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Hiroshima-Nagasaki Peace Vigil: 81 Years
The risk of nuclear war, together with climate change and AI, pose our biggest existential security threat … Join us to stay vigil – to pledge Never Again! A reflection of the power of women: MC’d by Lexi (CPA). Speakers: KA Garlick (Nuclear Free WA); Mia Pepper (ACF Nuclear Free Campaigner and also o/b of Stop AUKUS); Pam Bell (Medical Association for Prevention of War); Ellen Morrison (IPAN);…
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"How to reason with a War CRiminal"
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They need to do a sequel to Chicken Run called Bull Run. It's about a young bull getting all hyped up and excited to get to run through the cities of Spain and run down stupid tourists only to panic and be left traumatized by the 'practice' where his friend is sent into a red-eyed frenzy so he tries to escape but winds up accidentally starting a bull run early.
by Joshua Bezanson Protesters attempted to shut down CANSEC, the largest defence and security convention in Canada, on May 28. Demonstration
"Protesters attempted to shut down CANSEC, the largest defence and security convention in Canada, on May 28. Demonstrations began early in the morning, forming a line near the two entrances of the Ottawa Cohere Centre. They were met with close to a hundred police officers from Ottawa Police Services and Ontario Provincial Police in riot gear."
38-They Are Not War Casualty Numbers: The War Is Not Over, but Ordinary Lives Have Already Ended
They Are Not War Casualty Numbers: The War Is Not Over, but Ordinary Lives Have Already Ended Different sources report different casualty figures for conflicts in the Middle East, but multiple international media outlets and human rights organizations continue to show that civilian deaths, injuries, and displacement are ongoing. This article does not represent the position of any government,…
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37-A Village Without Men: Why Must Ordinary People Hand Their Lives Over to War?
A Village Without Men: Why Must Ordinary People Hand Their Lives Over to War? The Washington Post once reported that in the village of Makiv in southwestern Ukraine, almost no men of fighting age remained. Reuters has also reported that the Russia-Ukraine war has caused labor shortages, broken families, and long-term psychological trauma in rural Ukraine. United Nations human rights monitoring…
Coffee House Writers Magazine features my new poem, “Living in the Shade.”
Throwback Friday, Eating Chocolates and Watching Wars
Chocolates are delightfully delicious … wars are deadly and destructive …Above the valley, a white-feathered messenger rises — reminding us how fragile peace can be Yesterday we visited the Moorabool Valley Chocolate Café for coffee and cake, and the moment brought this poem back to me — a piece I wrote in August 2018, when a simple liquor chocolate stirred memories, questions, and the ache of a…
