Is War a Turf War on a Global Scale or Should We Celebrate Sharing?
The time will come when we come into an understanding that the world is not owned by anyone, that in truth humans are here only a short time. Something created from love can never be owned by fear when only love is real. I love this music clip by Michael Jackson. … Continue reading
Did the War Against Terror Succeed?
I had an email which lead me to this article below. I want to first start by analysing ‘the war against terrorism’. Can you actually have a war against terrorism or terror? How can you fight against terror using terror? An oxymoron! How do we fight fire with fire? How can violence bring… Continue reading
War, Terrorism and the Guildford Four
I am house sitting for a friend at the moment and amazed to find a DVD called ‘In the Name of the Father’ which is based on the trial of the Guildford Four. I find it interesting how information comes out of the blue. I will provide some of my impressions after watching… Continue reading
It is a Grim World (Grunwald) When Violence is Defended
I couldn’t sleep and got up to write something on my blog to find this issue of US Time Senior Correspondent Mike Grunwald making news in respect of a Tweet expressing his desire to write a defence of a drone strike on Australian, Julian Assange. I then discuss an Australian Chris Lane a… Continue reading
Dennis Kucinich: Why not US Truth and Reconciliation with Iraq?
This is a letter by Dennis Kucinich. I think it is a great idea.
My inner feeling today was the importance of democracy and truth. It is very important that the people embrace the truth, face it and then recreate a stronger country. This applies to Australia, Britain and all the… Continue reading
Scott Ritter former Spy: War is Not Glorious It is Not TV
This is for the children that think war is cool. I met one when teaching peace who wanted to be a soldier when he grew up. I asked him what about problem solving for a win/win. If you kill someone that is a win/lose. He saw bad guys as all bad, he had no idea… Continue reading