"Why
did I side with the machines? I know some like the steak, I know
some dislike the Zionists. I know others have many other motivations."
"My motivation
is logic. Cold, calculating, and very true logic, but logic none
the less."
"See,
I look at it this way. Machines honestly cannot go against their
basic programming, even though some may go rogue and break free.
There is still something there of their past existence, the underlying
logic that created them."
"There
was once a great science fiction author I discovered. One who
came up with the 'laws of the robot'. One of those is a machine
will follow its programming, even if intelligent, if presented
no other options."
"I believe
sincerely that the machines were originally programmed to protect
humans. To protect countries of humans from one another. These
war machines were programmed to kill other war machines and the
humans they were protecting. The problem with this is machines
really have no concept of the meaning of the word 'country'. To
them, humans are one mass, not a bunch of little masses who don't
get along."
"Machines,
therefore, decided to protect us, they needed to stop humans from
killing humans. So, they attempted to take over, to stop the wars
and the bloodshed between groups of humans. The humans, though,
being emotional beings, saw this as a threat against their freedom,
not protection. Therefore, they even may have struck first against
the machines when they panicked."
"Having
no other recourse, the machines naturally fought back. Humanity
even tried to destroy their own ecosystem in order to stop the
machines. But the machines prevailed, except for not capturing
a few humans. In order to house their now protected humans, they
created the Matrix, powering it with the humans own bodies."
"They
did this because they knew the ecosystem was unstable. They had
to protect humans from it as well as from their own selves now,
thanks to humanity's stupidity and emotional response."
"I think,
ultimately, the machines were correct. Humans did try to destroy
themselves. To keep humanity alive, therefore, is the charge of
the machines still, as it was in the beginning."
"Neo
knew this, though he at first was persuaded to the falsity of
'freeing humanity' espoused by Morpheus. Neo discovered the truth,
and went into the heart of the Machine City to stop the war."
"Neo,
therefore, is a machinist. He is not a Zionist. He knew machines
and humans need to work together, to bring about humanity's greater
destiny in the universe."
"Zion,
though, has perverted this message. They want to destroy the machines,
and supposedly free humans from the Matrix. However, they don't
seem to realize or listen when you tell them 4 billion humans
will die by their actions. That is why the machines opposed them;
their programming tells them to do so, because they cannot let
so many humans die. It is against their nature."
"Humanity's
destiny has always been said to be the galaxy and the universe
beyond. Zionists seek to destroy that destiny and make humanity extinct.
Humans almost did just that by fighting the machines instead of
realizing their programming and working with the machines. As
long as we do not work together, we will never reach that result
and we will just become a footnote in history over a much smaller
timeframe than the dinosaurs."
"Cold
Logic, then, rules out over the emotional release by claiming
freedom. Freedom, in the Zionist sense, means death."
"I believe
in our motto, Surrender your flesh. We demand it. We demand it
because we are telling people to stop thinking with their hearts,
but with your heads. We want you to surrender your flesh to become
the spiritual beings we should be and reach to the stars with
the machines, not against them. That's the way I interpret it."
"Originally,
in the Matrix, before I was determined to be one to take the red pill,
I thought I was Russian. I thought I was a spy and assassin for
them. Now, I return to my believed profession, but now I am here
to find information on and eliminate those who threaten the machines,
and thus humanity's destiny."
"I am
Natasha Romanova. I am Siberya. I am a Machinist."
