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Tag Archives: U.S. Peace Memorial
Just for a change: Messages to live by
by Kathie MM As currently envisioned, the U.S. Peace Memorial will consist of twelve walls, or facets, containing engraved peace quotes from famous Americans (including, for example, Noam Chomsky, Martin Luther King Jr., Jeanette Rankin, Margaret Mead, Albert Einstein) as … Continue reading →
Posted in Champions of peace, Commemorating peace, imperialism, Nonviolence, Pacifism, Protest, racism, Terrorism
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Tagged "Beat swords into plowshares", Albert Einstein, Benjamin Franklin, George McGovern, Helen Keller, Howard Zinn, Jeanette Rankin, Jimmy Carter, John Steinbeck, m Ralph Waldo Emerson, Margaret Mead, Mark Twain, Martin Luther King Jr., Muhammad Ali, Noam Chomsky, Rodsan18, Thomas Paine, trrorism, U.S. Peace Memorial
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Abuse of ethical standards? Experts in support of war
By guest contributor Michael D. Knox, Ph.D. Since the end of World War II, the United States has bombed more than 25 countries. In these 68 years, no other nation has killed and injured more people living outside its borders. … Continue reading →
Posted in Armed conflict, Human rights, Torture
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Tagged Afghanistan, assassination, concentration camps, drones, ethical standards, Iraq, Libya, Michael D. Knox, Pakistan, Somalia, spying, torture, U.S. Peace Memorial, U.S. Peace Registry, University of South Florida, war, World War II, Yemen
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