Inferences of Calamities in Humanitarian Failure to Fill the Void of Collapsed Social Structures

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Sep 28, 2022 at 12:47

What is the strength of social structure (the ability or necessity of social assembly under some philosophical structure - law and order, secular or religious observation of cordial conduct between familial or tribal associations), that if not observed with the ideological or theosophical intention of well- meaning actions towards all members equally, its failure in such observations will lead, with all inevitability, to a complete destruction.
This global environment is littered with ancient and more modern relics and evidences of a disaster scenario.
Empires of the ages and their attempts to form societies predicated upon the questionable ambitions of religious (anti-Christian) or secular (Marxist-Stalinist) models of governance are replete in the recent histories of such disastrous results and the irony is that none that attempt such today (in the Middle East especially-Occidental or Oriental generally) are in any better position to not make the same mistakes.
Of such are the precursors of the disaster scenario(s) alluded to here.

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