I obviously agree with you, Cindy. The more I write about history, the more I realize that the anti-war movement of the '60s was really the only time large numbers of Americans opposed war. Was that because they didn't want to be drafted?
There was, for a brief period of time. I covered this extensively in my book "Crimes and Cover-Ups in American Politics: 1776-1963," which features a Foreword by Ron Paul. But the Wilson administration cracked down on Eugene Debs and the other protesters, throwing them in prison. The Supreme Court, in a decision written by "liberal" Oliver Wendell Holmes, ruled that Wilson was justified in doing so, and first used the term "yelling fire in a crowded theater." However you look at it, the WWI protesters were not yelling fire in a crowded theater.
Thanks, Cindy...I listen to these daily reports from the warfront on The Duran, and an unknown tragedy to Americans is the fact that in this U.S./NATO war its the Ukrainians who are paying the largest price in manpower. According to reports that I've heard, at least 60,000 Ukrainian men have been killed in this brutal war, and that doesn't even include the wounded--which is many more. I've seen a protest by the women there, who say that those who have planned and funded this war are willing to fight "until the last Ukrainian."
Well said. Sign me on (if you wish). Pls fix 2 typos in the 3rd paragraph before DEMANDS: ...measures have been greatly exacerbated the the Biden regime’s use of what....
Great initiative, Cindy! I will gladly sign! Thanks again for your leadership on war vs peace. In order to have peace, we must have justice. But the precondition for justice is truth, and its precondition is honor. So let us press hard for honor to prevail. It seems to be forgotten as a treasured value. Jon
Basque journalist Pablo Gonzalez has been incarcerated incommunicado in Poland since February 28th His family have started a petition in change.org "Respeten los derechos del periodista Pablo González, detenido en Polonia el 28 de febrero
Yet another in the ongoing never-ending U.S. crimes against humanity and wars of aggression, albeit a proxy war. This time, however, the U.S. has chosen an enemy that is armed with huge numbers of nuclear weapons. All of humanity is being threatened. The insanity must be stopped.
This proxy war was provoked by the U.S./NATO with the intent of breaking up Russia.
I support this open letter!
Zoran Coric, Massachusetts
I obviously agree with you, Cindy. The more I write about history, the more I realize that the anti-war movement of the '60s was really the only time large numbers of Americans opposed war. Was that because they didn't want to be drafted?
YES I oppose. NO NATO (better fix UN) and NO WWIII !
Just say NO to NATO, no to WWIII, and no to US imperialism!
Robinson Jeffers was a California poet,a conscience objector in WW1. I think we're in good company.
Agree: No War in Ukraine. No Weapons to Ukraine. No NATO Support.
I agree so you can use my name as a signer
This is how a lot of people felt at the time of the Cuban Missile Crisis.
There was, for a brief period of time. I covered this extensively in my book "Crimes and Cover-Ups in American Politics: 1776-1963," which features a Foreword by Ron Paul. But the Wilson administration cracked down on Eugene Debs and the other protesters, throwing them in prison. The Supreme Court, in a decision written by "liberal" Oliver Wendell Holmes, ruled that Wilson was justified in doing so, and first used the term "yelling fire in a crowded theater." However you look at it, the WWI protesters were not yelling fire in a crowded theater.
Thanks, Cindy...I listen to these daily reports from the warfront on The Duran, and an unknown tragedy to Americans is the fact that in this U.S./NATO war its the Ukrainians who are paying the largest price in manpower. According to reports that I've heard, at least 60,000 Ukrainian men have been killed in this brutal war, and that doesn't even include the wounded--which is many more. I've seen a protest by the women there, who say that those who have planned and funded this war are willing to fight "until the last Ukrainian."
Well said. Sign me on (if you wish). Pls fix 2 typos in the 3rd paragraph before DEMANDS: ...measures have been greatly exacerbated the the Biden regime’s use of what....
I agree with your letter
Great initiative, Cindy! I will gladly sign! Thanks again for your leadership on war vs peace. In order to have peace, we must have justice. But the precondition for justice is truth, and its precondition is honor. So let us press hard for honor to prevail. It seems to be forgotten as a treasured value. Jon
Basque journalist Pablo Gonzalez has been incarcerated incommunicado in Poland since February 28th His family have started a petition in change.org "Respeten los derechos del periodista Pablo González, detenido en Polonia el 28 de febrero
I agree 100 percent
Excellent letter. Thank you. Jean Palmer Massachusetts
Yet another in the ongoing never-ending U.S. crimes against humanity and wars of aggression, albeit a proxy war. This time, however, the U.S. has chosen an enemy that is armed with huge numbers of nuclear weapons. All of humanity is being threatened. The insanity must be stopped.