Surreptitious liquidation of sovereignty

HISTORY taught us that through the passage of time hard earned sovereignty of a nation, state, empire, colony, union or even a republic could eventually crumble. We are not a union like the former USSR or a republic like the USA. We are a sovereign state with maximum homogeneity in terms of ethnicity and culture. However, it still remains vulnerable like all others, barely surviving or crawling towards maturity. To retain its sovereignty, a nation must possess a strong, tangible and intangible ideological platform. This is the area where feeble states perform poorly and eventually succumb. Enlightened leadership with sound civil and military bureaucracy and a professional and patriotic intelligence apparatus can strengthen the foundation and help keep a nation go forward.

Sovereignty is never cheap; it is always traded through sacrifice, dedication and perseverance. And it is never earned with an intention to lose one day. Gerald Celente, founder of Trends Research Institute of USA while commenting on US recession said, "When people lose everything and they have nothing to lose, they lose it". The question here is why people of a superpower nation have to lose everything and become homeless in large numbers? Was it the design of their founding fathers? If not, who has stolen their fortune, their dreams, and taken-for-granted affluence?

A look into some modern societies would reveal that it is due to the drift in attitude or perception. The surge in democratic atheism and free world philosophy has pushed religion far away from human understanding. Divine and human education has been deliberately wiped out from the academic/social curriculum. What is left is only materialistic education, which consequentially produces a bunch of educated creatures in different shapes and sizes! This type of education, without moral and humane touch, turns people totally materialistic and easy prey to brain washing by social engineers (psychological warfare experts). Thus the long and arduous task of individual subversion becomes redundant. It is about time we put on our thinking caps and use our spiritual/intuitive intelligence to understand the reality that surrounds us.

Ideological subversion is a legitimate process that is overtly conducted in a target country for social conditioning. And this is done with a view to achieving demoralization, destabilization, crisis, and finally normalization. The word demoralization does not mean only frustration and hopelessness; here it is to deplete the moral value of the society.

Destabilization stage takes 2 to 5 years when economy, politics, defense system and foreign relations become active target of hostile psychological warfare. The targeted country would be pursued to take decision economically or politically that are unviable or suicidal.

This is where the destabilization stage terminates and initialization of the crisis stage take place. At this point of time the nation will be under the control of a leadership lacking vision and wisdom encircled by non-professionals and hyper, personally loyal hypocrites. The general mass is absolutely hopeless about the future of the nation; administration is deeply penetrated by the turned agents of hostile intelligence service, and finally unbridled corruption.

The crisis stage may take up to six weeks to bring a country at the brink of a violent change in power structure or economy. At the end it is the period of normalization, which may run for an indefinite period. The word normalization is basically a cynical expression of getting the target country under full control.

If desired, lessons can be derived from our neighbors. China is very concerned about the process of demoralization; they often block different web links that propagate pornography. They have even blocked the free run of Google in their country to ensure that the people are not subjected to any counterproductive stimulus from cyber space. People of West Bengal cannot view cable TV program put on air from Bangladesh. Singapore, Malaysia and even Myanmar and Sri Lanka are highly sensitive about the type and volume of information getting virtually downloaded in the heart and mind of their citizens.

Now comes the fundamental question: do we have any policy to keep our citizens secure from hostile social engineers' psycho manipulation? The first question is, are we aware of this invisible threat? It is the responsibility of our own social engineers under the guidance of leadership to detect the success level of hostile active measures. That demoralization stage is over saturated and very comprehensible: we are downtrodden and corrupt, and patriotism is rated very low. These two signifies hostile social engineers have achieved commendable success against our failure.

A very long list of incidents like the grenade attack at a public meeting on 21 august 2004, 64 district explosion, 1/11, massacre of 57 military officers, unabated violent clashes in different public universities, sudden eruption of ethnic clash at Chittagong Hill Tracts, shortage of electricity and drinking water in Dhaka city signifies that we are passing a prolonged destabilization stage. If we fail to reverse the situation now, we may face the crisis stage any time soon.

When a nation enters into crisis stage, the chances are 50/50, either to hold out or to surrender the sovereignty. It is almost a point of no return. The situation will be normalized by the invasion of foreign forces of neighboring countries or UN peacekeeping forces; the way when Soviet tanks entered into Czechoslovakia in 1968 and Brezhnev expressed; "Now the situation of our brotherly Czechoslovakia is normalized". Our subcontinent has so many examples of such kind.

Sensing and monitoring hostile brainwash is a highly specialized skill, either we attain that as soon as possible or run the risk of becoming history. “Against the insidious wiles of foreign influence I conjure you to believe me, fellow citizens. History and experience prove that foreign influence is one of the most baneful foes of republican government.” - George Washington.

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