Friday, 3 August 2012  Syria, War, Peace and Armageddon  Kofi
Annan – the former Secretary-General of the United Nations – has
resigned his position as UN-Arab League joint special envoy to
Syria.  He authored a six-point peace plan for Syria – intending
to bring a halt to the atrocities in that country - but he
realises, now, that his vision has little or no chance of coming
to pass…  This isn’t because of the actions of the Syrian
people.  This is because of the bickering of the international
community; the member states of the United Nations – an
organisation which was founded in 1945 (taking over from the
League of Nations), in the cauldrons of shock at the end of
World War II, to ‘to stop wars between countries, and to provide
a platform for dialogue’...  … essentially, to support world
peace, after the war-loss of roughly…  … and I’ll put this in
caps, and embolden it…   … in the first 45 years of the 20th
Century, in two World Wars.  World War II was a NUCLEAR WAR,
which a lot of people don’t grasp, so