THEORY OF WAR AS HUMAN SACRIFICE FOR THE CHANGING OF WORLDS, Part 4

Part 4

Only semantic arguements could disprove the idea that war is a world changing form of human sacrifice.
The point now is to consider the implications, and our part in them.
In which direction is the sacrifices of war leading the world?
The First World War dramatically weakened the European Powers,and contributed to the dissiolution of the European empires. It also led to the Russian Revolution, and the vote for women and social reform in Britain.
The Second World war was the defeat of Fascism by an alliance of Democracy and Communism. It furthered social reform and the loss of colonies in Africa and Asia.
The Cold War was the split of that alliance,a struggle between Communism and Capitalism. It ended in stale mate,and the moderation of policies on both sides.
The current conflict in the Middle East is likely to dramitically weaken all sides. At this time the economies of America and Britain are suffering, and the Taliban's casualties have been great.
It is clear that in the last hundred years war has led the world away from Imperialism and the direct oppression of the majority, and has been destructive to any fundermentalist forces involved.
Therefore the world changing human sacrifice of war has led away from Totalitarianism, Imperialism and Fundermentalism.
Reterning to an earlier theme, it has led away from the negative aspects of the Age of Pisces.
The future destination, however, is as yet unclear.
That is for us to decide.

P.S.
At present it is clear to me that the world began the change from Pisces to Aquarious in the 1840s, reached its climax between 1914 and 1945 and that the Age of Aquarious should be fully underway by the end of this decade. That ought to be a change from a world dominated by the the water element to one ruled by the Air element,and a change from the polar forces of the two fish of Picses to the balanced force of the grailof Aquarious.
I would like to conclude with the words Dion Fortune wrote to her Society of The Inner Light in 1941;
"The men who should have lead us lie in Flander's feilds, but their deaths released energy, being sacrificial, and upon that energy we can draw for the reconstruction."