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Letter to: Rt Hon Hilary Benn. MP House of Commons. London
24th November, 2006
Darfur and China
Dear Mr Benn
China obtains 10 per cent of its oil from Sudan. China will want
and need very much more oil from Sudan in the future. China will
eventually need to annex Sudan and take all of her oil. In order
to accomplish this necessity for China, the native population of
Sudan must be drastically reduced or even exterminated. It would
be unwise for China to send in its Red Army to do the job and that
will be quite unnecessary because modern warfare can be so subtle.
Stir up trouble and strife between potential enemies living at
peace, provide them with modern weapons and incite them to destroy
each other. Genocide on a massive scale can be engineered, without
seeming to be responsible.
You can see the truth of that if you notice your own reaction to
this letter, which will be to say Rubbish. This guy Hamlyn
is mad. We know what is happening we are there and see it. Hamlyn
has never even been to Sudan. But nor have the boys in Beijing
who are masterminding the acquisition of Sudans oil.
Where the problem gets really tricky is where and when we decide
to stop the killing. The ideal is to use existing dynamics to work
in a better direction.
China wants to catch up with the West and join in the rat race.
She knows full well that her people can run the rat race to win
and beat us hands down. It would be a piece of cake for the Chinese
to win our rat race when they get into gear.
But of course they will be on a suicide mission as they hot up
the planet and make life impossible.
The wise amongst us would set them a different example. The wise
would say that the rat race is far from being the best we can do.
Commercial warfare is merely a sophisticated form of savagery. Polished
barbarism. We have gone so far down that road of mechanistic materialism,
that we have lost sight of the fact that the senior pleasure to
which every human being in the world may aspire, is to successfully
help another. We all like to be right and there is nothing at all
which is more right than pleasure as opposed to pain. Focus our
sights and get the real target in the cross wires and we are into
a totally new global ball game. Happiness of the human race is far
more important than oil.
Doctor Edward C Hamlyn MBChB
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