Reaching international fame as a blogger runs through an arduous path. Through challenges unimaginable.

As a forewarning for others who wish to try my luck, and as a staunch criticism of the Danish system, that is as close to a KGB state as you get it here today, I will entertain the international audience with some stories and deep insight into a socialist system at its worst.

It has come to total corruption. If a state haunts its philosophers, it is not a good state anymore, however you wish it were.

Denmark prides itself as one of the leading countries when it comes to human rights and protection of minorities, intellectuals and other vulnerable parts of the society. The opposite is the reality.

Let me begin with the worst.

I remember, that people used to call KGB the ultimate evil. My story will rival it. The KGB of today is called PET. The Stasi of Denmark.

When did it start? It started just after the Cartoon crisis and I joined the resistance. This is off cause an aggressive move, and off cause this will attract the attention of the KGB of the country. In Russia, KGB used to put people in camps. Not in Denmark. What they do here, is to infiltrate your family.

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Looking at the problems of Europe and the vast areas out of public control, my proposal was to use drones.

Now, drones are not just drones. There are numerous types of drones. The most used right now is the flying done, like the ones we use in Afghanistan and Pakistan. But there are many more, and many are under preparation.

The most effective drones are the small flying drones that have shooting capabilities. Russia have developed some flying Quadro copters with a machine gun attached to it.

Work on these, and we have a serious weapon.

Then there are the mobile drones, that lumber on in streets, these can be equipped with surveillance tools as well as offensive capabilities.

What we need in the forthcoming war with the extremists of Europe is a mix of different drones, and tactical methods developed in their use.

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When we are at war, we often wish we were not. Only the most stupid and cruel person would wish war for the sake of war. At the end of the line, lies war sometimes, but usually it is because of other interests the war is put forth.

If we look upon the theatre of war in the Middle East, one thing is certain, the wars there is not for territorial gain, mostly. It is another vice; pride.

One the most devastating and ruinous parts of human life is the constant hunt for glory. I myself is the worst. I live for glory.

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When we look upon the peace offer to Israel, that is supported from the upper echelons of Iranian society, one thing is certain. The offer is there. You can discuss whether it is sincere, the limits of it, if it is a ruse and so on. But one thing remains certain; it is there.

Now, seen from a Jewish point of view, peace offers are always difficult. We are used to prolonged wars, and a stubbornness when it comes to these wars and persecution. The end result is often a half win and a half defeat. Always Jews have beaten the odds, but then again always at a horrendous cost. Latest in the Shoa, the persecution by Hitlers Germany.

Now, this gives us a great advantage, but also a disadvantage, we are not good a taking the peace offers we get.

I myself is the worst, I have few friends, and very little family, and my own life is filled with warfare of this and that kind. In the close vicinity of my life, political and spiritual.

Now, I have voted for peace. Let me explain why. It started with the Cartoons really. The entire world went into flames, and Danish cartoons were set aflame. This let to a civilized alliance between the US and Denmark. I contributed with some ideas, and strategic proposals. We have come far, Obama and I. Through the Arab spring, the first arduous days of warfare between Syria and other nations. But the largest victory was really the victory we had over Ahmadinejad. It was a diplomatic victory, we foresaw the moves of the vile and crafty minister of Iran, and we beat him. Plainly through ideas, and diplomacy.

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I once had an American friend, she was a ballet dancer, and she was tough in a nice way. She had this dedication to what she did, and a really strong focus on her things, she really wanted to change the world into something better. She used to show me some strange Norwegian pancakes, that her Norwegian forefathers had brought to America when they went there many years ago. Now she found a nice Danish guy, and have had their first little kid, and everything is really nice.

She told me; always stay in you A-game. That is true, always work in what you are good at, not what you wish you were good at.

Now what are the strengths of the religions, is it an endless discussion about abortion or all kind of restrictive measures on this and that? Well, I would not get into the details of that discussion. Why? Because it is a weak spot. People want positive ideas and ideals, not an old fashioned mr. “I know it all” type. Harking back into time, and finding the strong points of the religions is therefore a good method.

Now we all descend from Moses, Jews are more prone to discuss the Mosaic ideas than the other monotheistic religions, but we share it all. Moses had a strong point to the religions; family.

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When we look upon Israels role i the ongoing peace debates. Sometimes I feel Israel does not acknowledge that I am a Jew. Yes I have background in all three religions, but firstly I am a Jew.

This brings Israel to the forefront of the negotiations of peace, and honestly, this is Israel. Israel is in its basic idea a vehicle for peace. If it was not for Israel, no-one would have thought so much about the Middle East. We are all inspired by the faith in the promise of Abraham, and if we obtain that peace, it will be Israel who have brought it there.

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When we look upon the potential of what we might gain, one thing is certain; the possibilities are many, and we may actually make history in our time. When we look back in history, there has never been a point where all three religions had the potential to find common ground. Well, in fact we are all moulded in the same mould; Moses, Abraham, Egypt, Babylon. Well yes there is Jesus and Mohammad, but we really share the same foundation. Now this is the way to find peace and make a better world. It makes sense. Then how come there has never been a reunion, and all faiths have been in constant warfare. It is simple, because there has never been a single figure that all three religions trusted, and there has never been a situation where that single person could reach all three religions at the same time.

But that situation is now. With the advent of the internet, it is possible to talk to all three religions at once, and thereby reach common ground. It only takes one person to take up the task. That person should be extraordinary in the sense, that he should have family ties to all three religions. He has to have an Arab father and a Jewish/Christian mother. Or else it will not do.

His skills must be considerable, but, that is really not the point. The point is, he would have to represent all three religions.

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The horrible images of the Kenyan mall, are still upon my inner vision. I see the atrocities, the dismembering and the onslaught of all we hold dear as something human. As though Chuckey the doll, just appeared from under my toilet seat, and started hacking away happily on my leg. Horror movies are not supposed to be real, they are supposed to be something we can amuse ourselves with, and then lean back in our sofa after the movie in the sound and happy feeling of home and peace.

Not anymore, the Kenyan mall attack is the scenario to come. There are good and bad Muslims, as there are good and bad Christians, Communist, Liberalists and so on. But we have to realize now, that the current atrocities we are witnessing are at the hand of the Islamists. The believers of Muhammad, who believe he wanted the blood spilled, and the curse be brought upon mankind. Muhammad is not that prophet to me, to me he is a civilizer and an illumnary.

