Civilocity
| From: | Nathaniel Wenger | Date: | Sun, 26 Oct 2008 09:45:43 +0000 |
| Subject: | Civilocity | ||
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Dear Php,
Please read this slow and when it settles in with you I would like to speak to you about it. I
realize it's importance and think its necessary to send it to other leaders around the world.
Would Americans be safer watching the leader of Russia the entire time that person is in power in
a democracy? Would Russians be safer? The same goes for any country would Americans be safer
watching the leader of China the entire time that person is in office? Would Chinese be safer?
The head professors in the philosophy department at GWU (Washington DC) and UCL (London)
have both replied that teaching civilocity would not occur without more experience yet knowledge is
not experience its fate. I reluctantly must opinionate that they are making great mistakes and both
should persuade their common councils that not having a college course on civilocity taught by me,
who wrote it, would be a great tragedy to the intelligence of the college level students let alone
the population. What is a debate without the discussion of Civilocity; the benefits and
disadvantages of 'watching the person whom you voted to power in a democracy the entire time
that person is in service to you?' Any senator, representative, or person opposed of civilocity
is asking not to know the full story. Is a better educated society a better society? A candidate not
running on civilocity will not have the peoples best interest at heart. The difference between an
open society
and civilocity is that, in an open society there would be no intelligence agencies. Surely there
is a loss of intelligence that is at the college level and that is present in my writing which needs
to be addressed.
Thus having the correct experience and diploma is surely imperious to the knowledge of civilocity
and I must reconcile our differences and urge you to emphasize the importance that civilocity
brings. Civilocity must be treated like a candidate with no chance to lose because it contains no
deadline, its inevitable.
A world instating civilocity means no two countries will be at war. tick tock tick tock and
there was a knock I looked to my left and then to my right and realized I have been sleeping all
night I sprang out of bed with an idea in my head and this is what I said.
Do you invest in scientist to cure a disease? How about curing war between nations, the one
disease no scientist ever cured, no doctor ever saved, and no religion ever stopped?
This is going to change the world more than a certain candidate of color or gender, a scientist
curing a disease, a doctor curing a patient, a religion of peace, or a movement for one sect of
people to vote. The person who fights for civilocity will be seen as Martin Luther King Jr., Malcom
X, or even Plato.
Civilocity is as real as democracy. The greatest idea in politics since democracy was
introduced. Now think about the 4000 soldiers who died in Iraq and what they were fighting for and
the real answer is democracy instead of a horrible tyrant that wouldnt be able to achieve power in
a country when civilocity is instated saving 4000 american lives. The error is that its still not
talked about on tv and thats the american intelligence not doing a damn thing to save a life.
The second an economy goes in debt as a country we need to raise taxes and collect more money.
A government doesnt know the value of time because a government isnt living thats why knowledge and
change is suppressed which is inevitable like democracy, woman voting, and African Americans voting.
People are the ones who must take responsibility for change and step up to the government. People
are the ones who must speak of change to the masses in a manner to address the most citizens in a
peaceful way immediately unless the people will be a body like the government who aren't
living.
"Is democracy more true than heaven, is civilocity more true than god?"
Nathaniel I. Wenger
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