Is there life on Mars?

For more than a hundred years we have been interested in the question: “Is there life on Mars?”. Concurrently, the Martians looking at their telescopes in our direction, were far more interested the question “Have the people there any brains at all?”

They didn’t understand why the people on Earth had been putting off one of the essential tasks for the planet's survival for so long. The construction and exploitation of that railway that would link together the two most populated continents, that is, the two energy centers of this planet.

The Martians were far more ancient than the Earthlings. Their civilization belonged to a higher class; therefore, the problems that pertained to them were much more significant and serious. Simultaneously, among humans; most of their so-called "complex problems" were simply sucked from their fingers, as a result of personal emotions, resentment, selfishness and an unwillingness to solve them. It was customary for the people to quarrel and bite, over and over, over absolute trifles. Few people were interested in using resources and developing them but everyone wanted to own them. There were so many resources on the planet that there would have been more than enough for everyone, active and complete use of them would  all people to be happy and advanced so that  they in addition can step out to the unlimited space and start to own limitless  treasures of Universe. If only these Earthlings knew how to negotiate and work with each other?
The inhabitants of the Red Planet were not like that and the conditions in which the Martians lived were thousands of times scarcer and harsher compared to their earthly counterparts. Therefore, they were always busy looking for new types of energies and ways of survival. They received hundreds of times less light and heat from the Sun. Their atmosphere was hundreds of times less dense, far thinner than that of the Earth. The temperature on the surface of Mars was much colder than even in the coldest places on Earth, that is, at its poles.

The Martians were such an advanced civilization that they learned to master the subtle and delicate forms of cosmic energy, about which very few people knew or even had an idea of it at all.
That is why the Martians were interested in the development of life, peace, prosperity and progress on Earth because it created streams of energies that had a beneficial effect on Martian civilization as well; in spite of the great distances between two neighboring planets.

They knew a lot about the nature, origin and infrastructural development of these energies and therefore, the Martians were much more interested than even our most advanced experts, economists and politicians regarding the progress of terrestrial civilization.

One of the most crucial projects for planet Earth of the last two centuries has been the construction of a transcontinental railway between Asia and Europe along the shortest route, through a mountainous country called Kyrgyzstan. This trespass however, had been unforged for so long, despite the aged railway infrastructures on both sides of this country. So long were they separated from each other, mainly for political reasons and due to human stupidity.

They could not understand why mankind had been dragging on for so long with these works. This road could have been built more than a hundred years ago when a dense railway network was already laid across Asia and Europe. Albeit, even earlier, around 150-200 years ago, when the era of industrialization took place in Europe and America. Even then, human civilization, had they possessed the mentality of the Martians, the first thing they would do was to build this railway, connecting the futures of Asia and Europe together and as a result, combining their destiny as well as their energy.

Why did the Martians care so much about this project?
Because they know, what Earthlings do not know - a shortcut in the form of a wormhole that played a key role in the distribution of the most important earthly and cosmic energies. It had been ignored for so long that it produced a lot of local and global distortions.

The local as well as the global countries along with their leaders could not understand it at all - why was this planet so divided and suffering from disunity?
If they could see, as the Martians could see, they would see the energy flows penetrating the globe where their main routes passed. They would quickly fix the global congestion, overlaps, locks and closures on the path of these energies. As a result, the living conditions on the planet would begin to change rapidly for the better.

However, the planetary consciousness of the Earthlings was poorly developed, not to mention their cosmic and energetic thinking and reasoning skills. Only sometimes did a few people guess rightly about the deep roots of the main problems of the planet. They tried doing the right proposals and steps but these were ultimately rejected and ridiculed by the majority as if they were empty fantasies.

The local and global leaders have come to a suffering dead end which was limited and intensely divided among opposing consciousnesses, which forthwith led to an equally limited and conflicting lifestyle. Therefore, it was difficult for the Earthlings to agree on any issue and problem when it was required to find a solution that would be beneficial for both parties. The erection of this crucially important iron road, which combined the main energy and transport flows of the two continents, was moving towards its completion so slowly that disputes over its construction dragged on and on for an entire century.

