Is There an Easy Way Out of Conflict?
Over the years, many African countries have suffered from turmoil. Tensions are particularly high in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Central African Republic (CAR) and South Sudan. Conflict and violence could soon spill over into bordering countries.
If African militaries were to implement Invincible Defense Technology (IDT), the unrest could end. Extensive research shows that IDT, a scientifically verified approach, statistically predicts decreased violence, increased stability and improvement in standard indicators of the quality of life.
Previous attempts to squelch turmoil by most leaders of African countries were based largely on conjecture, and such was their outcome. It is particularly dangerous to base actions on guesswork. A massive regional firestorm could erupt.
There is an option – a scientifically-validated approach to effectively, efficiently and quickly end turmoil. If African leaders have the political will to order their militaries to deploy an unusual but effective approach, they no longer need to base actions on guesses.
For political reasons, many African, and not only African, militaries have ignored this unified field-based approach. Despite the success of IDT deployment by Latin American militaries, these militaries are utilising an obsolete military model.
They continue to rely almost solely on outdated non-unified field-based weaponry, rather than on the IDT prevention-based approach. A doctoral thesis in Harvard University, US, has recently described how renowned conflict resolution experts initially reacted to the IDT solution.
One third of the experts rejected statistical research a priori, saying “science had nothing to do with their job.” One third rejected the statistical research because the experiments and field tests challenged their personal beliefs.
This proven method of violence removal is based on peer-reviewed research. The approach has been field-tested by militaries and validated by 23 studies published in peer-reviewed scientific journals. Based on 25 years of research, it has been endorsed by independent scientists and scholars.
The IDT is a preventive defense system that creates a biological phenomenon of coherence affecting all the fighting parties, which leads to stability and abundance. The phenomenon is believed to work on the level of the unified field, where all the forces of nature are united. This defense technology supersedes all others based on weaker electronic, chemical and nuclear forces.
It involves creating preventive wings of the military. Their warrior’s daily routine includes two hours twice a day practice of a human resource-based technology, also known and researched as the transcendental meditation.
As a military societal coherence-creating unit, they quietly practice these programs for about two hours, twice a day, seven days a week, preferably in a secure location near the targeted population. Their presence and operation does not need to be disclosed to achieve the effect of violence removal and conflict resolution.
In 1992, President Joaquim Chissano, Tobias Dai (Lat. Gen.), and the Chiefs of Staff of the Mozambique military carefully analyzed the IDT research. They made a unanimous decision to adopt it for their country by training about 3,000 soldiers and 16,000 police.
As predicted, violence disappeared by 1993. Societies using these groups also become more self-sufficient. For instance, in Mozambique the economic growth reached 19pc. Once the poorest world country in 1992, by 2000, it had moved up to be the world’s fastest-growing economy.
History has been shaped by technological innovation that was radical at the time. The Roman Empire developed a revolutionary sword. British soldiers used their new menacing muskets.
The German war machine required fast engines burning fossil fuels to launch their Blitzkrieg. Powerful atomic weapons as well as the flying devices that carry them have greatly influenced political decisions since World War II.
If African leaders really desire to move their continent towards prosperity and peace, they should have the courage to order their militaries to use IDT. If they quickly act, Africans throughout the continent can live in peaceful coexistence and collectively help to create lasting world peace.
Teresa Studzinski is the president and co-founder of the Global Alliance for Preventive Wings in the Military and CEO of Technology & Transformation LLC. David Leffler (PhD) is a member of the US Naval Institute and an executive director of the Center for Advanced Military Science (CAMS).