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#3750] All Weapons Must Be Destroyed And Disappear From
Planet Earth
Monday 01 May, 2017, Editor:
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Idea 4145 ~
The Nuclear Age Peace Foundation has sent me a new book
entitled A Marginal Line in the Sky, International
Perspectives on Ballistic Missile Defense. It consists of a
series of essays on which they would like my comments.
I answered that I will not read anymore any books or essays or plans for the non-proliferation of nuclear arms, the limitation of their numbers, the testing of their safety and non-endangering humanity as a result of accidents. My answer is clear and final: these weapons must all be destroyed and disappear from this planet. There is no justification whatsoever to keep them and continue to menace the entire humanity and planet. They are pure criminal, unforgivable, unintelligent madness. Robert's The Miracle, Joy and Art of Living, Volume III - The Seasons of Life Chapter 6 - The Rich Age
It is never too late to do great things, to
have bold dreams in life.
In your advanced, rich age ponder about the following extract from Beethoven's letter to his brother when he learned that he was getting deaf. It is remembered as Beethoven's Heiligenstadt Testament: "My heart and mind were ever from childhood prone to the most tender feelings of affection, and I was always disposed to accomplish something great. ...Ah! how could I possibly leave the world before bringing forth all that I felt it was my vocation to produce?" And from then on Beethoven composed his greatest symphonies! Please think the same and say to yourself: "Ah! how could I possibly leave the world before bringing forth all that I felt was my vocation to produce." It might start a miracle, a new wonder-filled life for you. & We must know how to conclude our life and complete what we want to do before it is too late. This is dramatically illustrated by this conversation of Balzac, a famous French author, with his doctor: "Can you give me six months?" asked Balzac. "It will just take me that to collect the threads of my Comédie Humaine, to add here, to cut there, to explain everywhere." The doctor shook his head. "Give me six weeks", then asked Balzac. "I can't complete my task by that time, but I can make right a few of the glaring errors and fill up a few of the worst omissions." Again the doctor shook his head. "Six days, then", begged Balzac with a groan. He died six hours later.
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