A poster war
Domenico Losurdo
aired live on all major television networks in the world, the speech made by Chairman of the Nobel Committee at the time of the transfer the peace prize to Liu Xiaobo is presented as a manifesto of war. The fundamental concept is unclear how ramshackle and Manichaean: democracies have never waged war and were not in war with each other, and thus to triumph once and for all the cause of peace must spread democracy on a global scale. One who speaks thus ignores history, ignores for example the war between 1812 and 1815 spread between Britain and the USA. Two countries are "democratic" and most are both part of the "pragmatic" and "peaceful" Anglo-Saxon stock. Yet such is the fury of a war that Thomas Jefferson compared to "Satan" and the British government to declare that fact even that Britain and the U.S. are engaged in an "eternal war" (eternal war), which is to end with the 'murder (extermination) of either side. "
aired live on all major television networks in the world, the speech made by Chairman of the Nobel Committee at the time of the transfer the peace prize to Liu Xiaobo is presented as a manifesto of war. The fundamental concept is unclear how ramshackle and Manichaean: democracies have never waged war and were not in war with each other, and thus to triumph once and for all the cause of peace must spread democracy on a global scale. One who speaks thus ignores history, ignores for example the war between 1812 and 1815 spread between Britain and the USA. Two countries are "democratic" and most are both part of the "pragmatic" and "peaceful" Anglo-Saxon stock. Yet such is the fury of a war that Thomas Jefferson compared to "Satan" and the British government to declare that fact even that Britain and the U.S. are engaged in an "eternal war" (eternal war), which is to end with the 'murder (extermination) of either side. "
identifying the cause of peace and the cause of democracy, the chairman of the Nobel Committee beautifies the history of colonialism, which has often seen the countries 'democratic' to promote the expansion, with recourse to war, violence and even more brutal genocidal practices. But it is not only the past. With his speech, the chairman of the Nobel Committee has standing to rear the first Gulf War, the war against Yugoslavia, the second Gulf War, all done by great "democracy" and in the name of 'democracy'.
Now, the biggest obstacle to the universal spread of democracy is represented by China, therefore, is both the most dangerous outbreak of war to fight with every means for a "regime change" in Beijing is a noble to the service of peace: this is the message that was sent to Oslo and bombed around the world, and has been transmitted while the fleet bombarded the U.S. military continues to "practice" not far from the coast of China.
At the time, a famous philosopher "democratic" and Western, John Stuart Mill, has defended the Opium Wars against China as a contribution to the cause of freedom, "freedom" buyer "before that" the manufacturer or vendor. " E 'in the wake of this unfortunate colonial tradition that the warlords are located in Oslo. The manifesto launched by the chairman of the Nobel Committee should sound like an alarm bell for those who really care about the cause of peace.
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