Every country finds the defence of its economic interests normal

"Every country finds the defence of its economic interests normal

and congratulates itself when it succeeds... until the day it

finds itself confronted with problems it wasn't wise enough to

foresee.

For example: for a country that produces arms, nothing is more

profitable than exporting them. And so it manages to sell an

assortment of increasingly deadly weapons to nations who risk

jeopardizing the peace and security of the whole planet with

their endless conflicts. Some of these people can barely read and

write, but never mind, the most sophisticated weapons are

delivered to them, and instructors are sent to train them in

their use. On one hand, it is true that it brings in big money.

But later, how expensive and difficult it is stopping the

conflicts that erupt all over the world! And in the end, they

find themselves in inextricable situations, because only the

immediate advantages of selling arms were considered."

Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov