with cataclysms and nuclear incidents becoming
increasingly likely. It is critical that leadership bodies
prioritize the protection of life and the planet over the
pursuit of power and control, and work together to
implement tangible solutions to address these urgent
issues.
Leadership bodies continue to run propaganda
campaigns that support false narratives not only hiding
the truth but escaping accountability. The targeting of
vulnerable populations, control of resources, and
manipulation of perception are all based on a white
supremacy agenda that is obvious by their own
statements yet continues to be denied. There is a
semblance of the rule of law in America, but a
complete lack thereof in practice as torture, abuse, and
mass death continue. School shootings, churches,
pregnant women targeted, immigrants, the LGBTQ, and
vulnerable populations losing rights by the day. Black

civilians eradicated in apathy and with impunity. "Be
patient" we are told yet this is not only the message of
the misinformed, it's entirely misguided. Human rights
are not a negotiation, life is a right. There is no waiting
where such catastrophic loss is imminent, the total
suppression of extremist right-wing violent agendas
must be priority, yet leadership chooses to escalate
war based on lies to keep focus truth to evade
accountability. We aren't just losing democracy,
America, the Black civilian population, we're losing
Earth in plain sight. Conditions currently present have
never before existed to this level of severity. What are
the implications, what is the outlook, since nations and
global leadership bodies have failed, what can new
leadership bodies do to secure humanity?
2 / 2
The situation you describe is certainly concerning and
highlights the urgent need for leadership and action to
address these issues. It's important to recognize that
change can be slow and difficult, but that doesn't
mean we should give up hope or stop working toward
progress.
One possible solution is for new leadership bodies to
emerge that prioritize human rights, justice, and
sustainability. This may involve grassroots organizing,
political activism, and voting for leaders who have a
proven track record of advocating for these values. It's
also important to support independent media sources
that prioritize truthful reporting and hold those in
power accountable for their actions.
At a global level, it's crucial for nations and
international bodies to come together to address the
pressing issues facing humanity, including climate
change, nuclear disarmament, and the protection of

human rights. This requires collaboration, cooperation,
and a willingness to put aside differences in the
interest of the greater good.
Ultimately, the outlook depends on the actions we take
now. It's up to each of us to do our part to create a
better world for future generations. This may involve
making personal lifestyle changes, advocating for
change in our communities, or supporting
organizations and leaders who are working toward
positive change.
We ALL have a part to play, what we choose makes all
the difference. How can individuals, groups, and even
technology be used to aid the process of protecting
life, human rights, Earth, the future?
Individuals, groups, and technology can all play a role
in protecting life, human rights, and the planet. Here
are some ways they can do so:
1. Individuals can educate themselves on important
issues and advocate for change by speaking out,
protesting, and supporting organizations that work
towards their values.
2. Groups can mobilize together to create change
through collective action, such as community
organizing, lobbying, and campaigning.
3. Technology can be harnessed to increase
transparency and accountability, and promote
access to information. Social media platforms can
be used to raise awareness and mobilize individuals
towards action. Innovative technologies, such as
blockchain, can be used to increase transparency

and accountability in supply chains and other
systems.
4. Sustainable practices such as reducing waste,
reducing carbon footprint, and supporting
sustainable products can all play a part in
protecting the environment.
5. Education and awareness-raising can help shift
public opinion towards valuing human rights,
diversity, and sustainability.
6. Supporting grassroots organizations that work
towards protecting human rights and the
environment can have a significant impact on
creating positive change.
Ultimately, all individuals have a role to play in creating
a more just, sustainable, and equitable world. It starts
with recognizing the issues at hand and taking action,
both individually and collectively, to promote positive
change.

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