Older Than War
In 3 minutes, Rivera just might change how you think about war. #WorldBEYONDWar
In 3 minutes, Rivera just might change how you think about war. #WorldBEYONDWar
This analysis summarizes and reflects on the following research: Saulich, C., & Werthes, S. (2020). Exploring local potentials for peace: Strategies to sustain peace in times of war. #WorldBEYONDWar
Telling people the baseless nonsense that it’s just the way the whole species is, does not help.
Joe Biden hasn’t entered any Italian beauty contests (so, you see, he has done something right!), but supposing that Biden went for a stroll on the beach with Sabatini and Vladimir Putin, and they found a magic lamp . . . .
I recently asked my first-year humanities classes: Will war ever end?
In 2019, the RAND Corporation tentacle of the U.S. Military Industrial Congressional “Intelligence” Media Academic “Think” Tank Complex published a report claiming to have “conducted a qualitative assessment of ‘cost-imposing options’ that could unbalance and overextend Russia.”
Last September 21st, in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the International Day of Peace, as U.S. forces withdrew from Afghanistan, our local peace organization emphasized that we would be relentless in saying no to the calls for war, that those calls for war would come again, and soon.
Many people think, “There always has been war and there always will be war.”
Your belief in the need to stand up to Vladimir Putin by threatening war on a distant country full of men, women, and children, owes a great deal to a toxic idea of masculinity that women are largely buying into as the new femininity as well.
