War

The U.S. is selling weapons to a country that's killing a child every 10 minutes. That has to stop.

One day, in one life, when the attractions of the sensory world have lost their charm, when we begin to see the truth of the Buddha’s words – that desire is cause of all suffering; when television, video games, sex, drugs and alcohol fail to fill the inner emptiness; when we sit in a pub with a friend and ask aloud, what the point of it all is.

All options are “on the table.”

"Enough of the horror!"

“We’ve spent billions on war. Now, let’s spend to bring Afghans to safety.”

There isn’t enough food in the Strip, and Israeli authorities are actively preventing the massive food stockpiles on the border from entering.

Or why Trump’s wars should seem so familiar.

Many GOP presidential hopefuls "wouldn’t rule out U.S. boots on the ground" in Iraq, or Syria for that matter. So if a Republican takes office come 2016 we can almost be guaranteed a return of combat troops to the Middle East.

What President Trump is actually proposing simply removes the most visible aspect – the troops – while continuing the bombing of eight countries and secret counter terrorism operations across almost half the globe.

Several NATO countries, including Canada and the United States have special forces soldiers deployed in the region.