This is as I see it, to other it is different. There are the good guys and the bad guys.

The Kenyan attack puts the development of Muslims and Muslim communities to a discussion. Here in Denmark, there are numerous fans of the organization that pulled the mall attack. Among the Danish Somalis, there are many who believe that the group known as Al-Shaabab was in their right mind. When will they put the same methods to the test in Denmark?

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When I was a young man, my mother always used to tell me, that it is not possible to save the world. I remember I did not like the sound of it, the up giving feeling, and I remember, that I chose to think that it is wrong.

We as human beings have a choice, we can wage war if we so chose, or we can live in peace, if we so choose.

There are many obstacles to peace, and often we get sucked up by needs of everyday life, of our worse sides, of the envy, and the rancor. But in the end, if we follow the wise Zoroastrian master, we can put ourselves on a path of redemption.

G-d bless the process of peace.

When we are looking at the Middle East theatre, we are both looking at redemption and possible demise. There is, really, a chance now for peace and for a positive development, and all are basically trying their best to find a solution.

But there are numerous obstacles to the process, plenty of unwise and destructive forces in the air, in the sea and on ground.

What do we do in such a situation?

Zoroaster, the original Persian philosopher had a groundbreaking idea; he told his people to look at good.

The concept of good is really an all-empowering, and immensely strong concept. Why? Because it drags us away from the narrow focus of our own interest, and gives us a view on the common interest.

Add to this, it is a time-honoured and proven idea. In fact, calling it an idea is hardly appropriate, it is a driving force in our world as well and beyond.

Following that lead into a landscape far more harmonious than what we are having now, will give progress for all who call themselves descendant of Abraham.

It is given to us by the wise Persian, and we should heed that call, all who wish to see the world as a better place.

G-d bless Israel and Persia in unison.

When Abraham looked upon Babylon, and saw its demise, he was both a politician and a man of G-d. The city burned down, because it had too much freedom, and the chaos it found itself in was boundless, symbolized by the heaven reaching Ziggurat; the tower of Babylon.

Now, he wandered, and, in the end decided to fix the problem himself, by giving birth to a new tribe called the Jews. He made a deal with spirit, and in this the birth of all who call themselves the descendants of Abraham is given.

Now, why did he do that? Well first of all, it was because he wanted to fix a political problem within the political system of the polis institution, or republics as we call them today. The problem of too much freedom.

But there is a deeper message in the fact, that he made a deal with G-d. Why? Because the deal was two-sided. One was to fix the political problem, that was in Abrahams interest, but there was something in it for G-d as well. Why did G-d put so much of his interest in the fight for love? The simple answer is; because G-d is love. Thereby did Abraham strike a deal to remake the nation, and G-d had his world be unfurled on our planet earth.

It was not until Moses however we as Jews really understood the existence of G-d. Moses gave us an understanding as G-d as intelligence and a natural power that is in between. So these two steps in the development of jewish thought combined the understanding of love with the covenant of Abraham.

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In my view Judaism, and consequently Christianity and Islam is stretched out between Abraham and Moses in an ideological sense. Where Abraham believed in love, Moses was the light bringer.

Abraham represented the Babylonian view, Moses represented the Egyptian view.

Now, as Christians say; Jesus is the redeemer, because he is the light and the truth ourselves. This is true, and is yet another reflection of the Mosaic view.

But what do we do, when we love someone and the love is neither realistic or that wise? The true thing would be to go away from that love, and do something else. But what if the love is really strong, and the love is fundamental to your life, do you then leave it be, because it is the most wise thing.

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We are closing on a deal in Syria, it will hopefully come to an end. Concerning the discussion on who and what persons did use chemical attacks. This is not the important point, as I see it, it is the peace process itself that is important, we need to make peace in all possible ways.

This is the focus it should be made of; peace. We can do it on Iran, we can do it in Syria, where there is a will is a way.

G-d bless the process of peace.

The Christians of the Middle East are all under attack, they are paying the price for chaos and tumult that we in the West have started.

This is not in anyones interest, least of all us, we in the West who wanted to make a better world.

Now, the most pressing issue, and something we could and should do something about is the outright mass persecution of the Copts in Egypt. But also in Syria and in Lebanon are there Christians under attack.

For the Christians, know that you have friends here in the West who are really tuned into your problems, and we do all we can to help you. We are not able to wield any weapons of physical existence, and we are not interested in being able to. But we have a strong voice that we lend to the protection of the weak and justice for all.

Now, some say that the killings of demonstrators at the Tahrir square are victims, well how come the same “victims” are targeting innocent Christians?

I told the Egyptian president to do what he did, not the Copts. Since I represent the conscience of the West, or rather the Danes and their descendants, that is both Russia, England, United States, a great deal of France and Germany. Put your aggression on them, if you dare.

Seen from the perspective of the Danes and our family, we should not let innocent Christian bear the brunt of the hate spawned by our enemies. It is not fair.

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The world is turning around, and we see unprecedented proof of a new world order.

Before it was all about manipulating this and that, now it is about being open and honest.

After the second world war Mr. Niels Bohr, the Danish physicist and coinventor of the atom bomb, send a plea out to the world. In his letter to the UN he called upon the conscience of the world, and fought for openness. He believed, that if we are able to discuss and talk with each other, there is a chance for peace. Having made one of the most destructive weapons of all time, I believe he had a point.

It is when you are faced with destruction you really appreciate the peace and life you have.

Now, after the second world war, the west and the east did not cooperate, it led to one of the most destructive phases of human history. Still the world is reeling after the cold war, and the trust we need to ferment and build, is still very weak.

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Congratulations Norway, on a new path to redemption and hopefully a better Norway. As old kin, we heartily congratulate you, and hope for the future.

Here are some reflections on the future of Norway.

First of all, you have to recognize your strengths. They are not the strengths that the former government thought they were; multi culti and a huge mass of unintegrated foreigners. It is in the core of the Norweigeian soul, in the depth of the fjords, in the minds of the strong and honorable Norwegians. It is in the blink of an eye when someone is lost in sea, in the companionship between loved and the protection of the weak.

Let us have a look on the situation of Norway.

Through a, honestly, ridiculous attachment to the mass colossus of French origin called the EU, the Norwegian state has been weakened. Since Norway is not even a member of the EU, it simply is ridiculous. It would make much more sense to look at Iceland, Denmark and Holland for inspiration.

