Tag: war
Now Anonymous has another message for the world, this time to Donald Trump, urging him to do what no other US leader has attempted in some time: create unity and peace.
As power began to shift from absolute monarchs towards aristocratic families, e.g. Magna Carta, it became necessary to persuade these families that a war would serve their interests. The interests of the common people, those who were destined to do the killing and dying, were never even considered. It was also at this time that the bankers began to play a growing role in decisions about such matters. Although much emphasis has been laid upon “honour” and “pride”, national and racial “superiority” “obligation” to one’s country/religion and the like, these are merely superficial flim-flam to distract and confuse, i.e., they have nothing to do with reality.
It seems ISIS and terrorism are the main talking points in the country, or so the GOP debates would make it appear. Read the commentary and watch the video to see what we mean
It is, nowadays, impossible to overlook that hostility towards a wide variety of peoples is being constantly pushed. Generating wars is not only the most profitable “business activity” of the banking cartel but also that which brings them most swiftly to their repeated publicly declared objective of becoming the owners of the entire planet and everyone and everything upon it.
This month alone, Israeli armed forces have killed at least 46 Palestinians and wounded over 5,000, the groups report.
In 2011, the U.S. was spending 20% of the federal budget on defense and only 2% on education. Three years later, the Office of Management and Budget found that 18% of the budget had been spent on defense with still merely 2% on education.
The following presentations of Putin are extremely powerful if you listen closely to the tone, clarity and sense of moral authority very rarely seen on the world stage
We can live at peace with one another. But that’s going to take basic changes.
As with many things desired, the indoctrination which we have received in school, church and the like “teaches” us that someone else is responsible for giving it to us and, if we don’t have it, then someone has taken it from us. This leads (intentionally) and inevitably to the ridiculous activities of fighting for peace, destroying for prosperity and many other expressions of insanity.
[Dennis Kucinich to Congress:] Why would Congress, as a co-equal branch of government, be so ready to give up its constitutional power to this president with an Authorization to Use Military Force (AUMF), which represents a wholesale appropriation of war power? This could be one of the most important votes you will ever cast, so I want to share with you, collegially, information that I hope will be of use in your deliberations. I present some thoughts for your consideration as you enter into a momentous, new debate over the authorization of military force, this time against the Islamic State.
There are millions of psychopaths/socipaths in the world. They are without the ability to feel emotion and do not feel or care about others. They tend to rise to top positions of organizations, medicine, politics and military, and tend to pursue power. They are creating the new world order, and do not experience regret over what they have done or concern over what they will do. Their methods are always justified as rational.
Former congressman says that despite grim political realities, a new paradigm is still possible for those willing to fight for it
The time has come when America must rapidly transform its values through a more inclusive and spiritual vision, based upon a just sharing of the world’s resources. It is up to you, the youth of America, to lead the way by organizing a non-stop demonstration in every state, until that nationwide wave of peaceful protest eventually catches on globally.
Journalist Glenn Greenwald explains the importance of challenging how this powerful word is used by those who always say only describes the violence of others and never their own.
As the US begins token airstrikes on both sides of the Syrian-Iraqi border , the fighting capacity of the “Islamic State” or “ISIS,” has seen no visible setbacks. This is because ISIS is in fact the very proxy mercenaries intentionally created to fight the West’s proxy war against Iran and its arc of influence stretching from neighboring Iraq, through Syria, and into Lebanon.
