Our Racial Disclaimer

The Assembly for Adamic Redemption Movement Our Racial Disclaimer The following information within this The Program To AARM Manifesto is the blueprint of Our model Government. Being the ones to write the design and structure of any form of government, we are willingly stepping into the controversial realm of so-called " nation building " and are bound to find opposition. For anyone to claim to have the authority to piece together the model for a Nation or a Country for others, is looked upon today (according to a great many community professionals) with caution, with much suspicion, distain, and perhaps much contempt. Writing anywhere near the topic of nation building is quite controversial. This is because the term " nation-building " has become synonymous today amongst protesters around the World against the mobilizing occupation Forces taking center stage of this global controversy. The presence of U.S.A. Forces in Iraq, as an example, had already sentenced and executed the last leader of the last regime. It is the trial and execution heard around the World that caught International attention. Placing a new regime, or government in place of the old regime is important for the conquerors with the blue print of the new model of government for the Iraqi people to adopt as their own. The new government given to the Iraqi people through the use of military force is the sure protection they have against opposition in order to bring the promise of democracy to that region in the Middle East. To be sure that this transition of power from dictatorship to democracy is established, time is an essential part of the process. For the process of nation building to transition from a dictatorship to a democracy, time is needed first and foremost for democracy to grow in the hearts and minds of the Iraqi people. Time is therefore the tool in the process of hammering into the hearts and minds of the Iraqi people the message of 'hope' and 'acceptance' in the new system of government. Even dividing two religions in order to unite the government and the concept of 'country' unto the whole of the Iraqi people is necessary in nation building. That unifying Iraq means taking away their religious freedom would find a hail storm of opposition throughout the Middle East. Not even the World Superpower has the influence to sway the opinion of the whole International community. Allowing the Iraqi people to be Shiite, Sunni or Kurd, has been the leading cause of Human Rights groups all over the World. Allowing the Iraqis that right to freedom of expression in their choices of religion is a part of their democratic government. Though they could be Kurds, Sunni or Shiites, or even Christians, they are still Iraqis, according to the nation-builders. This is a key point for the nation-builders to show the Iraqi people. Uniting them under one commonality to bind them all is promoted to give them as 'citizens' within the new government an incentive to participate in leading the Country. Before an occupying Force leaves any land they laid waste to in order to capture the opposition and to build stability in the region to prevent having to return, finding the right people who are willing participants in the Middle East are sought out first and foremost. Occupation is important in nation building for this reason. Nation building (or state building) requires the people willing to become that nation (or state). And if the architects of that nation aren't around to support the location upon which this new nation will come to rest on, a false flag in this nation-building project will surely be discovered. It takes the architects of the nation to occupy