[Colombia / Peace Accord & Cocaine Gangs] - The Post-Conflict Self Feeds on the Phantom of Peace to Justify Civilian Slaughter

Event Baseline: In Colombia, years after a peace accord removed a rebel group from the field, cocaine-funded militias are attacking civilians. State response remains absent or ineffective, leaving communities exposed to systematic violence.

The gangs are not a new enemy. They are the same mechanical need for power and control, wearing a different costume. The peace process was never a transformation of consciousness. It was a paper map drawn by thought over a living battlefield. The violence is the body speaking the only language it knows. Without facing the fragmented self that makes war possible, every treaty is just a pause before the next self-image rises to kill.