Spectrum Analysis

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Spectrum Analysis

Totalitarian Forward Operating Bases (totfobs) have always been an integral part of normal human societies and appear as tribal enclaves determined to acquire political power because they can "do a better job". In actuality, modern totfobs have discovered that if they create enough violence, they can control political power and then perpetuate themselves in power by permanently "doing a better job" repairing violence that has has done to a society of humans. In spite of many social, economic and spiritual 'enlightenments', totfobs still continually re-emerge.

Dividing countries into political entities doesn't mean much. Only their hundred year long sociological timelines or their generational progressions have significance. Note the sociological conditions being evaluated here with colors depicting various human systems. Note that one could find half of the colors here listed in any 'country', with varying degrees of interactive crises effects. Not all strife is by nations. Many times it is the 'colors' colliding within a nation.

Our purpose is to stimulate interest in the dynamics of constitutional covenants between citizens. A 'covenant' is some form of mutual understanding between various Cro-Magnon peoples giving their consent to interact within a common social structure. Such a covenant, even ordained by Creation, cannot be imposed if it is to be successful. The constitutional covenant must be fully understood and 'generally' accepted, noting that the American Constitution was 'generally' accepted only after the mid 1790s. That was well after it had been written and amended. The English covenant begin with the Magna Carta and took 400 years to be 'generally' accepted. The Chinese have had covenants that were 'generally' accepted (Dao?) several times, only to have them dismantled by self-seeking totalitarianists.

The purpose of a constitutional covenant is to build a human infrastructure in which the majority born under the covenant agree that this is a standard by which they live with each other and how they delegate political and economic power to an appointed minority.

Our goal is to educate the public that political power is not owned, but earned and then given by Creation. Acquiring power over others by force and maintaining it by terror is no longer an evolutionary option for Humanity or acceptable as an activity by any minority.

Various continents shown with their majority constitutional covenants. A Middle Eastern display of sub categories shows something quite different.

A Current Analysis, November 2007

In the Pakistan region, something like 4 major ethnic entities, 53 tribal subcultures (many overlapping into Iran, Afghanistan , India and China), 8 Islamic cultures, 17 totalitarian cultures and 312 'democratic' cultures exist. Even after a 100 years of British 'imperialist' attempts to create a nation state, Pakistan still has the usual centuries-long accumulation of anarchic conditions that prevent any democratic progression, let alone economic and spiritual progressions. In the associated diagram it is shown that some areas are more politically and social aware than others and it might be in everyone's interest to separate the anarchistic regions from the democratic regions for the purposes of martial law. Many Pakistanis and Europeans are calling for a continuation of full democracy even when there are many areas where it simply doesn't exist and never has. It might be much more pragmatic for the next fifteen year period to have an interim suspension of citizenship rights in areas that have not demonstrated a willingness to allow democracy, with human rights suspended when there is any form of local genocide or other forms of crimes against humanity. The same conditions already exist in many parts of Iran. Afghanistan and Iraq and have been met with a total loss of rights in many cases. The question for the entire region is: why is one person or group entitled to human rights if they do not believe in a constitutional Covenant of human rights for all?

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