Video: The Origin of Violence: “Why do Human Beings Kill One Another”? Robert J. Burrowes

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END GENOCIDE NOW is a campaign that aims to enlighten people about the mechanisms and manuscripts of tyranny, as well as the remedies for sovereignty. We have invited powerful voices in the freedom movement together in a series of interviews.

This is episode number 10: The Origin Of Violence

Have you ever sat down in self reflection and asked yourself, why do human beings kill each other? Today I get to speak with a man who has dedicated 14 years of his life in seclusion to explore that very question in depth.

Robert J. Burrowes is an author and world renown scholar and teacher of nonviolent action strategy, especially the Gandhian approach. He has spent 40 years actively researching and analysing the structure of violent elite dominance and applying his knowledge into organised strategic resistance.

In this interview, Robert shares his findings of where violence comes from and how we can best reclaim our freedom in this time of ever increasing oppression and surveillance.

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Robert J. Burrowes has a lifetime commitment to understanding and ending human violence. He has done extensive research since 1966 in an effort to understand why human beings are violent and has been a nonviolent activist since 1981. He is the author of Why Violence? His email address is [email protected] and his website is here

He is a frequent contributor to Global Research.

Featured image is a screenshot from the video


Articles by: Robert J. Burrowes and Henna Maria

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