Lead with a foreign policy of active peace and nonviolence
Consider
No monument or thoughts and prayers can stop terror, torment, torture
or retaliation. No statue or stone can end the self-serving proclivity for
provocation, corruption, chaos and division.
No remembrance parades and stars and stripes and moments of silence can
bring nations to live in peace, free their citizens and inhabitants to live
productively, creatively and without fear. No commemoration, no remembrance
conveys either mettle or morsel of credibility, honesty or authenticity — as
long as select, super-nuclear-powered belligerently threatening nations and inordinately
powerful, reckless and callous leadership oppresses the great majorities of the
world’s peoples and, with impunity, commits unspeakable atrocities against them.
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t is better to heal than to kill.
Better to be lawful than to undermine the rule of lawBetter to be the consistent example of the rule of law than to court expediencyBetter to talk than to tortureBetter to build bridges than erect wallsBetter to share bread than sell bombsBetter to earnestly seek understanding than to demand understandingBetter to humbly respect than to demand allegianceBetter to debate with words, civilly, than to demonize with belligerenceBetter to serve than to sanction with starvation, disease and war.Better authentic courage of nonviolence than false courage of violence
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n opposition to the present course and in direct reversal to
America’s present course and character of leadership, we Americans must desist in
being comfortable while others suffer.
Insist that our nation change its attitude and actions so that it is positioned among nations not over or against them—respectfully with.
Without airs of superiority!
We Americans must insist that leaders invest our nation’s energy and power in helping to bring nations together for the good of all nations and peoples.With engagement absent belligerence or lecture!
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nly with a reversal of course and change of character will we remember historic
moments with clean hands and a clear conscience.
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