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"How can you tell a real

"How can you tell a real peace lover from a fake one?"
By listening very carefully! Some say peace and others like the state of perversion Israel say “piece”
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The cost of war VS the cost of mullahs

Haleh claims that the U.S. is spending an estimated $10 billion per month in Iraq. She then claims how this money could be spent better.

Do you think we are fools Haleh? Do you think we care about the US economics? WHAT ABOUT OUR OWN IRAN??? Iran exports some $80 billion in oil every year. Do the math. THE MULLAHS ARE WASTING $7 BILLION OF IRAN'S OIL EVERY MONTH.

Got that? SEVEN BILLION DOLLARS PER MONTH. Now that's what we care. So save your IRI stenchy breadth and be more clever if you want to deceive the readers.

If I were the IRI, I would fire you today.

The delegitimization of war!

Given the serious irreversible human, environmental, health, psychological economic and social consequences of war support the contention that under no conditions or circumstances is war legal or just.

The member states of the United Nations must finally take the necessary actions to prevent the scourge of war.

(i) to prohibit the propaganda for war (International Covenant of Civil and Political Rights) and all war games and exercises

(ii) to declare that the preservation of the right of peoples to peace is a fundamental obligation of each state (2. Declaration on the Right of Peoples to Peace approved by General Assembly resolution 39/11 of 12 November 1984); and to demand that policies of states be directed towards elimination of the threat of war, particularly nuclear war (3. Declaration on the Right of Peoples to Peace; approved by General Assembly resolution 39/11 of 12 November 1984)

(iii) to commence negotiations, as a matter of priority, in order to achieve agreement on an international convention prohibiting the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons under any circumstances (Art. 1. Convention on the Prohibition of the Use of Nuclear Weapons, 1983);

(iv) to reallocate the global military budget (Habitat 1, numerous UNGA resolutions, Agenda 21, UNCED) and transfer the peace dividend to furthering global social justice

(v) to oppose misconstruing Article 51-self defence- of the UN Charter of the United Nations to justify invading a sovereign state, and to require all states involved in disputes to appear before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) and respect the jurisdiction and decision of the ICJ

(vii) to condemn the notion of pre-emptive/preventive war, and the use of "human security", "humanitarian intervention" or "responsibility to protect" to justify increased militarism, and to legitimize invasion and occupation of other states

(viii) to reactivate the Nuremberg principles, and to set up international tribunals to try state leaders that have been responsible for crimes against the peace

(ix) to abolish the UN Security Council which violates a fundamental principle of the UN Charter- the sovereign equality of states, to strengthen the role of the United Nations General Assembly, to implement of the 1951 Uniting for peace resolution and to disband existing military organizations such as NATO

(x) to proclaim the delegitimization of war, and that given serious irreversible human, environmental, health, psychological economic and social consequences of war support the contention that under no conditions or circumstances is war legal or just.

- Joan Russow, Canadian Peace Activist

How can you tell a real peace lover from a fake one?

When US casualties are tallied up but not even a passing mention of hundreds of thousands of innocent Iraqis and Afghans that have needlessly perished are presented (collateral damage in your world).
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When the cost of fixing bridges and levees in the US are worth considering but not even a mention of the entire infrastructure of Iraq that has been destroyed. No need to mention that, 2 hours of electricity per day is more than enough for Iraqis
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When US children's health care is worth a mention but nothing about the soaring rate of birth defects and infant cancer in Iraq due to the use of depleted uranium ammunition by the US forces.
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I can go on but what's the point.