In 1989, the Berlin Wall between East and West collapsed in Germany. They thought freedom was coming, Europe without borders!
Today they are building walls, one by one. In Europe, Greece and Bulgaria have a forty-kilometer fence on the border with Turkey. Austria has built a wall on the border with Italy, and France has built a wall at the port of Calais, where migrants flock to Britain. 175 kilometers of barbed wire on the Hungarian-Serbian border. A five-meter-high stone wall is built inside the city of Munich, separating local residents from the migrant quarter. Lithuania puts a wall on the border with Belarus. That’s what Europe is like today.
Is it possible to stop migration?
We are present at the burial of a Europe that is “going under the water” of Islam, with its proud green banner flying over it. And then comes China, which seeks to rule the world. This is where the big problems will arise between the Muslim world and China. But they will probably come to an agreement somehow, because China has no ideology other than just governing.
Better such a development than an atomic war. And gradually people will realize that it is necessary to live differently, will begin to look for how to do it, how to balance all the diversity, diversity and hatred in the world.
How can we make sure that people who were originally created with such enormous selfishness can live with each other and get along with the positive force at the same time? It will manifest itself clearly as an urgent need for communication between people, between countries, between everyone and everything.
Humanity must reach the point of realizing its own nothingness, selfishness, hopelessness, hopelessness and gridlock. In principle, it is aware of this even now, but so far it manages to somehow obscure it.
And when they realize with their own eyes that there is an EGO in front of them or around them – surrounded by humanity and surrounded by this enormous egoistic beast – then they will understand. From the contrary. The selfishness itself will indicate to them that they need to go to the connection.
Europe is the most advanced continent, a hodgepodge of languages, countries, nations. The way out of this state can only be in more unification, in a proper, truly voluntary unification, and not the kind of unification they created: enticing countries and setting conditions.
States and peoples will have to unite on another condition: absolute unity. Not “you to me, I to you,” and somewhere in the middle we agree with each other – it’s impossible, it just won’t work. No dictation, nothing!
A serious education that teaches unity must be introduced. The structure of the education system itself is ready for this, all that is needed is a methodology, and it exists. Let’s go, Europeans!
