Tag: peace

Back in October 1967, I was one of hundreds arrested and beaten on the Mall of the Pentagon during a night-long sit down in front of armed U.S. troops.

"Congress now has a moral and legal obligation to reassert its power to stop this war and protect innocent people from horrific consequences."

It became necessary to destroy world peace in order to save it.

What connection does the U.S. government or U.S. companies have to the conflict?

So, for the last few of us still here thinking about American wars, I would say that when it comes to off the charts, it’s possible that you ain’t seen nothin’ yet.

So what hope is there that one of the parade of Democrats seeking the presidency in 2020 could be a real “peace candidate?"

As the Trump administration accelerates its efforts to seek a confrontation, will they find an echo among Iranian hardliners who’d like nothing more than a face-off with the United States?

All told, it should be clear that another kind of grand plan is needed to deal with the threat of terrorism both globally and to Americans – one that relies on a far smaller U.S. military footprint and costs far less blood and treasure.

Criminal insanity in Washington is bipartisan.

Spying is a dirty business, whoever does it.