Carpet Bombing
Where did it come from? What does it mean today?
Is this a one-way street and are you a cat? But who is Arlene? She is certainly close to the “80 Dr” (80 “doctors”?)
In WW1, opposing forces, whose members had nothing against each other, made peace for Christmas and on other occasions. That was so infuriating for their “leadership” (aka. slaveholders) that they introduced the practice of bombing civilians in WW2. That way, the accounts could never be settled, unless you already know who is pulling the strings.
There is even a recent movie that goes against the fact that all humans are siblings:
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6856242/
Of course, there are a lot more in which Germans are shown as weak or stupid.
Ultimately, we are only humans (yes, “we”).
In WW2, it turned out that the Allied bombings (forget about Dresden1, Leipzig, and Hiroshima2 and Nagasaki) made sure that soldiers made no friends across the fronts. There were millions of German POWs killed in a variety of ways. If you think it was justifiable, you might want to consider that the first functional “gas chambers” were built by the Soviets and even Anne Frank was treated in a camp hospital (hardly a plan, when you want to exterminate a whole race) before she died of typhus (due to the Allies’ cutting off food and medication from the camps, which prevailed for several months after the Allies “liberated” the camps and killed the guards who prevented the Communists from completely taking over, although they had taken over from the criminals as early as 1942 or 1943, because they were organized).
The first concentration camps were set up by the British against South-African farmers (the “Boers”). The emaciated bodies can still rank highly against the photos taken in the German camps, probably after several months of their “liberation” in WW2.
How does that compare with “covid” injuries and deaths?
According to the “official” rules, you are guilty, if you have not accepted the lethal injections. If you have, you are just as dead as dead can be:
https://odysee.com/@ziffel:6/Dr.-Andreas-Noak---Graphene-Razor-Blades-in-Covid-Shots:9
So, what gives?
Everybody is being eliminated and they are told who their enemies are.
Are you my enemy?
According to Mathis, much of the Dresden bombing may have been fake:
It is possible to question the “nuclear” part of the bombing:
https://unshackledminds.com/nuclear-weapons-dont-exist-the-new-documentary-by-edmund-matthews/
"All Is Calm" -- https://alliscalm.org/ a truly "vuderful" play (with music!) about the German and Yankee soldiers befriendin' each other on xmas...before their "commanders" put the kibbosh on the joviality -- clear to many've us they don't want no reachin' cross any divides...
Mussolini pioneered this tactic.
The Italo-Ethiopian war (1935–6) had a profoundly destabilising effect internationally and can be regarded as one of the events that led to the outbreak of the Second World War. Benito Mussolini's occupation of the country (then known as Abyssinia) was facilitated by the massive use of air power and chemical weapons – in ways that at the time were still unprecedented. Mussolini's chemical war, occurring in a country at the periphery of geopolitical spheres of interest, has remained marginal to established historical narratives, rendering it anachronistically topical to today's politics of memory. By examining two films based on archival film footage, respectively Lutz Becker's documentary The Lion of Judah, War in Ethiopia 1935–1936 (1975) and Yervant Gianikian and Angela Ricci Lucchi's video work Barbaric Land (Paese barbaro, 2013), this article considers the significance of the moving image as a trace of events that have mostly remained visually undocumented and questions its relevance vis à vis today's mediated warfare and the ethics of images
And H.G. Wells more or less peered into an outcome. https://www.nytimes.com/1936/04/18/archives/hg-wells-presents-an-outline-of-future-history-in-things-to-come-at.html