This is the key; kinship. Through the kinship of the Vikings, the attachment should be made. This the true reflection of Norwegian character.

This does not include racism of xenophobia, but a serious honesty to the Norwegian democracy and the people of Norway.

Now, what are the most pressing problems of Norway. They are two things; criminal behavior of some immigrants and al-Qaeda.

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Moses was an Egyptian, he might have been an adopted Jew, or, as Freud say; just an egyptian.

But, to understand the implications of this, and the depth of his mission. We need to see his world through his eyes.

This is how he saw it, as I would interpret it, based on a lot of knowledge of his time.

Risen at the court of Akhentaten, Moses was a youngling. Akhentaten built an illustrious city called Amarna, where he roamed together with his family.

Akhentatens father had been the epitome of Egyptian civilization until that point, and he had built many wonders, and was an amazing leader of his time. So Akhentaten was used to the splendor and the power of his father.

He wanted to be better. So he started out on not just a new city, but a new philosophy.

The philosophy Akentaten brought forward was not something he himself invented. The ideas were circulating the entire area. There are remnants of the same ideology in Assyria and Persia. In Persia they still remember the Cosmocrator; the ruler of the entire cosmos.

So there must have, in the center and élite of the society in the temples, been an inventive and deep recognition of how the world is conceived.

This was brought forward of Moses father or at least close relative Akhentaten.

Now, after Akhentaten died, the ENTIRE society of the Egyptians revolted. They were not keen on loosing their age-old gods, such as Isis, Osiris and Thoth. So the rebelled, and just as in the Greek modern breakthrough with Animaxander, Plato and Socrates persecuted all who believed that there were such a thing as only one G-d.

The entire culture that Akhentaten had tried to build up, was vanquished and put the torch. Moses, a true believer of Akhentaten was on the run. Persecuted by the ones who believe in polytheism; in many gods.

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When we talk about the tribe of Israel, we wonder whence it came, but more, what are the basic principles of Israel.

I have covered Abraham, as I have tried to understand him in the light of his world, but another giant of Jewish thought; Moses I have still not really understood. Or rather until I have had the pleasure to read the psychoanalisyst mr. Freuds analysis of Moses. Remember Freud was an avid fan of ancient Egypt, many of the basic Freudian concepts are directly inspired by Egypt; the unconscious the shadow, or the baser instincts and the division of needs, ego and superego; all inspired by the Egyptians.

I am drifting. Back to Moses. According to Freuds analysis of Moses, Moses was not a jew, but an Egyptian prince. He puts forth several arguments. The most central, that the name Moses is an Egyptian name and not a Hebrew name. Ok, we can discuss the honor and the pride of the jews, maybe it is not so important. The philosophical point however is important. Because if Moses was an Egyptian prince, which makes sense, if you know the background history of the said historical frame, he was a prophet inspired by Akhenaten. The heretic Pharaoh.

Why is this important? Because it is the missing link between the Egyptian history of philosophy and Judaism.

If Moses was an Egyptian prince, he would be the direct heir to Akhentaten and the entire development of Egyptian thought till that moment.

Moses was an illustrious figure, he must have been the heir to Akhentaten. The one chosen by the great philosopher pharaoh to bring his ideas to all of humanity. Remember, at that time there was a violent repercussion of all the ideas of Akhentaten. His images were erased, his ideas banned and a young prince of true heritage to the heretic pharaoh must have been on the run.

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We believe, that all we do is in accordance with nature. This is so, but beyond nature, there is more, and we still, graced by spirit, are given a free choice here in our lives on earth.

Let us look first on spirit. This is a natural force that is within and in all. It permeates the material world when we are born. All living creatures are splinters of the supreme force that is G-d.

When we are born however, we are not directly connected to spirit. Yes, through prayer we can connect to it, but it is not so that we are just living as an integral part of spirit. This is a fact, and proven through science of the ancients.

Now. As a living being in earth we roam the nature. In the nature the differentiation and the egoism is at work. Since most of us are very far away from spirit. We believe that we are just autonoms fueled by the sun, living in small cages we call bodies. We are frail and just glimpses on a vast screen, glimpsing in and out without any pattern.

This brings war. Because then we are apt to enrich ourselves on behalf of the person who are next to us. We do not know that we are already connected, but truly believe we are rightfully given our kin property. We call it conquest, we call it business. We call it many things, but in the end it is all just a misunderstanding. We are interconnected. We are one.

Now, egoism and theft are real. Some call it “fulfilling their needs”, others call it “Lebensraum”. But at the end of the day, it is just the oppression of others.

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When we talk about Europe, we wish things were different. The old continent is dying, is in its final phase of corruption.

That is the real status of Europe right now. The institutions are rife with corruption, the streets are ruled by the strong. The economy is devastated, and only pockets of true industry remains. The rest is chaos and evil destruction.

The young are either in discordance with the old, or on a track of self-destruction. G-d is nothing but a mean old man, in the memory of another generation. The nations are rapidly emptied of meaning and power, while as the central bureaucracy called the European Union is fast in its gobbling up of all that there is left of real power and honor, in the beleaguering states of Europe.

What is Europe really? It is a land filled with tribes. Danes, Anglo Saxons, Goths, Gauls, Romans, Ionians, Iberians, Germans.

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Well concerning Assad, there is only one thing that would make it possible to make peace; calling the man.

Iran wants peace, Russia wants peace, Saud i Arabia wants peace. The Muslim Brotherhood is not a factor anymore. So all we need to do now, is to reach Assad, and talk to him.

This is about the honor of The United States of America. Are we just villains, or are we truly the harbingers of peace.

I understand your frustration, but international politics is not about having the biggest gun, it is about the honor of a country. Remember the Spartans, how the Spartan king brought peace just by being there? Why? Because they were just.

This is your deep and truly real function as an international politician. Bring hope, do it by being just.

No one wants war. It has been too long, we need peace.

Let there be room for all, in each their state. The territories each faction have won must be the state they have. Except for the Christians who are dependent on the Alawi.

But, really try to reach out to Assad before it is too late, and make him understand, that this has to stop. We did not start it, and we can only stop it, if we are truly bringing people to the table where people are able to talk.

Please my friend, use your eloquence to bring peace for man. This is what your promised, keep it, please.

G-d bless the peace we will win if only we are easy about things, and not frustrated. Use your good, American heart for peace.

