If War Was Funded Like College Tuition
Are you as tired as I am of news stories about college tuition costs rising? I’ve been out of college for many years, and you’d
Portuguese-Language Organizations
Nós entendemos que as guerras e militarismo nos tornam menos seguros, em vez de nos proteger, elas matam, ferem e traumatizam adultos, crianças e bebés,
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Eu entendo que as guerras e militarismo nos tornam menos seguros, em vez de nos proteger, elas matam, ferem e traumatizam adultos, crianças e bebés,
War Cost World $9.46 Trillion in 2012
By Talia Hagerty, Pacific Standard Economists are not new to the study of war. Many in the U.S. have argued that war is good for
War Destroys Environment
Costs of War The impact of the wars in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan can be seen not only in the social, economic and political situations
What’s Happening In Eastern Ukraine?
By Dieter Duhm, www.terranovavoice.tamera.org Something is happening in eastern Ukraine that western politicians were not prepared for, an event that could enter history. The population
War Is Good for Us, Dumb New Book Claims
Ian Morris has stuck his dog’s ear in his mouth, snapped a selfie, and proclaimed “Man Bites Dog.” His new book War: What Is It
What if they gave a war and nobody paid?
By David Hartsough, WagingNonviolence As April 15 approaches, make no mistake: The tax money that many of us will be sending to the U.S. government
The Climate Is Invading the Earth
If an alien invader with a face were attacking the earth, the difficulties that governments have getting populations to support wars on other humans would
Talk Nation Radio: Winslow Myers on Living Beyond War
https://soundcloud.com/davidcnswanson/talk-nation-radio-winslow-myers-on-living-beyond-war Winslow Myers is an artist and activist who lives in mid-Coast Maine. For ten years he coordinated events and activities for Beyond War in
Fix the Peace Movement: Don’t Ask Don’t Tell Doesn’t Work
By Ed O’Rourke The leaders and most members of the peace movement believe in talking to each other and make little or no effort to
War: Its Development and Demise
By Ed O’Rourke If we give up all future wars we must give up our empires and all hope of empire. – Georges Clemenceau It is
Eliminate Nuclear Weapons Before They Eliminate Us
By Ed O’Rourke On September 26, 1983, the world was one person’s decision away from nuclear war. The military officer had to commit insubordination to
TERRACIDE – A Newly Defined Crime
By Ed O’Rourke Psychological studies show that materialism is toxic to happiness, that more income and more possessions don’t lead to lasting gains in our
The Hardest War to Avoid: US Civil War
By Ed O’Rourke The Civil War came and it went. Its reason for fighting, I never did get. From the song, “With God On Our Side.” The
Time to Connect the Dots
By Ed O’Rourke A frequent one-liner is, “If all the economists were laid end to end, they still wouldn’t reach a conclusion.”However, my problem with
US oblivious to trauma of war victims
Press TV has conducted an interview with Leah Bolger, Veterans for Peace, Oregon about US military concerns for the mental health of returned soldiers from
Research Project for Peacemakers
by Ed O’Rourke March 5, 2013 “Naturally the common people don’t want war; neither in Russia, nor in England, nor in America, nor in Germany.
War Abolition – Medellin Speech – YouTube
War Abolition – The Medellin Declaration – YouTube [Ed O’Rourke, retired certified public accountant from Houston, gave this speech at the Colombo Americano in Medellin,
A 15-Year Murder Spree
By David Swanson “The notion of a ‘humanitarian war’ would have rang in the ears of the drafters of the UN Charter as nothing short
Lies About Rwanda Mean More Wars If Not Corrected
By David Swanson Urge the ending of war these days and you’ll very quickly hear two words: “Hitler” and “Rwanda.” While World War II killed
What Do World’s Two Biggest Dangers Have in Common?
By David Swanson Anyone who cares about our natural environment should be marking with great sadness the centenary of World War I. Beyond the incredible
National Security: Going “Up” or “Down?”
By Susan C. Strong In his January State of the Union message, President Obama said two noteworthy things: the first was “America must move off
UKRAINE : Dialogue and East-West cooperation are the key
By International Peace Bureau March 11, 2014. The events of the last few days and weeks only serve to confirm what the IPB and others
Join Sam’s Ride for Peace
APRIL 27, Raleigh, NC – World War II Marine combat veteran Samuel Winstead is accepting applications for co-riders to join his Ride for Peace leaving
There ain’t no heroes in war
Wray Harris song based on poem by Dan Shea Where is the glory in killing, what service does it provide? What honor is there in
Summary of Living Beyond War: A Citizens Guide by Winslow Myers
By Winslow Myers During the long period of tension between the United States and the former Soviet Union, the futility of the superpower nuclear arms