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To: 3bar who wrote (762122)	4/29/2022 12:57:18 PM
From: Neeka	2 Recommendations Recommended By 3bar garrettjax Respond to of 793649

Like police forces all over the country that are reevaluating their tactics, the use of force in war needs to be analyzed and discussed. Not on a local level, but on an International scale......with full transparency. The Irish lady seems to be leading in that direction, but is mocked by some of her peers because more than likely the mockers have a vested interest in advancing war. And she also isn't very subtle. Anyone with a modicum of love of mankind and life realizes how absurd it is to go on killing and maiming people while at the same time destroying the valuable infrastructure of whole cities. Not to mention scaring the beejeezus out of millions of people with the threat of the use of nuclear weapons.. Simply put.........this isn't about oligarchs or politicians or jobs in the military..........it's about people..........normal people who want to live their lives without the fear of these incessant wars. Unfortunately the current crop running the show in D.C. don't seem to be remotely interested or capable of going there, but I think that is where we'll eventually end up. I've never really cared for the concept, but eventually nations will probably resolve their issues in some kind of world body, and the U.S. obviously wants to control that process.