Wednesday, January 17, 2007
No Iran War
"Nation shall not lift up sword against nation,neither shall they learn war any more."
(Isaiah 2:4)
Read statement and sign-on
Words, Not War, With Iran
http://go.sojo.net/campaign/wordsnotwar
also read this......
God takes no sides in war
http://www.ncccusa.org/news/061002godtakesnosides.html.
Saint Francis of Assisi was able, during war, to walk between the Moslem side and the Christian side talking of love and peace and the architect of both.
There are many people, I’m sad to say even some who have his statue in their gardens thinking of him only as a lover of birds and little furry animals, who would call him a vile traitor, liberal appeaser and dangerous threat worthy of torture and life detention if he were to carry out those same actions in today’s climate.
There’s been a lot of hatefulness lately from right wing conservatives, many who consider themselves chosen Christians, who feel the government has no business caring for the most vulnerable among us, while wasting money on corporation 'wellfare' and giveaway schemes or military adventurism is just fine.
Hate and prejudice directed at minorities, immigrants and anyone who voices dissent or interferes has not died. I fear there are a sizeable number of people on the right who really don't care that the invasion and susquent occupation in Iraq is wrong and that as long as we're killing Moslems its okay and the sooner we can do that in Iran the better.
Scant evidence found of Iran-Iraq arms link
U.S. warnings of advanced weaponry crossing the border are overstated, critics say.
By Alexandra Zavis and Greg Miller, Times Staff WritersJanuary 23, 2007
BAQUBAH, IRAQ — If there is anywhere Iran could easily stir up trouble in Iraq, it would be in Diyala, a rugged province along the border between the two nations.The combination of Sunni Arab militants believed to be affiliated with Al Qaeda and Shiite Muslim militiamen with ties to Iran has fueled waves of sectarian and political violence here. The province is bisected by long-traveled routes leading from Iran to Baghdad and Shiite holy cities farther south in Iraq.But even here, evidence of Iranian involvement in Iraq's troubles is limited. U.S. troops have found mortars and antitank mines with Iranian markings dated 2006, said U.S. Army Col. David W. Sutherland, who oversees the province. But there has been little sign of more advanced weaponry crossing the border, and no Iranian agents have been found.
more at...
L.A. Times
http://www.latimes.com/news/printedition/front/la-fg-iraniraq23jan23,1,5002907.story?coll=la-headlines-frontpage&track=crosspromo
please listen.....
War On Terror Fear Campaign (montage)
http://youtube.com/watch?v=XsqPeqhKJ7Q&mode=related&search=
George Bush---The Wave
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDsbmmtMr8c
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