Egypt is a country walking from its inception five – six thousand years ago till today, first as a conqueror, then as countries around it grew stronger; as an old shadow of its inceptive powers.

It is like a shadow hanging over humankind. We know, from the bible, the Torah and the Quran, that Moses was in Egypt, that its ideas was engraved on the very first stone that was laid in the amazing structure that is now the civilization of mankind. Rather it is one of the founding stones.

Cleopatra said it when she tried to save the last strong elements of Egyptian culture to Caesar; we are one old civilization, living in the shadows.

The basic tenants and the will of the Egyptian people however is still there, so many years after; the loyalty to the state, the strength of intellectualism. Christian as well as Muslim.

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Concerning the ongoing debate on the constitution, there is apparently a discussion on the banning of religious parties in the parliament.

First of all, I believe it is important to discuss where these problems arise, when they arise, and the appropriate measure on the case.

Democracy is unique in the sense that it is the rule of the people, as a consequence all laws should be initiated, discussed and implemented by the will of the people.

There are other models in opposition to this model. One of them, or most in coordination and competition is communism, and then comes the idea of a caliphate.

Now, both are not clean in attitude to the people. They do not respect the will of the people as democracy do. In the communist system, there is a small cadre of people, the upper clergy of the workers who decide the rules, at least, this is the Stalinist version. In the Caliphate it is the Sultan or Emir in coordination with the clerics.

So ideally, in an Athenian constitution described most clearly by Aristotle, the will of the people is the only vehicle of ruling.

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There is a defining moment in all persons life, a time where we are really defined as human beings, with ethics, moral, heart and so on.

This is one of those, I cannot, with all I have express how important it is to listen to this man. The chairman of the writers union and a man who knows what he is talking about.

This is a letter to UNESCO. It speaks for itself.

Letter by Mohammed Salmawy to Irena Bukova, Director General of UNESCO

I am writing to you from a country in which the black axe of destruction and the raging flames of hatred are demolishing and consuming all the Egyptian heritage in their reach. This heritage is not Egypt’s alone. It is human heritage and its loss is a loss for all mankind, not Egypt alone.

I am writing to you in anger, in spite of the friendliness that marked our few meetings since you were appointed Director General of UNESCO in 2009, and before that when you were your country’s delegate to this organisation.

I am writing to you concerning the very heart of your work and the core responsibility of your organisation, not about the precious blood that has been spilt, the human appendages that have been severed, or the charred bodies of the dead. For these, apparently, are of little concern to the West unless they belong to the terrorist hordes that are currently waging a relentless assault against the Egyptian people, their public and private property, and their ancient heritage. These fascist forces, which have fraudulently assumed the garb of Islam, have attacked museums, houses of worship, libraries and historic buildings in this country that is the custodian of the antiquities and monuments of one of the most important and oldest of human civilisations.

I am writing to you because, amidst all this destruction, I have yet to hear a single word of protest from you or from your venerable organisation, even as some in the West are now sheding crocodile tears over the absence of democracy or the loss of human rights. Cultural heritage, too, has rights, Madam, just as people do. Foremost among the rights of cultural heritage is the right to exist, after which comes the right to preservation,  the right to preservation and restoration, and the right to be bequeathed to future generations, for although we have inherited this legacy from our ancestors, in fact we are actually borrowing it from our descendants. All these rights have been battered, molested and set aflame.

One of the victims of these brutal assaults was the Malawi National Museum in Minya from which 1,050 of its 1,089 artefacts were plundered. But in this case, the aim of the fascists’ attack on the museum was not so much to steal, as occurs in your museums, for the pieces that the plunderers were unable to remove from the museum were destroyed where they stood. Some are now beyond repair. Then, on the evening of the same day, those same sinful hands returned to burn down the museum, itself. Does this not give you a clear idea of the nature of the terrorist groups that were ruling us, the ones who, after we overthrew them, you are demanding that we reinstate them so that they can share in the process of shaping the future of this great country? They do not belong to this nation or recognise its ancient civilisation which they condemn as a collection of idols and icons that must be burned and demolished so that the darkness of their deranged obscurantist thinking can prevail. The foregoing does not imply an intent to exclude; it is merely a recapitulation of their frequently reiterated statements on this subject.

Some of the objects that were plundered or destroyed from Malawi are among the most important antiquities of ancient Egypt. They include rare examples of that unique intermarriage between the Egyptian and Hellenic civilisations from the Greek through the Roman era. This is a humanitarian calamity and it should be regarded as such by you, personally, and by your venerable organisation whose raison d’etre stems from the cause of defending such heritage and  and protecting it from the destructive hand of time which has proven to be kinder on stone than the hand of evil.

At the very moment I write this to you, attacks are being carried out against the Rommel Museum in al-Alemein and the Bahnasa Museum in Beni Mazar and the number of churches that have been ransacked and burned throughout the country has soared to 60.

There have also been attacks on many other of our country’s abundant historic buildings, the value of which the assailants are ignorant because they are unable to appreciate culture, civilisation and the arts that are embodied in every stone of every architectural edifice that carries the “genetic code” of the unique and unparalleled identity of this country.

The Giza Governorate Building is not a historic building so it would not be listed on your heritage registers. Nevertheless, I recall that, when I first entered that building, I sat amazed in the governor’s office as I counted the names of some of the the world’s renowned 19th century artists signed on the paintings that bedecked the walls. Those works have now been consumed by the flames ignited by your friends whose vain terrorist cause you are currently espousing. These are artworks from your own western heritage that we had acquired and cherished.

Perhaps you are not aware, Madam, that the assembly hall of the Egyptian Cabinet Building is adorned by a ceiling mural that bears the signature of the French artist Hippolyte Berteaux who painted the murals of the French senate building not very far from your offices in the French capital.

But are you aware (how could you not be, as the duties of your position require you to be aware?) that attacks were also carried out against the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, the Library of the Biblical Society and the library of the world renowned Egyptian journalist Mohammed Hassanein Heikal, including its large collection of rare documents and books the value of some of which can never be compensated?

I will not burden you, here, with a complete list of the crimes that have been committed in the past few days against our great civilisational heritage, in the hope that you ask your organisation to compile such a list for you, since this is its duty. However, I put to you that these crimes are, in fact, crimes against humanity as they constitute a campaign to exterminate the identity of this people as embodied in their civilisation heritage. There is no crime against humanity more heinous than the obliteration of human identity.

