Madness Takes it's Toll

[Zephonith Serpent Woman]

[Grigori Rho Gharveyn]

Psychosis is the natural state of mind; cultural conditioning manufactures conformity which is then mistaken for sanity. Non-conformists are then labeled insane by trained psychotics.
The proof of the insanity of so-called 'sane' people is that only these creepy zombie conformists can build atomic bombs or weapons of any sort requiring 'civilized' products like bronze or steel. By our participation in our respective cultures' wealth, like using our computers, we are bowing to the wisdom of the military-industrial complex, submitting to their yoke in the name of illusory freedom.
The pointing finger always points to the pointer first.
Just saying... but we do sympathize with anyone who is afflicted by pain, imprisonment, or shame, especially when they are children.
If there is any blame, then the blame falls on all of us equally.
Things will get better, lets hope they don't get much worse first.
We can only hope that those who are able to provide can help these children to get the best possible care.
love, the grigs...

[Zephonith Serpent Woman]

A psychosis is what it is, and it seems psychotic to willingly and knowingly go ahead with unsafe nuclear schemes when the proof of what happens is in the pudding. Truth is truth and this is what separates the psychotic from the realist. The children of Chernobyl have the final say in this matter. Watch if you can, or at least when you are up to it. It affected me for a while.

Man with all due respect I am one of those who will fight this evil that makes little kids cry like that until I'm dead, and then I will come back for more.

[Grigori Rho Gharveyn]

Psychoses, or the lack thereof, may be in the eye of the beholder, Zephonith, or perhaps in the beholders' minds... We are pretty sure psychoses are the natural states of all minds, but that our self-conceits require each of us to believe we are sane; that is, if sanity is even possible.

Our own perspectives might seem a tad skewed.

Not sure what happened online here, but we found an update to the timeline you posted here that still ignored Israel, but now includes North Korea.

Our personal perspectives include having lived through or died in several global nuclear wars already, some of which may still be in various futures, but not in every future. We've lived far enough into enough various futures to know that some of our futures turn out pretty good for what may be an infinitely long time to come.

So we wonder, if death is inevitable in some worlds, but not in all worlds, should we forget the dead, or should we continue to rail against the injustice, waste, and suffering in those worlds where we remain in peril or continue to die as a consequence of nuclear proliferation?

We were a staunch anti-nuclear activist for a long time, but now the mutant children of those worlds where the bombs have fallen seem to advocate for their rights to exist even though their parents' worlds had to die to allow their own worlds to be born.

Is there really any line to be drawn, or should we just enjoy what we have while we have it?

The mutants seem to be calling for more nukes and the will to use them. It seems that every will will prevail, in its own domain. Perhaps that's best, it certainly seems inevitable.

Enjoy! love, the Grigs...

[Zephonith Serpent Woman]

Thanks Grigori ~ it's a tad dated but nonetheless gives us all an idea of just how ....psychotic? some leaders seem to have become.Who in their right minds would do this to the people and the beautiful creatures of the environment of this planet? It puts things in perspective for me.

[Grigori Rho Gharveyn]

Awesome post Zephonith Serpent Woman!
A very symphonic timeline, it's like an international dialogue with bombs...
Did not see Israel's flag pop up (1960), and pretty sure there were a few more tests in the US and South Pacific before Nagasaki and Hiroshima...
For those not familiar with the flags, there were, from left-to-right across the top: Great Britain, France, USSR and USA, and then Pakistan, India, and China across the bottom...
North Korea brings the total up to nine nuclear powers in the world.

Who's Next? by Tom Lehrer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvs_qTnUHMI

Enjoy!
love, the Grigs...

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