So warfare exists to produce or generate death. This is what it means to die for one's country or to sacrifice one's life for a sacred ideal. But there is a next step in the template defining warfare: to erect gravestones or monuments to the dead. Please scroll down to look at the photo below.

This photo shows the results of battle, a result usually present whatever the causes of a particular war. Historians write about reasons. This is their job: their role in the template. Their job is to document reasons and to pretend the reasons are the cause.

But the cause is what we see below: the results are the cause.

Those who have been receiving emails from the Library of Social Science know this. At first, it's not possible to tell everyone, for this is the "thing hidden since the foundation of the world" (Girard); the "totem secret" (Marvin). Now, the template is no longer secret. It's is time to share this understanding with the world.

I have never been a social activist; never marched in the street. I'm a scientist whose objective is to reveal the truth. But once we know the truth--that the purpose of warfare is is to generate death and produce monuments to the dead--can the institution survive?

This is what I call "awakening from the nightmare of history."

Thenk you for helping to reveal this dynamic.

Best regards,
Richard Koenigsberg