Over the course of the past year, the forces of fascism have relentlessly sought to efface the cultural identity of the Egyptian people. They have lashed out against it at times through insult and ridicule and, at other times, through physical destruction. Eventually that campaign drove artists and intellectuals to rebel in order to liberate one of the bastions of the revolution – the Ministry of Culture – from the tyranny of the Muslim Brotherhood occupation. We had heard no voice from you or your esteemed organisation at the time, even though our artists and intellectuals were performing your organisation’s duty of defending cultural heritage.

The defence and protection of cultural heritage – as we have learned from your Western civilisation since the Renaissance – can only thrive in an environment in which religion is separated from politics. Yet, you want us to revert to the Middle Ages in which theocracy ruled and the Church condemned scientists, intellectuals and artists as heretics. Is renaissance an exclusively Western prerogative and not the right of this country who  has taught the world fundamentals of civilisation, culture, thought, the arts, and literature? The people of this country rose to safeguard their museum heritage from barbarous assaults during the January 2011 Revolution. They are equally able to protect it today, in 2013, in order to preserve the humanitarian identity of this country and to pave the way for the modern civil democratic state for which the revolution was waged and for which much blood has been shed and continues to be shed. If you lend us assistance, we will welcome it. If you do not, we will not care. But history will, for history does not forget or forgive.

All my thanks to you, madam.

Mohammed Salmawy

Egyptian writer

President of Writers Union of Egypt

Secretary General of Arab Writers Union

Secretary General of African-Asian Writers Union

When we look upon Egypt these days, we need to look behind the curtains. Remember when we started the Arab spring?

We won that fight by being honest to what we believed in, and be using inventive and new methods.

What we did, was that we stood upon the knowledge, that a common method in the Middle east to con the media, is to make a theatre. We have seen it in Gaza, where small children are put in front of cannons and thereafter paraded in pictures to show the cruelty of the jews.

Now, why do they do that? Because it works, or rather used to work. In the days when media was the only method of reporting the press agencies of The Muslim Brotherhood, Hamas and other affiliates used the media to their disposal. This was how Israel got its bad rep.; through manipulations of the media.

Now, in the Arab spring we used this knowledge to win our wars. Instead of putting boots on the ground, giving opportunity for photo ops., we stayed in the air, and we took great care not to make any pictures. We won this way.

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From when Egypt started as a nation, it has always been afraid of chaos. The defining character of a good pharaoh, was his ability to contain the chaos and bring order.

This is knowledge of the Muslim Brotherhood, who know, that chaos is the agent of destruction in Egypt.

They know that trouble, destruction and fear will prompt most Egyptians to dislike the situation.

They however miscalculate one thing; they are not in understanding of how things have developed the last ten years. Before the internet, you could make a situation, and turn it into something else. Today this is not possible, because the truth will be heard by all who have access to the internet.

Therefor, the West will not be fooled by the Muslim Brotherhood. Yes the media to some extent, but people, who are voters and opinion makers are able to read between the lines, and see, that it is the Muslim Brotherhood who brings destruction and chaos. They are responsible.

Therefor I personally urge all who are responsible for Western intervention to see for themselves; who is it really who make the conflicts? The military, who are making several openings for dialogue and compromise, or the Brothers who believe, that through uncompromising means, they can win back what was lost.

Support the side that is willing to speak to the other, and peace is most probable to occur.

G-d bless the victims of the onslaught on peace and prosperity.

We are, in the current situation in a problematic phase. One of the basic problems is as Weber describes it. We are a civilization that is founded on a deep belief in G-d, but we are not believing anymore. This makes the systems that were made to understand G-d and do the will of G-d like machines that keeps on running, but are without any focus or any direction.

Take the universities. What are the really? They are the direct descendants of the Egyptian temples in On and Thebes. As they in Egypt tried in the temples to understand the universe, that is the unity we are all a part of, the universities have the same basic ideology. This was conveyed through the time through philosophers as Plato, Epicurus and most central Pythagoras.

But today the universities do not know, that this was the idea behind their work. They are drifting, and often they are not really focused on the well being of man in the understanding, that man is G-d.

This has to be mended, and the universities should find their focus again.

Why is it that we try to understand nature? It is because in nature we find a mirror of G-d. G-d is life, so understanding nature and the life in nature, will give us a basic understanding of the realm of G-d.

Now, why do we build edifices as sky reaching as we do? Why do we plan it according to ideas brought us by Animaxander through Vitruvius?

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If we are to make an immigration reform, we need to understand how adapting new citizens work in a polis platform, or a democracy.

According to Aristotle, who is actually more democratic than Plato, there is a control mechanism in the system. The control mechanism is the citizenship itself. According to his words. A city state (ancient democracies as Athens and other city states) will need citizens from time to time. If a polis really needs it, they can adopt new.

His point is; it takes time for at new family to settle and adopt the new nations ideas and culture. So in practise a new citizen is in a kind of trial period in the first thirty years.

If he or she makes a wrong turn, he loses his citizenship again. This travels in families. So if son of a new immigrant, or the son of a son makes a wrong turn, and disrespecst his new country, he is to lose his citizenship.

According to Aristotle it takes around three to four generations before a new family of citizens are adopted in their new homeland.

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In the ancient time, Zoroaster preached, that good deeds should follow good thoughts, that again should follow good ideas.

We believe that when we are met with beautiful thoughts and ideas, beauty will result from the encounter.

Now, the wise priests of Persia have come to us, with arms outstretched. They have good thoughts, and we must meet them with good deeds.

They are not naive, and they do realize, that there is still an opportunity for ill will, but they hope for good will.

The wisdom lies in the attempt to bridge the differences.

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Ok, this is it. I think I have the idea that might break the gridlock. If the Republicans insist on tax breaks. Give them a tax break that will follow in the lines of your policy, and in theirs at the same time. A win win offer.

You see, we need to support the factories and the businesses that support the nation. How do we do that? We propose a patriotic tax break. That is a tax break that is focused on the companies that produce things in America. Preferably owned by American citizens.

Patriotism is in the blood of the Republicans, and combining that with a tax reduction, they get more than they asked for.

They could simply not say no to that. They win, we win.

Then add to this a progressive investment in R & D, preferably in the natural sciences. And a small-scale Keynesian investment in infrastructure. Then you have made yourself a package.

G-d bless America.

