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The Live-and-Let-Live System in Trench Warfare in World War I

Sometimes cooperation emerges where it is least expected. During World War I, the Western Front was the scene of horrible battles for a few yards of territory. But between these battles, and even during them at other places along the five-hundred-mile line in France and Belgium, the enemy soldiers often exercised considerable restraint. A British staff officer on a tour of the trenches remarked that he was

astonished to observe German soldiers walking about within rifle range behind their own line. Our men appeared to take no notice. I privately made up my mind to do away with that sort of thing when we took over; such things should not be allowed. These people evidently did not know there was a war on. Both sides apparently believed in the policy of “live and let live.” (Dugdale 1932, p. 94)

This is not an isolated example. The live-and-let-live system was endemic in trench warfare. It flourished despite the best efforts of senior officers to stop it, despite the passions aroused by combat, despite the military logic of kill or be killed, and despite the ease with which the high command was able to repress any local efforts to arrange a direct truce.

The Live-and-Let-Live System in Trench Warfare in World War I: An Excerpt from Axelrods The Evolution of Cooperation

CATCH is a Canadian organization against community-based harassment and government techniques and technology in crowd control.

Gang Stalking, MK-ULTRA, Psyop | WIDE EYE CINEMA – Free Truth Videos

For all practical purposes, the United States and Britain are Zionist-occupied nations. Because the American and British people are generally ignorant of what Zionism is, the meaning of this statement is not widely understood or appreciated.

Exposing the Zionist Hidden Hand Ruling Britain and the United States

Electric Man Strikes Again

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RISK – Author unknown

To laugh is to risk appearing the fool.
To weep is to risk appearing sentimental.
To reach out to others is to risk involvement.
To expose feelings is to risk exposing your true self.
To place your ideas, your dreams before a crowd is to risk their loss.
To love is to risk not being loved in return.
To live is to risk dying.
To hope is to risk despair.
To try is to risk failure.

But risks must be taken,
because the greatest hazard in life is to do nothing.

The person who risks nothing,
does nothing, has nothing, and is nothing.

They may avoid suffering and sorrow,
but they cannot learn, feel, change, grow, love, live.

Chained by their attitudes, they are a slave,
they forfeited their freedom.

Only the person who risks can be free

Taking risks

Is It Real or Fake

The Council on Foreign Relations and the 2008 Election

YouTube – The Council on Foreign Relations and the 2008 Election

Just in time for Halloween, the squishy eyeball doorbell.

Gross Squishy Eyeball Doorbell Button & Modd3d

Kay Griggs, wife of colonel George Griggs, USMC (retired USMC Commandant): 29th Commandant of the Marine Corps, found her husband’s diary, which contains details of homosexual blackmail in the top ranks of the US Marine Corps and names leading politicians and military leaders. Kay Griggs’s information about the US government also comes from observations and people she met. She exposes initiation rituals, the raping of young men and blackmail and murders to keep people quiet. Much of this, according to Griggs, is related to secret society activity and she names figures like Henry Kissinger and a string of other top government individuals.

&8220;Kay Griggs Interviews&8221; Excerpt by Eric Hufshmid | WIDE EYE CINEMA – Free Truth Videos

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Very interesting series from the 1950′s called `Space Patrol’ which spoke about Martian Cities abandoned with hidden treasure.

Space Patrol: The Hidden Treasure of Mars (1954) | SIGH7INGS – UFO and ET Video Magazine