Educate our children rather than send them to war
This is a follow-up to yesterday’s post on push-back onto the corporate powers that be and their military.
When you step back and look at what is happening in education and you start to see the connections to the larger picture, one can see that we are pushing back against the same corporate machine.
If we stopped burning up money paying for the military/corporate machine and used tax payer dollars to instead provide an education for all of our children, we would be in a far better place.
On Sunday, veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars had a very moving ceremony that is described by Democracy Now:
When you step back and look at what is happening in education and you start to see the connections to the larger picture, one can see that we are pushing back against the same corporate machine.
If we stopped burning up money paying for the military/corporate machine and used tax payer dollars to instead provide an education for all of our children, we would be in a far better place.
On Sunday, veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars had a very moving ceremony that is described by Democracy Now:
Democracy Now! broadcasts from Chicago, site of the largest NATO summit in the organization’s six-decade history. On Sunday, veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, as well as members of Afghans For Peace, led a peace march of thousands of people. Iraq Veterans Against the War held a ceremony where nearly 50 veterans discarded their war medals by hurling them down the
