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July 25, 2009 at 11:18 pm |
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August 21, 2009 at 1:19 pm |
First off, it would be great to abolish this because it would be great if we all could coexist and I commend anyone whom aspires to this. However, Note that that is only good if all agree to dismantle it all. If we were to even consider lowering the amount of nukes to even 50 the balance of equality in the world would be devastating to the american system. The constitutional system that adheres to the possibility of life, liberty and the persuit of happiness and if you laugh at these words, this is the end of this reponse. First, I would like to know whom is the major contributor to your cause. Second, what form of peace agreement would possible work. We do not need a world governing board and if you adhere to that again you would not be for the american system. The american system, for which the whole world should be engaged in would lift the living conditions a thousand fold. For the monetary system that we now are trying to hold onto rapes, robs and distroys countries and their people.
No matter how ideal your ideas are at this time, and they are commendable, it would be futile unless we distroy the monetary system. Go with a credit system world wide and allow the world to develop their own infrastructure. feed themselves without the greed of the British monetary system that rewards the very rich and pillages the very majority of its people. Until that fight is won. your grasping at straws to end the nukes is futile. And we all need to think about Hydrogen power and neucleur power because it is the only way we can all prosper and move foward with everyone enjoying the life we live in this country.
Just a note. Harry truman was an idiot the war was over, The general at the time told them not to do it but he did. And if you look deep enough, you would find that it was done to impose fear so that they could be suppressed. Well, it worked to no avail. We won the battle but lost the war.
I would vote no to any though of disarmament. It would be idiotic on our part and if we do what this president thinks should be done. it would be childish and idiotic. Unless at this time we do not start looking at our system as it stands now, we won’t need to worry about nukes, we will be in the new dark age just hoping we can eat.
Thanks for your time but I admire and agree that it should be done but really know that to do it would mean that everyone is wonderful and loving.
Dennis Egre
September 6, 2009 at 7:07 pm |
How come there are no protests anymore ?
- Obama has not withdrawn troops from Iraq. Levels are the same.
- Obama has INCREASED 20,000 into Afghanistan. Now he wants 20,000 more.
- Obama has forgiven Bush-Cheney-Rumsfeld on torture.
- Obama has set up a torture facility in Kabul (5 times Gitmo) !
- Obama has increased War funding more than Bush. Way more.
- Obama threatens war against Iran.
- Obama has started a third war against Pakistan.
If I close my eyes, I think I’m in a 3rd Bush term.
Peace Action has lost its credibility since it is accepting all of this debauchery and killing from Obama.
How pathetic. How humiliating.
September 17, 2009 at 1:47 pm |
Hey Robert,
I think it is unfair for you to project the media’s portrayal of the “plight of the antiwar movement” on us. Our members, affiliates, and staff members are still out there working for peace. We’re still protesting and we’re still holding vigils. More importantly, we’re still doing outreach to the greater community in the form of teach-ins, house parties, screenings and doing a lot of great legislative work too.
I do think that you are partially right – it is harder in this environment to reach out to some parts of the “liberal” community. But that doesn’t mean we aren’t working, it means we’re working harder.
Thanks for stopping by the blog.
PS
I hope you’ll join us on October 5th in Washington, DC for the No Good War protest convened by the National Campaign for Nonviolent Resistance.
September 25, 2009 at 7:11 pm |
Your community Organizers.
Hear me my fellow America have no fear of President mahmond Ahmadinejad I will say to President Obama have no fear, invited Ahmadinejad to the peace table, with a great philosophy in your mind he is just a man,but
he that has no name is the great one my fellow America he is on our side so fear not, have no fear of the coming nuclear crisis,their will be some talk about it that what make up the news that we receive, we are not afraid,we shall over come,when thing look dark day light will come let us pray for peace let us inspire each other.the G 20 summit is just part of the job, President sleep well your hair will remain black no fear
let us work tograther
my key word let us be Junior Gentleman and stay inspire.
Rev Dr. O.D. Robinson Psy.D.