Many thanks for your witness, Harsh. As I read your report I was reminded of (1) the progroms of Rwanda, Bosnia and oh too many other examples of this most nasty side of humanity, (2)Primo Levi's account of concentration camp life in Germany in his book "If this is a Man".

Robin

This is not man, this is Satanic powers on Earth, using microwave mind-control technology, pulsed at extra low frequencies by the HAARP transmitters to upset mental stability and incite barbarism, without conscience. Gujarat was weakened by a devastating (artificially triggered) earthquake first, in preparation for it's destabilisation and moral destruction. Rwanda was a 'tester.' This is the tip of the ice-berg and it's spreading, all over the known world. Who is silent consents.

I am disheartened and appalled by the events so vividly described by my friend and work colleague, Harsh. What is humanity coming to? All the religions of the world preach Peace, Harmony, Justice & Oneness and yet the so called “apostles” of religion hide under the banner of religion to commit the most hideous crimes against innocent people including sadly, defenceless women and children.

What is surprising, in my opinion, is the fact that the leaders who ought to be defending the defenceless-children, the aged, the weak and the sick- turn a blind eye and by their actions or inactions actually perpetrate and participate or indeed, become party to these crimes against humanity themselves.

2000 years ago someone said in the good old book that “ Do not be surprised when you see government oppress the poor and deny them justice and their rights” Ecclesiastes 5:8. How true this is even today. But perhaps the world is even sicker now than ever before. And what is worst is that no one is standing up for the truth like the great leaders of the past did. The question then is what can be done?

First, I think the staring point is what Harsh has done-to expose the atrocities. But beyond exposing these crimes and all forms of injustice, those responsible must be named, shamed and brought to swift justice. I see a role for “civil society” and all peace loving people on the face of the earth in this regard. We must hold Governments and leaders responsible in situations of the type described by Harsh. After all, no leader –in my opinion- is fit to lead once they loose their own sense of humanness. As one of the world’s greatest leaders, Nelson Mandela once remarked “You can never be human if you are not humane to others. Peace lovers must stand up for the voiceless otherwise the dream of world peace and harmony will forever remain distant. What a shame to civilisation.