War demands a response: who is guilty of everything

On March 2, 1917, Emperor Nicholas II renounced the throne as a result of the war. There was not enough bread in the capital, the troops refused to fight, the elites wanted changes, the people rebelled . . . On October 4, 1914, a manifesto of ninety three German intellectuals was published in all German newspapers in all German newspapers to protect Germany's actions in the beginning.

The document praised the peacefulness of the German Kaiser William II, glorified the nobility of German soldiers and subjected to the anathema of Germany enemies. Nationalist schizophrenia has sprouted. On November 9, 1918, the German Reich Scansler Maximilian Baden announced Kaiser's renunciation of the throne, which resulted in Wilhelm to the Netherlands and asked for political asylum there. The German front collapsed, the revolution raged in the country.

Examples can be cited tens and hundreds, the essence of one: first we love them and adore them, then when the noble motives of war are broken into reefs of unprecedented corruption and fornication They are viewed through a microscope of bias.

It's like old peaceful times, when two or three thousand people were killed on the roads on the road Traffic? Wedding drones are purchased? Why does the troops not have enough mortars and mines, and we already ask for fighters? Why do everyone in a row are rolled into the army as punishment, and the children of the powerful do not dry in Kurechevel? Why do officials bathe in money and prune the military? Who is finally guilty that the country was not ready for war? And who is punished? There will be more uncomfortable questions every day.

The more deaths - the more issues of authorities, politicians, officials, generals, managers of volunteer funds, journalists of the national television and radioarathon. To all. The terrible war needs clear and unambiguous answers. Not in the evening sessions of psychotherapy, but true words. Do not rearrange the beds in the brothel, but shoots. Not love for friends, but hatred for enemies. And, by the way, even Churchill was rolled at the end of the war. And we still need to survive to the end.