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|    The Starmaker to The Starmaker    |
|    Re: The Goal of Albert Einstein    |
|    22 Mar 25 16:09:21    |
      XPost: sci.physics.relativity, alt.fan.rush-limbaugh       From: starmaker@ix.netcom.com              The Starmaker wrote:              >       > Albert Einstein rejected the presidency of Israel because they were small       fries. Albert Einstein considers       > himself a...World Leader! Leader of the World...the planet Earth.       >       > He tells the President of the United States, "Build an atomic bomb and kill       those motherfuckers!"              Keep in mind, Albert Einstein considers       himself a...World Leader! Leader of the World...the planet Earth.              Albert Einstein is a self-appointed Leader of the planet Earth.              Here is a letter Einstein wrote in 1932, (that's 10 years before Japan       attacked Pearl Harbor)                     . Einstein replied on April 26, 1932:       Your letter of April 20 convinced me that I had misinterpreted your       telegram and was mistaken about the character of the congress which you       suggested.       I was under the impression that all you intended was to make a rather       impotent protest in the hope of affecting the war policy which Japan is       pursuing at the moment.       I realize now that you are aiming at a much larger target: to help       create a more effective antiwar movement than has thus far existed. In       such an endeavor I should be glad to participate as fully as possible.       I am convinced that only one policy will prove effective: All member       states of the League of Nations and, in addition, the United States must       accept the unconditional obligation to carry        out all decisions of the League and the International Court of       Arbitration at The Hague.       If we succeeded in convincing the more educated groups in the various       countries of the necessity of so far-reaching a renunciation of national       sovereignty, we       would actually be accomplishing something that would be useful. Had we       been able to accomplish this in the past, Japan's insolent action could       have been prevented by       the imposition of a boycott of all Japanese goods and ships.       During the spring Einstein received a number of messages from Barbusse       reporting sponsorship by many other prominent persons as well as       steady progress in the organization of the congress. Attached to a       letter dated May 18, 1932, was the text of an appeal, to be signed by       all the sponsors, which       was to serve as a public announcement. The appeal pointed out that the       war unleashed in China by Japan was unmistakably directed at the Soviet       Union "with       the approval and connivance of the great imperialistic powers." The       thought was particularly emphasized in the first paragraph of the       appeal: "While the Disarmament Conference              is in full swing in Geneva, Japan has hurled itself against the Asiatic       mainland. It has slaughtered countless innocent people in Chapei. It has       occupied Manchuria.       Crudely camouflaged as an independent republic, Manchuria is clearly to       serve as a strategic base for any war against the Soviet Union. For       fifteen years the Soviet Union       has striven to build a new world order based on a co-operative community       of workers, a reasonable distribution of national income, the pursuit of       common welfare, and the       abolition of exploitation and oppression of man by his fellow man: in       short, on principles diametrically opposed to the anarchy of the       capitalist system.       The Soviet Union, dedicated to its great task of socialist and human       construction, has for months heroically resisted Japanese       provocation..." -Albert Einstein -Self-Appointed Leader of the planet       Earth.                                                                                                                              --       The Starmaker -- To question the unquestionable, ask the unaskable,       to think the unthinkable, mention the unmentionable, say the unsayable,       and challenge the unchallengeable.              --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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