Negotiating Peace With Monsters
The odd thing about this — although it happens in every war — is that each of the two sides has negotiated with what it characterizes as irrational monsters on the other side with whom no negotiations are possible.
The odd thing about this — although it happens in every war — is that each of the two sides has negotiated with what it characterizes as irrational monsters on the other side with whom no negotiations are possible.
Learn from representatives from across the Pacific in their struggle for peace and an end to destructive war games.
Peace activist Alice Slater of New York addressed the West Suburban Peace Coalition Educational Forum via Zoom Tuesday night on the topic: North Korea and Nuclear Weapons.
A series of actions is making progress on protecting a mountain.
This week on Talk World Radio, I’m discussing what to do about Ukraine.
My eight-year-old son and I just read a shortened version of The Odyssey. Traditionally it’s thought of as the story of a hero making his way past various monsters. Yet it’s really quite blatantly the story of a monster making his way past various heroes.
This isn’t a drill. It’s real and the stakes are high. But our people are out there. And if we can get together, we can win.
Where do all the Lockheed Martin executives vacation?
At the Last Resort!