The American economy is the most important point of interest right now. There are several issues that came as a result of the election, but the economy is the most important, because the effect of a bad economy is really devastating to the American nation, and not just a superficial problem.

Now, there are other issues, these are very difficult to get through. Basically because the opposition is too strong. This is especially true when it comes to immigration reform. This is difficult. If I were you, I would focus on the points you can get through. Like the naturalization of law-abiding immigrants who are actively working for the country. There are many of them. What you need to do, is the find a way to define who they are.

The most precise is law. If an immigrant have broken the law, they are not the best material for Americans to work with. I mean the American have always fought and worked hard to make a living on the right side of the law, new immigrants should do the same.

Then there is the spirit of the country. All new Americans should swear to serve the country, this should not be superficial but a deep and honest conviction. You need to see them be serious about this.

There should also be a time where they can lose their citizenship, if they are not honest to the law. If they break the law the day after they receive their citizenship, obviously they are not respectful of it.

Then there is the economy.

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I really appreciate the fact that the great Rus are entering into a serious support of the Christian minorities in the Middle East. As the Russian have a lot of experience with the clashes and the conflicts that might arise in the differences between the two faiths; Christianity and Islam – it is good to see that someone cares.

It is not that the Americans do not care, they do, but a more just world, with as many good people working in the right direction the better the world will be.

There are many problems these days in the Middle East, in Syria, in Egypt, in Lebanon and in Turkey.

The Arab spring has left the Christian minorities vulnerable.

Action should be provided for those who are in need. But, and this is important I believe, in coordination with the Americans, so that the effort is not seen as an aggressive move, but really as a positive and serious move in the interest of the Christians, they need it, honestly and consistently.

There is an interesting and painful process going on in the Orthodox world, where the catholics and the orthodox are getting closer, this is good for all. The more we learn from each other, the more we are in love, the more we actually fulfill the covenant with spirit.

G-d bless the courageous Rus.

I love Brazil, it has been a lifelong companionship. I travelled there in my early twenties the first time, and has watched it slowly decline into corruption and chaos. It is such a shame, and I really believe that something should be done to change the direction of the country. Now, the problem for Brazil is the fact, that most people do not understand why things are deteriorating. It is like watching a slow black and white movie where the end is ticking closer and closer and Charlie Chaplin is moving more and more frantic to stop and walk another way.

But it is impossible to change the pace of the movie, if the direction is unclear.

Therefor, let me please entertain all my Brazilian friends with a little jewel of insight.

You see, the system that Brazil is endowed with now is what we deem and define as a democracy or a republic. The way it is functioning is defined by men like Voltaire, Plato, Socrates and Isocrates.

The ideas come from Babylon and other Assyrian cities long forgotten. Hammurabi coined the first state based on the rule of law, and the whole system slowly evolved through millennia. It is called the theory of polices, since it was town states that was in Assyria; Nineveh, Ur, Babylon and Eden. Eden still remembered mythically in the Bible, Babylon as well.

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Well, after the election, I realize that I have done a huge fault. I should have supported you in the aftermath. I was just so sick of all the politicking and really wanted to do something else, then came the new job and so on. I am sorry, my mistake. I should have kept focus.

Now, I have done a little though, and some of it should, by now give us the desired edge. We need to make a home run, a slam dunk, a beautifully finished hole in one.

Now, It seems to me, that McCain is on a winning streak again. The old maverick has placed himself between the very conservative and we. That is the exactly the position we can use to get things going. We need to make a business plan with him, and preferably Mitt Romney, he is a good business man.

Now, Boehner, is an a.., sorry for the spelling. He is basically an old racist, and his motives are clouded at best, and at worst… well.

So we need to work around him. Do not trust him, he will do anything in his powers to fool you or tackle you.

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The land of Egypt is ancient, it developed much of what we take for granted today; religion, science, politics, musical theory, psychology and much much more.

At its present state it is but a shadow of its former self. Grinded down through millennia of abuse and mismanagement.

It started with Ptolemy really. He streamlined the system that the Egyptians made themselves to bring riches to his marvel; Alexandria. It was an aquard moment in Egyptian history. On one side Alexandria was a beacon of knowledge, but at the same time. The peasants, the real Egyptians suffered immensely.

It is still written vividly in my memory the suffering and the desperation the once so proud Egyptians tried to rebel, but was, at that time too weak.

Now, this is more or less, the first time since then, that Egypt is once again free.

Use it to be what you used to be. Not that everything that was should be renewed, but the rich history of Egypt is something to cherish and be proud of.

We here in the West have saved a lot of the ancient ideas and texts, in both our religion and in science. But, rightfully it is the heritage of Egypt.

Here is a small text, that, for long, has been a bit of a “founding text” of my own. It is about Egypt and the riches we have lost now, and might refind again if we are strong and courageous enough.

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Turning to economy, remember, the initial theory we first embarked our long journey with. It is based on Adam Smith, and the idea is the best there is out there in the fields of economy. We need to make the West have a come back, not only because of your legacy, but because the world needs it.

It is simple. Production is what really matters. The quality and the quantity of the production is what gives a country its riches.

Use this bit of wisdom to change and remake the American economy.

There can be many ways to shift the focus from Keynesian economy to Trier economy. But as there are many roads to Rome, there are many ways to enhance production.

First of all, there are the companies that already produces things in China. As Apple. Apple has moved back a great part of its production already, and are probably going to move as much back as possible. Since Apple is a leader in industry, you may use Apples example as a good sign, and ask people to follow it.

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Egypt is on a new course. The elected president Mr. Morsi is ousted and a new regime of generals are in place. Now, is that good or bad. Definitely good I would say. As most Egyptians feel, the Muslim Brotherhood did not think of all when they put in their new system, but thought only about themselves. Now, Christianity is about the faith of the loving and the kind. Judaism is about the care of all nations around the world. Islam is about the care of love and fight for justice.

These three religions are all powered by the covenant Abraham did with G-d when he was in Babylon. This is about love, not hate.

Now, this is the fault of The Muslim Brotherhood. As a jew, with respect for the creed of Judaism, I do not say this to further the cause of Israel in the sense of territorial gain, but in the holy mission we as jews have; to enlighten the nations of the world.

If the people of all three religions do not follow the covenant that Abraham did with spirit, then how can they say that they are men of spirit? It is a promise to keep, not to waste in senseless violence.