Almost everyone understood that this road would bring prosperity, a lot of money and opportunities to the entire region and the world, but at the same time almost everyone feared for various reasons that the road at this early stage would only bring harm and suffering.
The Kyrgyz authorities, their leaders and a significant part of the public were afraid that if this road were built and works began to start, then:

1. The route would be quickly captured by global and regional leaders. Small countries and peoples located along this route would get almost nothing or might even be completely enslaved.
2. When enormous opportunities would open up and huge flows of goods would pass through Kyrgyzstan on both sides then all these enormous benefits would be seized by greedy oligarchs, who had previously robbed the country mercilessly of its gold, hydro-power and other natural resources.
3. The local people had lived in isolation for so long that they could not even imagine that one day the West and East would hatch their doors wide open before them. They were more afraid of such a prospect than death. They were afraid of not only the greedy invaders and colonialists but also of their citizens who could scatter in all directions. When they saw and understood how wonderful life is, beyond their previous obscurity in the East and the West, they would realize how poorly they had lived all these years in their isolation.
4. If tens and hundreds of thousands of people get the opportunity to travel the world then: Who will work as a shepherd to graze cattle? Who will bake bread? Who will plant and grow cotton, melons, watermelons?
There were many in the country and the region who deliberately did not want the Kyrgyz and other residents of the region to join with world civilization. They did not want them travelling in large groups by train to Japan or European countries in order to have a cheaper and more liberal access to them. It seemed to them in this case that no one would want to live and stay in Kyrgyzstan if the doors were wide open to outside. They wanted only their own clean and subtle elite to have access to such trips and opportunities such as flying on airplanes to developed countries. All the ordinary citizens, instead of wandering around the world, should work longer and harder by staying in Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan or any other country in the region. Who then, will work with a shovel in the garden, grow bread, clean up trash, repair roads, educate the mind, if, in the end everyone including the children can freely make a tour to Japan and America with these cheap trains? Concurrently, they do not understand that it is precisely because of the absence of this railway line that agriculture as well as all other types of activities and industry in the region could not rise to the world level.

The global leaders and progressive countries understood the importance of this road and supported it. They were, however, opposed by leaders and countries that did not want their peoples to join global values. They too, were afraid that with the advent of this route, their money, power, influence, people along with their entire countries and regions could escape their authority. If everyone were to become like Singapore; smart, educated and prosperous as the people of that country: who will obey them and to whom they will sell their own goods in order to compete with the best manufacturers of the world?
They simply did not understand that the rise of the entire region would affect them in the most positive of ways and would help them be up to date with the world’s progress.
   
In a word, Kyrgyzstan and the entire Central Asian region had to get out of this geopolitical impasse as soon as possible and by all means become one of the key economic and political centers of influence on this planet. Only then would there be a long-awaited balance in the world and only then would there be more peace and stability. Even the conditions for the survival of life on Mars would improve, thanks to the strengthening of positive cosmic flows and energies.
The Martians knew for sure that if this route had been laid and had started operating at the beginning of the 20th century, then there would not have been a First World War, a Second World War or other formidable disasters on this planet.   
   
But even by the beginning of the 21st century this road had not been built: everything was drowning in endless discussions and disputes, very often from scratch, which dragged on for two long decades.

In essence, life on Mars may now have already vanished and as for this tragic fact of our cosmic history, it of course, happened. The Kyrgyz people and their leaders will be primarily blamed because they had been dragging on this project for so long. In particular those Kyrgyz who lived in the beginning of the 21st century.
Our whole planet is responsible for the salvation of Martian civilization and our country specifically for it is located in the very center of Eurasia. The construction of the iron roads and the bridge between Asia and Europe cannot be delayed again and again. For the last 100 years our generation, of course, bears a major responsibility for these huge distortions of streams of earthly and cosmic energies that have brought cataclysms and wrought so much suffering everywhere on Earth and beyond.