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How Hawkish Are Americans?

October 3, 2012

How Hawkish Are Americans?

LAWRENCE S. WITTNER - In the midst of a nationwide election campaign in which many politicians trumpet their support for the buildup and employment of U.S. military power around the world, the American public’s disagreement with such measures is quite remarkable. Indeed, many signs point to the fact that most Americans want to avoid...

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Posted in Analysis, October 2012 | No Comments »

We’re Down, but We’re Not Licked

July 4, 2011

We’re Down, but We’re Not Licked

PETER BERGEL - Recently my email brought two items on the same day which, when I put them together, seemed like a strong message for Independence Day.

Tags: 9/11, cooperation, energy conservation, military spending, sustainability, terrorism, wars
Posted in July 2011, Peace Visioning, What's Happening In the Movement | No Comments »