AND TALK ABOUT PEACE... IS IT UTOPIA?! (1)

Take the quiz...

Go to any of these masters, responsible for the propagation of war, armed conflicts, killings and so on, and question them about peace... Try them!

They will immediately answer "which is the next path they will follow..."

But, you and I know that they can never have peace. Much less, "work" for her to come... They can't! Maybe they want to, but they can't(?!)

They can't because their bellicose, warlike, troubled, destructive nature, etc., doesn't allow them to have enough scope to understand that humanity was born to one day live in peace, however, from its creation to the present day, all of this, in fact, has never been more than UTOPIA!

Never at any time in this terrestrial world has it been known what the term PEACE really is!

I believe that before thinking about bringing peace to the world, it is necessary above all, each one to bring it to himself individually and then distribute it in the surroundings...

However, observing all these men throughout history, it is difficult to locate one, at least in this political-military milieu who had the true idea of bringing peace for peace's sake! They wanted it many times, but first it would have to subdue its enemies, shed its blood, plunge the sword into its breast, before thinking about political stability....

Even those who were considered and in fact were great strategists, such as Napoleon Bonaparte, in the end, moreover, from the beginning they thought only of themselves. The only personality that comes to my mind at this very moment, who fought and died for peace, though also in France, was Joanna of Arc. All the rest, besides Emperors, Kings, etc., also the Bishops... priests and especially the Popes... they never dared to admit it!

Not only utopian to speak of peace, but taboo!

How is it possible to think of peace... Nations, whose main interest, for example, is to sell the materials produced by their war industry at a very high price?!

-(1) UTOPIA: The idea of an ideal, imaginary and fantastic civilization is named. It is a system or plan that does not seem to be possible in practice. Something that takes the form of illusion, dream, daydream, or fantasy. The word utopia originates from the Greek "ou+topos" which can be translated as "place that does not exist";

- (2) Napoleon Bonaparte was a French statesman and military leader who rose to prominence during the French Revolution and led several successful military campaigns during the French Revolutionary Wars. He was Emperor of the French as Napoleon I from 1804 to 1814 and briefly in 1815 during the Hundred Days; Born: August 15, 1769, Ajaccio, France; Died: May 5, 1821, Longwood House Museum, Longwood, St. Helena; Children: Napoleon II of France, Eugene de Beauharnais. Spouse: Marie Louise of Austria (1810–1821), Josephine of Beauharnais (1796–1810); Height: 1.68 m; Siblings: Louis I of Holland, Joseph Bonaparte, Pauline Bonaparte, Parents: Maria Leticia Ramolino, Carlo Maria Bonaparte.

- (3) Joan of Arc was a French peasant and saint canonized by the Catholic Church, considered a heroine of France for her deeds during the Hundred Years' War. She was born the daughter of Jacques d'Arc and Isabelle Romée into a peasant family in Domrémy in northeastern France. Born: Domrémy, France. Died: 30 May 1431, Rouen, France. Parents: Jacques d'Arc, Isabelle Romée. Siblings: Jean d'Arc, Pierre d'Arc, Catherine d'Arc, Jacquemin d'Arc; Beatification: 18 April 1909; Notre Dame de Paris; by Pope Pius X; Canonization: May 16, 1920; St. Peter's Basilica, Rome; by Pope Benedict XV; Died: 30 May 1431 (aged 19); Rouen, Upper Normandy; Kingdom of France (under English rule).