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| ① If you think this project is impossible: PERFECT! |⇨ Then you’re in the right place. The Frenchman Napoleon once asked his generals if there was a way to get from France to Italy. They told him: “…If there is any way at all, it’s only over the mountains…” Napoleon said: “Good.”

| ② Then his generals said: “…We don’t think you understand. The mountains are steep. How are we supposed to get our horses through? It’s impossible. |⇨ There’s meters of snow up there. How are we to clothe the army? It’s impossible! |⇨ There are no roads in the mountains. How will our artillery get through? It’s impossible!”

| ③ Napoleon listened to the word “impossible” for an entire day. And at the end of the day, he said: “…VERY GOOD.”

| ④ The generals didn’t know what “VERY GOOD” meant to Napoleon. They asked, and he said: “‘IMPOSSIBLE’ is one of the possibilities available to us.” And I find that brilliant. In other words: If one street is named “Possibility Street” and the parallel street is named “Impossibility Street,” what does that change about the naked fact that “possible” and “impossible” are just arrangements of letters?

| ⑤ Do we invent the alphabet, only to let it tell us what to think? |⇨ What goes through your mind when you hear the word “Impossible”? Want to know what Napoleon did?

| ⑥ Of all the options on the table, including the one labeled “Impossible,” he deliberately chose IMPOSSIBLE. And he reached Italy over the mountains. What does that tell you? |⇨ Let me tell you what it taught me.

| ⑦ There are millions of ways to die. But if I die by a bullet and my mother lives on, she would be the saddest person on earth. |⇨ AND I DO NOT WANT MY MOTHER TO BE SAD, BECAUSE I LOVE HER TOO MUCH. | 👣 If she dies by a bomb and I survive, I would be the saddest person on earth.

| ⑨ Out of millions of ways to protect one’s own life and one’s mother’s, I have chosen the “most impossible” option of all. I SIMPLY DISMANTLE ALL WEAPONS. And that’s that!

| ⑩ How sick was I, to accept that anyone can build a weapon and do whatever they want with it? If he wants to wipe out an entire city, he just presses a button and the city—with all its inhabitants—ceases to exist. In an instant. | ⇨ How could I ever have thought that was okay?

| ⑪ How could I accept that those on earth who have no scruples about killing people are celebrated, while those who care for people are laughed at? | ⇨ How could I ever have thought that was right? How could I live in a world where the people who make money, who can make as much as they want, do so to produce weapons instead of planting trees? | ⇨ How could I ever have thought all of this was acceptable?

| ⑫ Now I see that some countries are almost finished with their preparations; it won’t be long now. Now that I sit at a table with the most intelligent minds on this planet, I recognize the true scale of the catastrophe. | ⇨ Back then I thought, it couldn’t be that bad. Today I know television will be the death of us all.

| ⑬ My plan sounds impossible. Yes! Because nothing less than a miracle can save us. But if Napoleon crossed the mountains with thousands to achieve the impossible, then I, with billions, can make the impossible possible too. | ⇨ And no one has to leave their home or march like Napoleon’s army did.

| ⑭ I am an ordinary person. Just like you. I have good days. I have bad days too. As a child, they called me crazy. Today I work with people who think so fast any ordinary person would call them insane.

| ⑮ One thing I know for sure: | ⇨ On this earth, we all have two hands, two feet, and one head. And no one with these traits will ever be greater or lesser than I am. A person may own nothing or command millions of servants. But as long as they are human and, like me, will take nothing with them in the end, they can never, ever decide over my life.

| ⑯ Why should I accept that someone with a title—”President,” “Chancellor,” “King,” or “General”—gets to decide over my mother’s life and mine? N E V E R. I am simply dismantling all weapons now. | ⇨ They can keep playing politics, but this time without weapons. And if they can’t manage that, then they’re in the wrong job.

| ⑰ This earth belongs to all of us equally. To humans, animals, trees. If our leaders had loved us, they would have planted billions of trees. But they haven’t. I believe they are people who can do nothing but talk. They never say what they’re doing, and they never do what they say. | ⇨ I’m sure most of them couldn’t point to a single tree they’ve ever planted themselves.

| ⑱ In other words, | ⇨ if they were merely liars, I might even live with that. But I believe most of them are liars and cheats rolled into one. You only see that combination in convicted criminals. And you don’t give weapons to criminals. Yet they have them. Not just one, but an entire arsenal. | ⇨ That’s why it all has to go. Now.

| ⑲ If I am in the process of saving my mother’s life, then you can save your mother’s life too. | ⇨ Unless you’d rather watch the preparations, applaud the fine speeches afterward, and hope for the Medal of Naivety.

| ⑳ We all came into this world through our mothers. They build bunkers for themselves and their mothers, and our moms are supposed to die? How clever. Maybe it would have worked in another world. Maybe if I’d never been born. But I am here. My mother is here too. And I think they’ve played with weapons long enough. Now it’s time to take them all away.

| ㉑ If you love your mother as I love mine, then stay alive so she won’t grieve. That’s all you have to do. | ⇨ Hang a white flag. Carry a white flag. They don’t shoot civilians.

