The state the world is in today is due to Mankind's inability to recognize, and appreciate, the nature of the Jew; his role in society, and, furthermore, his purpose in the vast scheme of things. It is quite extraordinary that the greater the number provided to Man, fewer, it would seem, are the number who realize the value of their accomplishments. The holocaust was supposed to serve as a lesson we would never forget, and, therefore, such horrors would never, ever, happen again. Jews, "God's Chosen people," make us question the world around us; conceive things a different way; they inject elements into societies that hadn't been there before; their works make us better in every way, helping us reach our full potential. The Jews stem from the migration of the people referred to as the Aryans; and there is one strain that has produced a higher percentage, considering the overall number of the population, than all others, and that is the Semitic people who for centuries roamed the lands stretching across the Middle East, and North Africa.