Plan for an invincible Germany - Part II
by Global Good News staff writer

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25 September 2007

Colonel Günther Chasse, a former officer of the German armed forces recently presented a plan to create invincibility in Germany for the cost of just half a Euro per month. The invincibility programme will result in a wide range of benefits for the nation including lower taxes and the opportunity for the youth to create national invincibility as a profession while rising to higher states of consciousness themselves.

During his presentation, Colonel Chasse read a translation of a press release about the plan that was sent to the German media. (The beginning of the press release is featured in Part I of this article.)

Reading from the press release, Colonel Chasse explained that the invincibility programme will result in lower taxes. If positivity rises in national consciousness, and the nation rises in invincibility, the government will naturally realize that large expenditures on safety and security are not necessary. 'The result will be a drastic reduction in taxes. Therefore, all taxpayers are invited to consider this very seriously and very quickly. Everything that we can do tomorrow, we should do today, to make our Fatherland invincible,' Colonel Chasse read.

'If you are in doubt, then just participate, and enjoy.'
Under this heading, the press release stated that even those who find it hard to believe 'that invincibility can be so inexpensive and easy to achieve' can enjoy giving a few cents per month to 'win the jackpot for the whole population of our country: Invincible Germany at the cost of half a Euro per month. Everyone should know that the progress that every country has made has initially been on an experimental basis.'

'Creating Invincibility as a profession for young people
'There will be enough young people of foresight in our country' Colonel Chasse read, 'who [will want to] make a career of raising national consciousness to a high level of invincibility while rising to higher states of consciousness—enlightenment—themselves. They are invited to join the training immediately. In the beginning, they will manage the expenses from their own resources, and as the donations arrive, Maharishi World Peace Trust will reimburse their personal expenses during training and they will begin to draw their monthly salary of €3,000.'

Colonel Chasse presented the scientific validation of the invincibility programme as reported in the press release. 'The benefits of the Unified Field-Based Programme of Transcendental Meditation and its advanced techniques including Yogic Flying, have been extensively documented by more than 600 scientific research studies conducted over the last 35 years at over 250 independent universities, and research institutions in 33 countries and recorded in 7 volumes of scientific research of over 5,000 pages.' The press release stated that this research has demonstrated profound benefits in all fields of life for both the individual and society including: health, education, defence, business, industry, criminal rehabilitation, crime reduction, and world peace.

'This press release was well-received by the media' Colonel Chasse reported, and some families have already said they will donate 50 cents per month.

Next week, Colonel Chasse and Professor Dr Eckhart Stein, a German quantum physicist who is a Raja (Administrator) of the Global Country of World Peace, will present the invincibility programme at press conferences in major cities throughout Germany. Colonel Chasse encouraged all the well-wishers of peace in the nation to bring this much-needed plan to the attention of every citizen in Germany.

Copyright © 2007 Global Good News(sm) Service.

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