| ㉒ For some, their mother means nothing—she already brought you into the world, what more do you need her for? If that’s what you think, then please don’t hang or carry a white flag. I want everyone in the world to see instantly who thinks what. I want every woman on the street to see and know “who loves his mother and who does not.” Whoever loves his mother, loves the world. | ⇨ Thanks to our mothers, we are all here on earth, breathing this air.

| ㉓ I dedicate this first movement of white flags to all the mothers of the world. They have given us so much. This, I do for them. May God / Allah / Jehovah / Yahweh / Adonai / … grant them all long life, so they may see us turn this earth into a paradise. | ⇨ They deserve to live in paradise. All the money in the world couldn’t pay for what they do and have done for us, from the beginning until now. (| ⇨ and even beyond death)

| ㉔ Today is December 15, 2025. After 5 years and 9 months of work, most of it spent in a basement, I am finalizing the preparations and plans. In a day or two, the project begins.

| ⇨ I wish everyone the most beautiful Christmas of all time. I wish this message reaches every person on earth. “we MUST take our fate into our own hands”

| ⇨ I wish for every person to carry a white flag. | ⇨ I wish for every person to realize the situation we’re in. Because if you haven’t understood yet: we are in an invisible fight with an opponent far more powerful and ancient, and the fight has already begun.

| ㉕ Let me explain quickly: | ⇨ Even the first human born on earth brought absolutely nothing with them. They came into the world with nothing. Just like you and me. With nothing at all. Today we are 9 billion. That means 9 billion arrived empty-handed. | ⇨ So where does everything you see come from?

| ㉖ Everything you see, none of us 9 billion brought here. It was always here. We took what was on earth and reshaped it. We reshaped everything and FORGOT to put anything back. “Yes, that’s us humans”. | ⇨ We think when we die, we’ll take all we own with us. “Yes, that’s us humans”. | ⇨ We think if we keep taking and reshaping everything from the earth, it will just grow back. “Yes, that’s us humans”. | ⇨ We think if we never act, never speak up, and just look the other way, we’re good citizens and deserve a gold medal for NAIVETY.

| ㉗ And the great tragedy is that television has completely hidden the true scale of the catastrophe. Their logic is simple: “We live in the illusion that everything is fine. We don’t want to wake up. So they let us sleep.” Because if they wake us, who has a plan? The government? | ⇨ They don’t have one.

| ㉘ We thought nothing would happen to us. “Yes, that’s us humans”. | ⇨ We thought if anything happened, it would be the next generation’s problem. “Yes, that’s us humans”. Unfortunately, we were wrong.

| 👣 Our earth is warming up. It can’t be hidden anymore. | ⇨ WINTER? SNOW? Oh yes! “That used to happen on earth,” they’ll say. | ⇨ Now plastic waste is everywhere, and we can’t get rid of it. One bag in your hand, and it’ll somehow last 450 years.

| ⇨ Eventually, it gets so small it’s in the air. We breathe it. We eat it. And then it works its way into our bodies. | ⇨ We didn’t invent fire today. And oil has always been in the earth. In some places, less than a meter down. | ⇨ So why didn’t they use it back then?

| ⇨ Sometimes, things are better left where they are. | ⇨ And now, as if that weren’t enough, it’s raining in the desert, and we humans have no intention of hitting the brakes. “Yes, that’s us humans”.

| ㉙ We’ll keep going until the last drop of oil is sucked from the ground. We’ll keep going until the last tree is felled. And maybe only then will we brake. | ⇨ Whether Elon Musk will have realized his Mars dream by then, so we can move on to the next planet, remains to be seen. Arrive, consume everything, and when the planet dies, move on. “Yes, that’s us humans”. But the earth is alive. We won’t get off that easy.

| ㉚ Our planet has already begun to cut off the resources we need to live. Water is now in the desert where we can’t use it—and that’s just the start. A silent war has begun. | ⇨ It will be: either she, the Earth, survives, or we, humans, consume until the last tree is gone and she dies. (…while telling ourselves proudly: It’ll all work out… Things will continue somehow… It’s not so bad…)

| ㉛ We consume far more, far faster than 30 years ago. We’ll consume even faster in the future. That’s the trend. In 30 years, we’ll reach the end. There will be nothing left, and she will be dead. | ⇨ Or she will eliminate us first, and survive.

| ⇨ Whoever acts first wins. The fact is: however it ends, we lose. Where would we go? Will Elon Musk manage to fly us all away in time to another planet where we can keep consuming?

| ⇨ And when we get there, who will work for whom? Will there be new elections? Will we have to reinvent everything? Or will we ship all the machines over?

| ⇨ Do we fly away with the same leaders so they can lead us there, too? “We’re only human, it always works out somehow, right?”

| ㉜ Now it’s a fight on equal footing: 9 billion humans willing to consume, who will stop at nothing, versus the Earth. And she has a plan. | ⇨ What she doesn’t know is that we have a plan too: White flags. White donations (everyone giving from just 1 cent). Planting trees. Cleaning the oceans. Disposing of plastic. Cleaning the earth. The full program. We’re turning the earth into a construction site. | ⇨ That is why I hope this Christmas becomes the most beautiful of all time for every one of us.

| ㉝ I wish for this message to reach all people and for everyone to begin. We have only one earth. We are 9 billion. And we are stuck. What will we choose?

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