So, as I see it, the generals did what was good for Egypt, and I hope to see a constitution worthy of all Egyptians.

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A very important part of communication with spirit is prayer. Most who believe in G-d do pray. Some a little some a lot. But do we really know why we do it, pray that is?

Some do it to understand the spirit, to be closer to spirit or to be heard.

There is a beginning of prayer. A place where it all started. According to some of the lost texts, Egyptians were the first to start praying. According to Egyptian understanding of G-d. G-d is, as Anaxagoras explains, and I have found a prove for; mind, or intelligence. Behind the material existence, there is mind or an intelligence that is all-encompassing.

Now, we come from that intelligence, and we return to the intelligence. But when we are here in the material world, we are able to communicate with the intelligence, and that is called prayer.

Now, what do we do? Again, it is interesting to follow the ideas of the original inventors of praying. They tried to look as much as the intelligence, they shaved their heads, wore special robes and so on. They more or less tried to be mind. This was the beginning of the oracles.

Originally prayer was a way to foresee future events.

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There is a final conclusion to the discussions with Iran. What is paramount however is the ability to create a solution that will float in the end. Israel is the border of how long and how much a solution should comprise.

Israel is able to negotiate. But do not pressure mr. Netanyahu too much, he is already under a lot of stress. So be honorable and fair, that will lead to a lasting peace, because that is the goal.

Concerning EU and the peace talks, I would not carry too much interest in it. EU is not the best of partners. Too embroiled in corruption and unfairness. Keep the final goal in your focus; to make peace.

Do it gently, with all hands on the table.

G-d bless the mighty land of the free, and the blessed light bringers.

To initiate a new constitution for Egypt, there are numerous principles and joined but adequate environmental hands to join.

Look at it this way. Two thousand five hundred years ago Egypt was conquered first by Persians and then by the Greek. Ultimately it went through a series of conquerors from Romans to Arabs until it has come this point. Now, going back to an ancient system of government would be inadequate to meet the modern needs, and not wise because man has evolved to some degree, with all and the deepest respect for the ancients and all their wisdom.

So, as I see it, a constitution should reflect the traditions in the country, from the pharaohs to the Arabs, and try to put each tradition in a place, where the best qualities of each tradition is used and put to best practise in Egypt. All are good at something, and bad at other things. What we need to do is put each faction in a place where they do what they do best.

Now, according to Plato. There are three elements in a state. The king, the aristocracy and the people. In order to balance all these elements of society off, each have their designed place in the ruling of the country. The king is the president, the aristocracy is the upper house, and the people is the lower house. This is reflected most superbly in the American constitution, where they had the luck to start from scratch when they made their constitution, and consequently made a superb system of government that they still believe and fight for.

Therefor, to reflect the wish of the Americans, a three-tier government should be installed.

Now. The problem with Egypt right now is, that there is not a serious democratic culture. The culture should be encouraged and grown in the next three to four generations before it is a true Athenian/Babylonian democracy.

Therefor we need to build in the elements of organizations that is in Egypt already. There are three serious elements: The military, the conservative religions as Salafis, Muslim Brotherhood and Copts. And there are political parties as socialists and liberals.

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I believe, that the Copts of Egypt are under fire. The Muslim Brotherhood vents their anger on the hapless Christians who are absolutely unprotected.

This is not a viable situation, and I call upon all who are the protectors of Christians to put aside what they do, and focus on Egypt.

The Coptic church is ancient and invaluable church that we are not to loose.

They stood up for Egypt, to protect their own lives, now it is up to us to protect them.

G-d bless Egypt.

It is truly amazing, I am so impressed by the Egyptian military, it is professional, ethical and well planned in its actions. It seems to me, that it is not a power grab, but a necessary action to stop all the violence and problems on the street. Now, we have a serious process that will lead to a good constitution with all interests in coordination. That is how it is supposed to be; serious, well orchestrated and in the interest of the Egyptian people.

Now, I have been thinking a whole lot about recommendations for the constitution, in the interest of the Egyptians people, and in the interests of the main ally United States of America. But, I think, for me it is too early to say anything about the process, I will wait for everybody to say what they are interested in, and how they believe it should be done, after that I will try to elevated the process to a philosophical level and make recommendations for a constitution that will be streamlined in the interests of the people, and with a sound respect for the history and traditions of Egypt.

In respect for Twolands.

G-d bless Egypt, and may it finally find a true peace and its own worth again.

I wholly support the military and the youthful opposition to Morsi. It seems to me, that the rest of the society, that is all those who are not willing and interested in being run by a power hungry Islamist, is trying to make a stand.

The vote was won by Morsi, but that does not make him the only drafter of the constitution. The constitution should be made to meet all Egyptians. This is why the rally is held, they are angry because they feel that Morsi is going too far, and is making Egypt into something that only the Islamists want. What about all the other? Are they not protected by the state? The liberal, the socialist, the Christians.

Now, I believe the constitution should be written to meet the needs and the interests of all. That is a constitution without reference to the Koran or other holy book. But has the people as the supreme idea and ruler. All of the people.

G-d bless Egypt.

There are so many atrocities done in the name of the Catholic church and the system we as the West has put up in the Southern American continent. Right now, there is an awakening, but the basis upon which it is based os soured with corruption, old wounds and a dysfunctional state.

It is not that I do not like Brazil, in fact I really love Brazil for its beauties. I love the beaches, I love the peaceful people, I love the beautiful spirit of the people as expressed by Paulo Coelho. For many years in fact I have had the honor to dance in Brazil as a member of a small Danish dance ensemble. I have attended the carnivals in Rio de Janiero, Recife, Salvador, and travelled most of the country. So I believe I have a good idea about it. Add to this a few brazilian friends and a Brazilian sister in law, my connection is pretty strong to the land of tropical beauty.

Now, last time I was in Brazil, I lived on Santa Theresa, a small hill in the centre of Rio de Janeiro. It is the Montmatre of Brazil, filled with artist, Bohemians, tourists and robbers.

It was a strange experience, not because I did not like the Bohemians, I loved them, but because there was an eerie almost spiritual feeling at the centre of the hill. It was as though something really terrible had happened there and it still hung in the air. It really responded negatively on violence, as though it had seen too much of it. Maybe it was just me who imagined something, it probably was, but it spurred me to look into the recent history of Rio and the vicinity to the beautiful but dangerous city.

