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National Bird: the Untold Costs of Drone Warfare
| Leave a CommentThere are many subjects that should comprise a US citizen’s required reading – or in this case, viewing – list to make us aware and responsible members of our nation. National Bird, a documentary about the drone warfare program, should be on the list. Drone warfare wreaks havoc on every life it touches. Not just […]
Read more »The Sane Candidate: Which Representatives Will End the Endless Wars?
/ | 1 Comment on The Sane Candidate: Which Representatives Will End the Endless Wars?“You can no more win a war than you can win an earthquake,” said Jeannette Rankin, the first woman elected to Congress. Decades of invasions, airstrikes, occupations, and conflict have left Americans staring at a disastrous rubble of our own making. War is an earthquake – a violent, destructive force unleashed. The aftershocks bring our […]
Read more »We Can’t Bomb Our Way to Better Schools
| Leave a Comment“A nation that continues year after year to spend more money on military defense than on programs of social uplift is approaching spiritual death.” ~ Dr. King From the left and the right, policy proposals are flying fast and furious. It is an election year, after all. But one topic is completely off the agenda […]
Read more »Women’s Draft? Sign Me Up To Abolish War
| 2 Comments on Women’s Draft? Sign Me Up To Abolish WarFor too long, the women of this nation have been complacent while our brothers, sons, husbands, and fathers are sent to kill, maim, brutalize, destroy and even die in defense of our alleged liberty. But now, the Senate has passed a $602 billion defense bill that includes an amendment for drafting women. If this bill […]
Read more »On June 2nd Remember the Mother’s Day Peace Proclamation
| Leave a CommentEvery year in May, peace activists circulate Julia Ward Howe’s Mother’s Day Peace Proclamation. But, Howe did not commemorate Mother’s Day in May . . . for thirty years Americans celebrated Mother’s Day for Peace on June 2nd. It was Julia Ward Howe’s contemporary, Anna Jarvis, who established the May celebration of mothers, and even […]
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