The antiwar movement can spark new energy by addressing 3 tough questions at the heart of our work: where must we stand together on border walls, on wealth inequality, on nationalism itself? #worldbeyondwar
We have accepted genocide while refusing to examine our role in fuelling the violence. How do we rationalize our own inhumanity? #WorldBEYONDWar
Until the day that governments at least slightly represent the will of people, and until laws and diplomacy become the norm, what are people to do whose villages are being invaded or bombed or bulldozed? #WorldBEYONDWar
Moral injury is a trauma that occurs when we are forced to act against our moral values, World BEYOND War’s organizing intern Vanessa Fox tells us. With wars raging from Gaza to Ukraine to Sudan to the US/Mexico border, we are all suffering from moral injury right now. #worldbeyondwar
Robert F. Keeler’s new book “Sacred Soldier: The Dangers of Worshipping Warriors” is a tough indictment of USA’s inane militarism, emphasizing recruitment horrors, rampant sexual abuse and corrupt leadership in today’s armed forces. #worldbeyondwar
Is Large-Scale Violence Ever a Better Choice Than Nonviolent Action? #WorldBEYONDWar
WBW’s Africa organizer Guy Feugap talks about working with fellow organizers in Senegal, Mali, Nigeria, Burundi, Kenya, Burkina Faso, Togo, Zimbabwe and more. #worldbeyondwar
We have the technological and psychological capacity to kill not simply thousands or even millions of people but the whole human race, but let’s talk about it in terms of strategy, tactics and public relations! #WorldBEYONDWar
Dahr Jamail was one of the few U.S. journalists who were un-embedded in Iraq during the horrific battle of Fallujah. In this interview Dahr recounts the devastation caused by the relentless assault. #WorldBEYONDWar
