. . . we put an end to war:
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Today, French and other European dignitaries gathered at the site of Verdun, where an eight month battle between the French and Germans was carried out during World War I, also known as the Great War, or the War to End All Wars. This is Armistice Day, marking the end of that war.
From a reader in Western Massachusetts:
10 Reasons to Oppose the Escalation of War in Afghanistan
No money down, but the payments go on forever. The
only
people who win are the bankers and the contractors. We make
it easy to get in. But like herpes and condominiums, it is
hard to get rid of.
Still love her work.
My first thought was that some of those kids are only going fighting 'cause the jobs are gone, but then I learned that a new poll (Rasmussen) would seem to indicate that 62 percent of U.S. people are now against single-payer as health reform. So maybe the brainwash scrubs well.
If only those war funds could pay instead for healthcare.