It seems to me that largely because the world is run by men that it’s going to appear that women aren’t going to start wars. I offer you, Hillary. Now, who is at fault for most wars? The US. If we assume that the official 9/11 story is true then there’s another group that started a war. It appears to me that most wars are about resources from the US, while in the Middle East it’s more about who’s version of the religious dogma is correct. Then there’s Israel the fly in the ointment. They should have never been handed the land that they have it’s done nothing by create chaos and emboldened them. We need to restructure the UN to remove the “security vetos”. Once we get past the propaganda it becomes easier to point fingers at bad behavior. If the UN becomes sovereign unto itself then they can call the shots and take over as the police of the world and ultimately have the criminals processed through the ICC. Once the citizens control the tax money and how it will be spent it will change everything.
Since the beginning war and violence have been the common denominator of mankind’s history. Sustainable peace have been regarded as an unrealizable UTOPIA. In my lifelong studies, I came across Prof. Audrey K. Cronin’s book article about possibility of terminating our longest war by neutralization of Afghanistan as was done successfully by European powers in 1815, Congress of Vienna making its geopolitical prize Switzerland Permanently Neutral. This mechanism brought peace in Europe for > 40 years and for Switzerland for 205 years. My recent book “Wars Without End: A New Mechanism for World Peace and The Role of COVID-19 in 2020s”. I would like World Beyond War be helped by its royalties.
Respectfully,
B.A. Zikria, MD, FACS
Emeritus Professor & Special Lecturer
Columbia University, College of Physicians & Surgeons
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every place needs to lecture this now!
The Unesco charter states:
“Since wars begin in the minds of men, it is the minds of
men that must be changed.”
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info AT worldbeyondwar.org
sally is surely right about where wars begin. put the women in charge-no hawks.
It seems to me that largely because the world is run by men that it’s going to appear that women aren’t going to start wars. I offer you, Hillary. Now, who is at fault for most wars? The US. If we assume that the official 9/11 story is true then there’s another group that started a war. It appears to me that most wars are about resources from the US, while in the Middle East it’s more about who’s version of the religious dogma is correct. Then there’s Israel the fly in the ointment. They should have never been handed the land that they have it’s done nothing by create chaos and emboldened them. We need to restructure the UN to remove the “security vetos”. Once we get past the propaganda it becomes easier to point fingers at bad behavior. If the UN becomes sovereign unto itself then they can call the shots and take over as the police of the world and ultimately have the criminals processed through the ICC. Once the citizens control the tax money and how it will be spent it will change everything.
Thank you for all the resources to use for peace!
From Sanjay r. Dixit
Peace be onto the world
Since the beginning war and violence have been the common denominator of mankind’s history. Sustainable peace have been regarded as an unrealizable UTOPIA. In my lifelong studies, I came across Prof. Audrey K. Cronin’s book article about possibility of terminating our longest war by neutralization of Afghanistan as was done successfully by European powers in 1815, Congress of Vienna making its geopolitical prize Switzerland Permanently Neutral. This mechanism brought peace in Europe for > 40 years and for Switzerland for 205 years. My recent book “Wars Without End: A New Mechanism for World Peace and The Role of COVID-19 in 2020s”. I would like World Beyond War be helped by its royalties.
Respectfully,
B.A. Zikria, MD, FACS
Emeritus Professor & Special Lecturer
Columbia University, College of Physicians & Surgeons