America Remembers Martin Luther King Jr. As Middle East Inches Toward Military Inferno.

By Jerry Alatalo | January 15, 2024

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“The choice today is not between violence and non-violence. It is either non-violence or non-existence.” – MARTIN LUTHER KING Jr. (1929-assassinated 1968) Nobel Prize acceptance speech, December 11, 1964

Webster’s Dictionary defines inferno as “in·​fer·​no” in-ˈfər-(ˌ)nō , plural infernos, Synonyms of inferno: a place or a state that resembles or suggests hell, the inferno of war, also: an intense fire: CONFLAGRATION, a raging inferno. Similarly, other dictionaries define inferno as “1. A large fire that is dangerously out of control: “The inferno had swept through the city” and 2. Hell (with reference to Dante’s Divine Comedy.)

As Americans honor the memory of the late Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Martin Luther King Jr., the extraordinarily dangerous situation faced by millions of people residing in the Middle East has nothing to do with “comedy”. After 100 days of Israel’s genocidal actions taken against the people of Palestine, it is reasonable to suggest that the justices sitting on the International Court of Justice are all that stands in the way of the enactment of a(nother) catastrophic, out-of-control, Middle East region military inferno.

The resolution to current dangerous rising tensions in the region is crystal clear to any man or woman who has invested a relatively modest amount of time to researching the (unfortunately) tragic history of the energy-rich Middle East: Ending the ongoing genocide of Palestinians and, at the same time, ending apartheid conditions in Israel. 

What is most profoundly perplexing, morally offensive and disappointing is the abysmal failure of Israeli, American and allied NATO officials to acknowledge what minor and major Middle East researchers the world over fully understand with respect to the above-mentioned resolution for successfully removing tensions in the region.

This writer has suggested on numerous occasions, in numerous locations/platforms on the internet, that those individuals who now refuse to acknowledge the obvious Middle East solution are participants in the mass murders of an estimated 17-20 million men, women and children worldwide with the use of mRNA “vaccines”, – the so-called “vaccines” which have been discovered to be, in reality, bioweapons, created for the sole purpose of killing and maiming human beings via covert, eugenics-driven biological warfare.

It could be described as supreme irony that Americans observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, January 15 while eugenics-driven, Fascist/DeepState mRNA bioweapons mass murderers attempt to provoke a Middle East military inferno which has the potential to make previous (equally unnecessary) Middle East wars appear as children mindlessly squabbling on a playground. 

But then, what else would one expect from (increasingly desperate and dangerous) mass murderers who know in their bones that their time of freely walking (and breathing on) the Earth is rapidly coming to an end, as a growing number of attorneys worldwide (who have a big problem with premediated mass murderers of innocents, numbering in the millions, correctly described as the greatest, most hideous crime spree in world history) prepare their legal cases – leading to the mass murderers’ identification, arrest, prosecution and justifiable, proper and necessary punishment?

Lucid Summations When Tomorrow Is Today and MLK Day — OffGuardian

[Editor’s note: Edward Curtin writes, “Martin Luther King was a transmitter of a radical non-violent spiritual and political energy so plenipotent that his very existence was a threat to an established order based on institutionalized violence, racism, and economic exploitation.  He was a very dangerous man to the U.S. government and all the institutional and deep state forces armed against him. So they killed him… The best ‘service’ we can offer on Martin Luther King Day is recognize that fact and oppose the evil and violent forces directing the American nightmare.”]

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Edward Curtin “What they need, and what they feel they need, is a quality of mind that will help them use information and to develop reason in order to achieve lucid summations of what is going on in the world and what may be happening within themselves….what may be called the sociological imagination.” …

Lucid Summations When Tomorrow Is Today and MLK Day — OffGuardian