The story was extremely bloody and sad. We as Europeans came to a country inhabited by a normal people who fed themselves by smallish agriculture and harvesting the bountiful nature around Rio de Janiero. They were not that good or bad, just people. They were controlled by chiefs, and the intellectual caste was shamans or priests.

After a huge war with the Europeans, they realized, that they could not win, and the colonization was inevitable. They simply did not have the means to continue the fight with the european totally advanced weaponry, so they did the most wise in the situation; they went west. To flee the wars and the atrocities. This probably went on for some time, but the Europeans followed in their trails and basically terminated their existence.

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To define the way forward, we are often in distress, yes, there is the guidance, of the ancients, but we need to understand the way of ethics as well, to understand the workings of our dreams, our nations and our spiritual path.

In hermetic texts there are many insights as to why things are as they are today. We need to go to the roots of our philosophy to really understand it.

According to my sources, Plato went to Heliopolis. The central city of ancient Egypt. There he was given insight into the mysteries of the temple of the sun.

He had many answers and many insights that we use today, written in the beautiful language of Athens.

Now, according to a hermetic text; a text that is written in the time of the Ptolemaics. There is a central point of guidance that is the upper goal of all ethics, that goal that Aristotle call happiness. This goal is, according to the ancient Egyptians; Good.

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France is such a flower; Par Isis, Paris, was called in the original settlement that now holds the keys to the French power struggle. We are seeing a difficult path ahead of us. As we are descending down the path of crime and threat.

It is, G-d willing, positive that the islamists are loosing steam. We are not apt to put a Egyptian style government in France, if the Egyptians are not keen about the idea either. It would not make sense.

Now, however the rising trouble of the Pais, should be addressed in a positive manner, that would be accepted by the public. It should be based on the deepest lore og Egypt and Greece in classical thinking.

First of all, in all democracies there is a basic function that will and should ensure the peace and the protection of the nation. It is called citizenship. In the first French revolution all Frenchmen were called citoyen, citizens in the first republic, based on the platonic ideals propagated but the leading French intellectuals. Now, there are some in France who are not interested in a citizenship, and do not accept the Republic of France. They are more interested in stealing and raping and not interested in the virtues and values of the Republic. They cannot be given citizenship, because they are not able and interested in the honor.

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To make peace, you have to be honest in what you do, and how you see your ways of progress.

There is a chance, right now to accomplish what no other has been able to in the last five thousand years, war has always been a way of life in the Middle East. Over the Syrian Debacles, the Hittites, the Egyptians, the Libyans, the Kush and so on. The wars have been endless, and endless.

This can change in our lifetime, because there is a great revelation taking place in the home of the religious movements; The Messiah or the Messianic creed of the ancients is about to be revealed and implemented. All the ideas and the specialities of the polices of Babylon, Eridu, Ur and beyond are yet to come into existence. The great price of all mankind is yours to set in motion. Now, remember, it is not yours to own, but it is yours to put to the reality, and that is the greatest boon of any liberal president, it has been tried numerous times, but never realized.

Now, listen. Do not get yourself drawn down by old ways of thinking. The West Bank/Israeli conflict was never anything else than a proxy war. Abbas is the hand and always someone else pulled the strings behind the hand. He was a covert operation. Look behind the obvious, and see the real stratagems and power plays.

First look at the Arabs. A proud people, and kings of old. They are here to make peace, because they feel, that the glorious days of the Caliphate has but ended, and they are ready to get on the train again, and prosper under the beautiful star of Abraham. They are ready to relive the basic creeds of the basic lore of their own religion. Please them by calling them to the table of discussion.

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It is now time to write off the final chapter of your presidency. It is certain that numerous small and large ideas and projects have been completed, but THE large signing project is still ahead of us, and it is quite simple; the final project that will elevate the entire presidency, will be a serious peace in the Middle east. It has never been attained, but there is a window of opportunity now.

After the presidency of Ahmadinejad has ended and the new president of Iran Mr. Rouhani has started, all the pieces on the board of the Middle east is in position for a real peace. If people are willing, it is possible.

Now, that project will fortuitously pass the mistake of the IRS and the NSA. These two things are the worst, but there will also be the best.

So, I really understand the attitude of the generals behind the project; it does a lot of good, but VERY serious and well working systems of transparency should be installed to make it true and within a serious state to accept.

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France is suffering, the ancient homeland of the Gauls is a mess with too many terrible incidents each day; rapings, stealing, mass violence, incredible inaction by the state and a feeling of inadequacy of the populace.

In this situation the Generation Identitaire is the only salvation. But it can only happen, if the development is anchored in something French.

Now, I have spurred on certain developments in England, Denmark, Russia, United States, Israel and a bit in Germany. This development is nothing new in Denmark, it is an ancient line of thought, that has lain dormant and ready for two hundred years. Ready to be unleashed and save the Europeans and many more in the advent of a great crisis.

In its core it is a democratic development, with many of the same ideas as in the first french revolution, but added with a certain element that sets it apart. Where the first French revolution was a renaissance that gave life to the ideas of especially Socrates and other classic thinkers. Grundtvig, who founded the school was also very much a man of the people in the historical sense. He was a romantic. He believed that the Danish people was a people with thirst for freedom, beauty, light and creativity. He wanted to set i free, and he believed, that it was defined not by its territorial limits, or its states limits, but by its spirit and stories. He founded a philosophy with the heroes of the olden times, the great and spirited vikings, and all their boisterous fighting. He told the danes the sagas of old, and made a wide path of understanding that the Danish people could wander on; blessed with the flowers of great deeds and illuminated with the light of the courage of our ancestors.

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Looking at the theatre of war in the Middle East, one things is certain; everyone are hungry for something. Some honor, some glory, some peace, some justice. In this theatre we need to make ends meet.

There is a huge difference in the making; the new elected leader of Iran will have an opening, right now, to show some progress in the discussion of Iran´s role.

Now, Iran have had a lot of de facto progress, because we are in trouble with our own ideals and our allies. Our allies are, behind our backs, trying to manipulate and are scheming in our countries. Add to this the continued threat of terrorism, we are in trouble. We, in the West, did not start the wars on Islam, we were forced, and honestly, we cannot, with good faith accept that the Sunnis are only peaceful towards us, too much has happened, the 9/11 as the greatest threat to the West.

Now, if you continuously attack your friends, in the end, the alliance you have grow weaker, it will happen.

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