November 5, 2011, posted by Reni Sentana-Ries.

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EDMONTON, Alberta, Canada, April 30, 2000, by Reni Sentana-Ries.
The system all nations exist under is draconian. It pays no respect to the people's needs. It drains the leaders and the people of their life energy by creating inequities everywhere: among nations, in the business and corporate world, in our schools, our health system, our relations to governments, our families, and how the law views and judges the rich vs. the poor.

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Without question, the European Union is an economic powerhouse. Its foundation of strength is the industriousness of European workers and their willingness to sell their time and labour in return for a decent standard of living. (I said "standard of living," not "quality of life." The latter comes to us in a different way!). A superficial examination of the EU by non-member countries generates much interest to join, and so we have several countries queuing to join and rearranging their internal affairs to qualify for membership.

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Between the end of World War II and July 12, 1994 Germany enjoyed a constitutionally entrenched principle which kept the nation's military inside her own borders. The nation was expected to write off all lost traditionally German territories to Poland and Russia, territories which were seceded for the purpose of seeing the Communist Empire advance deeper into the heartland of Europe.

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