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STOP the wars! We do not need this. Give people their rights and freedoms inscribed in the Bill of Human Rights. We have all the resources for everyone on this planet to live a decent life. We have civil and social conditions for everyone to have basic freedoms and rights anywhere in the world. STOP the US or any other warmongering machinery. Peace and prosperity for all and any! I will try to write an expose on the situation and all the possible solutions. Every voice matters, and any action toward peace and justice counts. Let us make the society of the free and prosperous individual. Of course, Martin Lockheed and all the big companies need wars to make a profit, but we need to put an end to what can be the end of the human race. #peace #war #money #industry #civilrights #civilrightsmovement

On this Remembrance Day, we pause to honour the courage, sacrifice, and resilience of all those who have served in the Armed Forces, defending our freedoms and protecting our way of life. As we observe two minutes of silence at 11am today, we join the nation in remembering the men and women who gave everything in both World Wars and subsequent conflicts. Their legacy reminds us of the importance of unity, peace, and service to others. In this volatile and uncertain era, those sacrifices and the freedoms they protected give us cause for greater reflection, as we extend our thoughts and prayers to all those caught in modern conflicts. At Cambridge Management Consulting, we reflect on these values as we work to build a better future. Today, we wear our poppies with pride and gratitude, ensuring that their sacrifices are never forgotten. #LestWeForget #RemembranceDay2024

In a world marked by the shadows of perpetual conflict, the phenomenon of war stands as both a harrowing reality and a paradoxical enterprise. Dangerous wars, fueled by deep-seated grievances and relentless power struggles, create an environment where human suffering seems inescapable. Yet, within this cycle of violence lies an insatiable appetite for profit, transforming war into a lucrative business for many. From arms manufacturers to private military contractors, the financial incentives often overshadow the devastating consequences for societies caught in the crossfire. As we delve into the complex interplay between never-ending conflicts and the thriving war economy, we are compelled to confront the moral implications of a world that appears to profit from its own discord. Let us hope and wish that peace should prevail for the benefit of humankind.

War crimes being commited by the Ukraine army that you will never hear about, because Russia bad and poor Ukraine only defending themselves. This to me, looks like a military Psyop to expand the war and a move into Russia to esclate the war to the point Russia feels threatened by US, EU and NATO forces to bring out Nuclear weapons and obliterate these forces. There is no fucking war scenario where Russia just gives up. You just need one single action to spark WW III and then all bets are off. It will become a free for all to grab power, land, resources and control from other countries. You got psychopaths using money from the west to fight this proxy war with Russia. Let's just say things as they really are, we are at war with Russia and at the same time in another war committing genocide of Palestine people because we got fucking crazies running this world. A message to all the NPC sleepers, your leaders are lying to you. Your flag, your religion, your land, your passport, are things made up by these evil people to manipulate you. We the people do not have a dog in any of the killing and war committed by these monsters. We are in a Spritual war with these monsters. We should be fighting for Humanity, for people on both sides of any conflict, this is the only just moral thing to do. What hurts one side, hurts the other side just as much. We got NPCs plugged into made up shit like country, land, flag, currency, religion, race. These monsters are dividing people to get them emotionally involved to allow the killing and wars to continue, forever & ever. Return to your childhood and see people as they really are kids, children at one time. No one asked to be a victim of war and killing. If you are a grown up, you need to now fight for the rights of the other side just as much as for the same rights you feel you deserve. This is the only TRUE path to ever lasting peace, love and out of the maddness and false reality created by the Clowns running this world with fake money and their owned media. How do we, as humanity win this Spritual war? Stop being involved emotionally. Use your high self to see the TRUTH and demand equality for both sides. Call an end to killing, control, compartment of people. Everything in this realty was made up before you were born by someone else. You are living in this false reality and making their lies real with your emotions and failing to live and act from the higher self. We win by waking up as NPC being manipulated by their theaters of lies, misinformation and hiding the truth that we are all one people. Let love win! Anyone unwilling to see the higher TRUTH is the enemy of peace and love, cut these people out of your life and ignore them. They are NPCs stuck in the programming of the false reality created, controlled by their Pupper master Clowns. Never allow these NPCs to shame and silence you. Find courage to fight this Spritual war, speak up so we WIN. LET'S SHUT THEM DOWN! https://lnkd.in/gZ5tpjhU

On this day, we commemorate the courage and sacrifice of those who fought on D-Day, June 6, 1944. The beaches of Normandy witnessed an extraordinary display of courage and commitment as Allied soldiers started a vital offensive against fascist tyranny. Many of those brave troops came from North Carolina, and their dedication and valor helped to make this historic mission a success. D-Day is more than just a historical event; it is a stark warning of the stakes when democracy is threatened. Today, as we see the consolidation of worldwide fascist authoritarian movements, the lessons of D-Day are more relevant. These groups undermine the basic principles of democracy, encouraging hatred and division rather than unity and freedom. My work with the Bridging Divides Initiative includes researching, monitoring, and analyzing authoritarian and antidemocratic movements. The sacrifices made by troops on D-Day are a source of hope and a call to action for all of us. We must be watchful, defend democratic values, and ensure that the liberties for which they fought so bravely are preserved for future generations. In North Carolina, a state with a strong history of service and sacrifice, we are inspired by those who have come before us. Their legacy urges us to resist oppression and work ceaselessly for a society governed by democracy, fairness, and equality. Let us honor their legacy by recommitting to the ongoing struggle for liberty and democracy. #DDay #NeverForget #Democracy #NorthCarolina #Veterans #Freedom #BridgeDivides

