of civilians. The administration of the Nobel Peace Laureate
continues to support repressive regimes in Yemen and Bahrain,
against the demands of their people, but mounted a $1 billion
bombing and secret operation in Libya, under cover of
“humanitarianism” and with the collusion of the former
colonial powers France and Britain, using the same weapons
that could be used in an often-threatened attack on Iran.
It’s an outrage that this government spent $2 trillion on military aggression,
more than all the other countries combined while, officially, one in seven,
live in poverty and the richest 1% increased their income during
this recession.
Homelessness, criminal lack of healthcare, and 2.4 million poor people
imprisoned are the “American way” as much as U.S. domination of other
countries and the wanton exploitation of the earth’s resources.
But, if the richest country in the world provided jobs, education, healthcare
for all the people living here, would it be OK to kill people indiscriminately
and in protracted occupations for empire?
If we oppose this war purely because it is not in our financial interests,
how are we any different than those who wage these wars because it IS in
their financial interests?
of civilians. The administration of the Nobel Peace Laureate
continues to support repressive regimes in Yemen and Bahrain,
against the demands of their people, but mounted a $1 billion
bombing and secret operation in Libya, under cover of
“humanitarianism” and with the collusion of the former
colonial powers France and Britain, using the same weapons
that could be used in an often-threatened attack on Iran.
It’s an outrage that this government spent $2 trillion on military aggression,
more than all the other countries combined while, officially, one in seven,
live in poverty and the richest 1% increased their income during
this recession.
Homelessness, criminal lack of healthcare, and 2.4 million poor people
imprisoned are the “American way” as much as U.S. domination of other
countries and the wanton exploitation of the earth’s resources.
But, if the richest country in the world provided jobs, education, healthcare
for all the people living here, would it be OK to kill people indiscriminately
and in protracted occupations for empire?
If we oppose this war purely because it is not in our financial interests,
how are we any different than those who wage these wars because it IS in
their financial interests?
We must stand up for the whole planet,
stop thinking like Americans and
start thinking about humanity.
We must stand up for the whole planet,
stop thinking like Americans and
start thinking about humanity.
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