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Democracy: Enemy of the powerful
Perhaps the best possible thing we could acknowledge being is a “divided nation.” Failing to do so justifies — or at least avoids noticing — all manner of violent cruelty and repression in the name of so-called democracy, from the jailing of whistleblowers who reveal U.S. war crimes and global criminality, to the lynching of…
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Making War Obsolete
Making War Obsolete by John M. Repp 784 words Published in: The Chronicle, Fellowship of Reconciliation, Westside Gazette, City Watch LA, Counterpunch, Shoa, Dates: July 26,28,29,30,2021 We should have abolished war after World War II. That war was so lethal and so destructive, even before the dropping of the atomic bombs, that had people understood
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Nuclear weapons: Rising danger
After a war has ended, historians, elected officials, and faith leaders, no less than the people involved, often raise doubts over whether the outcomes were worth the many horrific costs…