AQUAS celebrates Veterans' Day as a day to remember those who are with us and those who are no longer here, that when called to serve, answered, and overcame the impossible. War is a terrible way to resolve human conflicts. But for thousands of years we have done this, to protect our families and community from violent infringement, or to protect principles and beliefs, or because our nation, or our ally, was in grave danger. Tomorrow is a day to be thankful to those who gave so much so we could have a democracy, our freedoms, and a safe home. But at the same time, a day to remember that war should not be the answer, that bringing leaders together to negotiate a win-win solution is better (remember Camp David successes?) that raising our families and community with love, and a willingness to not always get our way is really okay. My hope is that we stop producing video games that glorify killing and violence, that give extra points the more people you can hit, maim or kill, that we stop hating those who are different than us, and that we task our leaders to find ways to build alliances, treaties and agreements so that we can prevent the atrocities that wars bring to us. Prioritize human dignity and respect over wealth. There is nothing glorious about sending thousands of young men to a battlefield, or bombing civilians and destroying towns. Let's find another way. In the meantime, thank you to all who have defended our democracy so valiantly.

Happy Fourth of July! Let’s honor the efforts of soldiers and freedom fighters by treating one another with loyalty, respect, and kindness. Don't forget to uphold the true spirit of America today—kindness, loyalty, camaraderie—and serve the nation to the fullest. Stay safe!” 🇺🇸 #USAToday #usareels #USAIndependenceDay #USAIndependence #facebookreelsviral #lifeinsurancebroker #lifeinsurancematters #insurancepolicy #healthinsurance #creditscore #facebookviral #HaulingServices #facebookreel

Remembering the brave soldiers who fought for our freedom. Lest we forget. 🇦🇺 #AnzacDay #professionalgrowth #ProfessionalGrowth #professionaldevelopmentcoach #professinalcoach #personalgrowthcoach #lifecoaches #lifecoaching #lifecoach #empowermentcoach #empowerment

🔴 The New Yorker Publishes 2005 Haditha, Iraq Massacre Photos Marines "Didn't Want the World to See" | Democracy Now! Productions Description: After nearly two decades of obstruction by the U.S. military, The New Yorker has obtained and published 10 photos of the aftermath of the 2005 Haditha massacre, when U.S. marines killed 24 Iraqi civilians in revenge for an IED bombing that killed a service member. The graphic images show dead Iraqi men, women and children, many of them shot in the head at close range. The victims ranged in age from 3 to 76. Release of the photos came only after producers of the investigative podcast In the Dark sued the Navy, the Marine Corps and U.S. Central Command to force them to turn over the photos and other records. "What the photos clearly show is that these were innocent people who do not appear to be doing anything threatening at the time of their deaths," says Madeleine Baran, host and lead reporter of the podcast. Four marines were charged for the killings, but the charges were dismissed in three cases, and the last ended with a plea deal that did not result in a single day in prison. Baran says the survivors of the massacre, who cooperated with producers to get the photos released, are still waiting for justice. "What they want is the world to know what happened to their family, to know that their family were good people, not insurgents, and they want justice," she says. ___ We are all on a collective journey towards Decolonization, De-Globalization, and the dissolvement of all forms of capitalized state wealth consolidation { individual and collective corruption }. Thus the necessity of shifting towards #BRICS Multipolarity and Multilateralism, and actively shifting away from Collective Western Hegemony. ___ Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. ___ The Collective Standoff of Humanity | Humankind against Oppression, Occupation, Colonization, Western Imperialism & Colonialism, and Collective Punishment ( Genocide, Ethnic Cleansing, War Crimes ) is the way forward into the Multi-Polar Age. #BDS , #BDS_Movement , #Sanctions , #Divestment , #MilitaryEmbargo , #StopArmingIsrael , #StopFundingGenocide , #BRICS , #NewWorldOrder , #MultiPolarAge , #UNReform , #GenocideByVeto ... #InvokeArticle6 #FreePalestine , #EndZionism , #EndApartheid , #NOW , #OrElse , #FreePalestineNow , #EndZionismNow , #EndApartheidNow https://lnkd.in/dhB5Jz3H

May 8 is traditionally observed as the Day of Remembrance and Reconciliation, a solemn occasion to honor the victims of World War II and foster reconciliation among the nations involved. However, it seems the world has yet to fully grasp the lessons from the catastrophe that engulfed two-thirds of humanity.   For us, the Day of Remembrance and Reconciliation takes on a profound significance. As we commemorate this day, we find ourselves not just remembering the past, but actively safeguarding our families from the ongoing Russian invasion. In doing so, we stand as a bulwark against aggression, protecting the very existence of the civilized world, and fighting for the opportunity to construct a robust security architecture.   The events of the past and the ongoing war in Ukraine represent a heart-wrenching tragedy. The echoes of millions of terrified, lost, and suffering voices reverberate in our hearts. Merely remembering is insufficient: it is incumbent upon each one of us to take action to prevent such atrocities in the future.