🎶 Cancel This War! – FrizzleBob’s EU Double Feature for Peace (Europop Anthem + Manifesto)

Eighty years after the guns fell silent, Europe prepares another celebration.
Parades roll. Speeches rise. Flags are folded into meaning.

But below the surface — in the quiet, in the names, in the graves — the real memory stirs.

At 17:00 on May 9th, citizens across the continent will speak.
Not for governments. Not for headlines. But for peace.

They will raise their voices.
Not in protest. Not in panic.
But in declaration.

The war is over. Never again.

This is the call.
This is the act.
Join it.

📣 Join the European Peace Project:

🕔 May 9th, 17:00
🌍 Speak peace from your window, balcony, market square, …
🕊️ Declare: The war is over. Never again.
📍 europeanpeaceproject.eu

European Peace Project Artwork by Georg v. Westphalen. Free to share, remix, print & spread — across all borders. CC0 1.0 – Public Domain

🎧 FrizzleBob’s Europop Peace Anthem:

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“Cancel This War!” (Fractal FrizzleLyrics)

[Intro: Clock ticking, synth swell, faint marching drums reversed]

[Spoken Word: Deep Male Voice]

Today, on May 9, 2025 – exactly 80 years after the end of the Second World War,

We, the citizens of Europe, raise our voices.

[Verse 1: Female Vocal]

Europe was a promise, not a pawn.

Built on ruins, it once reached for the dawn.

But now they gamble peace for power and pride—

We see the graves they try to hide.

From Volgograd to Lorraine’s quiet stones,

We hear the silence, we feel the bones.

[Chorus: Choir + Duet]

Never again war!

We declare the war to be over!

We will not take part in the war games—

Our sons are not your soldiers,

Our daughters not your nurses,

Our countries not your battlefields!

Long live Europe, long live peace, long live freedom!

[Verse 2: Male Vocal]

We are ashamed of our governments, ashamed of the EU,

That betrayed the essence of Europe—this much is true.

They forgot the promise of ‘89,

When walls fell and futures aligned.

We call for youth exchange, like '63,

From Donetsk to Dresden, from Paris to Perm—we see.

[Pre-Chorus: Female Vocal]

We remember the dream,

Not this militarized machine.

We reject the silence, we sing instead—

With every voice they’d leave for dead.

[Chorus: Choir + Duet]

Never again war!

We declare the war to be over!

We will not take part in the war games—

Our sons are not your soldiers,

Our daughters not your nurses,

Our countries not your battlefields!

Long live Europe, long live peace, long live freedom!

[Bridge: Spoken Word – Female Voice]

We offer to send a citizen delegation

To Kiev and to Moscow—to start a dialog.

We will no longer stand by and watch

Our future and that of our children

Being sacrificed on the altar of power politics.

[Break: Instrumental Groove + Chant Layered]

We reach out to Ukraine and Russia.

You are part of the European family.

Peace is not a slogan—it’s our will.

[Verse 3: Male Vocal, syncopated]

End the sanctions, start to rebuild,

Nord Stream, bridges, dreams refilled.

We want a Europe that’s post-imperial,

Neutral, free, not vassal-material.

OSCE not obsolete—bring back the table,

Peace with Russia, if we’re able.

[Pre-Chorus: Female Vocal + Harmonies]

We will not fund the fire

While our homes fall into disrepair.

We remember how this started—

We refuse to sit and stare.

[Chorus: Choir + Full Band]

Never again war!

We declare the war to be over!

We will not take part in the war games—

Our sons are not your soldiers,

Our daughters not your nurses,

Our countries not your battlefields!

Long live Europe, long live peace, long live freedom!

[Outro: Spoken Word – Male Voice, fading echo]

Europe means Never Again War.

This war is over.

We remember.

We refuse.

We reach out.

[Fade Out: Choir repeating softly]

Long live Europe, long live peace...

[End]

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🎙️ FrizzleBob’s Manifesto Reading:

Text via europeanpeaceproject.eu

Today, on May 9, 2025 – exactly 80 years after the end of the Second World War, which cost the lives of 60 million people, including 27 million Soviet citizens – we, the citizens of Europe, raise our voices! We are ashamed of our governments and the EU, which have not learned the lessons of the 20th century. The EU, once conceived as a peace project, has been perverted and has thus betrayed the essence of Europe! We, the citizens of Europe, are therefore taking our destiny and our history into our own hands today, on May 9. We declare the EU a failure. We start with citizen diplomacy and refuse the planned war against Russia! We recognize the co-responsibility of the “West”, the European governments and the EU in this conflict.

We, the citizens of Europe, together with the European Peace Project, oppose the shameless hypocrisy and lies that are being spread today – on Europe Day – at official ceremonies and on public broadcasters.

We are reaching out to the citizens of Ukraine and Russia. You are part of the European family and we are convinced that together we can organize peaceful coexistence on our continent.

We have the images of the military cemeteries before our eyes – from Volgograd to Riga to Lorraine. We see the fresh graves left behind by this senseless war in Ukraine and Russia. While most EU governments and those responsible for the war are rushing and suppressing what war means for the population, we have learned the lesson of the last century: Europe means “Never again war!”

We remember the European reconstruction achievements of the last century and the promises made in 1989 after the peaceful revolution. We call for a European-Russian Youth Exchange, modelled alike the French-German Youth Office of 1963, which ended the “hereditary enmity” between Germany and France. We demand an end to sanctions and the reconstruction of the Nord Stream II pipeline. We refuse to waste our tax money on armaments and militarization at the expense of social standards and infrastructure. Within the framework of an OSCE peace conference, we call for the creation of a European security architecture with and not against Russia, as laid down in the 1990 Charter of Paris. We call for a neutral Europe, emancipated from the USA, which takes on a mediating role in a multipolar world. Our Europe is post-colonial and post-imperial.

We, the citizens of Europe, hereby declare this war to be over! We will not take part in the war games. We will not turn our men and sons into soldiers, our daughters into nurses in military hospitals and our countries into battlefields.

We offer to immediately send a delegation of European citizens to Kiev and Moscow to start a dialog. We will no longer stand by and watch our future and that of our children being sacrificed on the altar of power politics.

Long live Europe, long live peace, long live freedom!

What begins as a word can become a world.
A sentence spoken together — across windows, across languages, across borders —
can be louder than any drumbeat of war.

This is not the end of something.
It is the beginning of responsibility.

Speak it. Share it. Shape it.

May 9th, 17:00. Europe speaks.
Let them hear us.

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📚 Further Listening / Reading:

If today’s peace requires more than protest — if it needs memory, context, and courage — then this track dives into the hidden syllabus of empire, finance, and manufactured history.
FrizzleBob reads Quigley like jazz: dissonant, brilliant, unfinished:

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