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What does it look like
when the people
successfully “force leaders
to end imperialism and demilitarize”?
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4 Responses
It looks like replacing bought & paid for Senators who yell, “Arm the rebels!” with responsible leaders who demand, “Disarm Assad” instead. And then do it.
This will be vital for the return of democracy.
The people’s voice is also vital to ensure human rights for all, not just for some. By ending the political power and money stranglehold of millions of dollars in arms trade, human rights for all can be restored.
It is also vital to end the power corporations, banks and politicians hold over us.
It looks like the true nature and desire of humanity undermining and overpowering the abitious manipulations of a few power addicts who have lost sight of their own birthright as members of a peaceful and peace loving, mature, communicative and evolving species.
Clearly we do not have “leaders” in our currently elected representatives or we would never be in the position of forcing them to do anything.
It is important to recognize that narrative control is the only reason that greedy, warmongering, profit seeking elitists can be referenced as “leaders” in this manner.
It is imperative that proper terminology be developed moving forward with the ethics of leadership taking priority over the glamorization of profits and economics.