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Mourn the Dead, Heal the Wounded, End the War

In 1660, George Fox, addressed his country's leader, Charles II, with a message that our country needs to hear today: “the spirit of Christ, which leads us into all Truth, will never move us to fight and war against any man with outward weapons, neither for the kingdom of Christ, nor for the kingdoms of this world.”

This "Wage Peace!" website (admittedly pro-peace biased) was created because its author, a Quaker pacifist/activist, must speak out while the Obama administration continues to commit what history will call "war crimes" 'in our name.'  The links below are continually updated and archived to provide you with information. British, Iraqi, and American parents are grieving daily for their dead children.

Now, we need to win the “peace.” “Victory” is about so much more than military dominance -- and that victory now might take years or decades to come, if it comes at all...Dennis Mills

Iraq Peace Petition On the morning after Inauguration Day, at the dawn of a new administration, this petition will be delivered to the President.

ALAN BERNER / THE SEATTLE TIMES

Empty boots of warfare

Mark Klco, with daughter Elisha, visits the Eyes Wide Open exhibit at Seattle Center, where 1,546 pairs of boots represent U.S. military deaths in Iraq. Along the far wall were street shoes representing a fraction of the Iraqi civilians killed. The exhibit on the human cost of the war, by the American Friends Service Committee, continues today, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

• Wage Peace Movie 2 minutes AFSC's online movie tells the truth about the ongoing loss of life in Iraq -- and encourages viewers to sign their petition to bring the troops home.
• Friends Peace Testimony Friends (Quakers) message on Peace over 340+ years
• Spinning Out Of Control Rick McDowell and Mary Trotochaud, AFSC’s Iraq country representatives, left Iraq on April 16 because of security concerns. They’re now in Amman, Jordan. Here’s part of a dispatch Rick filed just prior to their departure from Baghdad.
• A Statement from Leaders of Friends Organizations in the U.S. Regarding the War in Iraq 
• Quaker Service Agencies statement on the launching of war on Iraq  
• What Can I Do? 
• Cost of the War Keep track of the ever-growing costs of the war in Iraq
• War News You Won't See 
• Editorials & Articles 
• Before the War Started
• During the War
• Links of Interest for Veterans for Peace
• Political Satire
• Political Cartoons

• Iraq Watch by Congressman Jim McDermott (D) Washington.
• Pentagon creating student database  WASHINGTON — The Defense Department yesterday began working with a private marketing firm to create a database of all U.S. college students as well as high-school students between ages 16 and 18, to help the military identify potential recruits in a time of dwindling enlistment.
• Reporters Press McClellan on Secret CIA Report on Iraq 6/22/05 Editor & Publisher.
• Bush Administration Psychological Warfare Against the U.S.? An Interview with (ret.) Colonel Sam Gardiner describes "what propaganda literature would refer to as the big lie."
• Truth from These Podia Summary of a Study of Strategic Influence, Perception Management, Strategic Information Warfare and Strategic Psychological Operations in Gulf II. Colonel Sam Gardiner, (ret.)
• Downing Street Is for Liars Mark Morford, The San Francisco Chronicle.
• Someone Else's Child Bob Herbert, NY Times. Most Americans want no part of Mr. Bush's war, which is why Army recruiters are failing so miserably at meeting their monthly enlistment quotas.
• Articles & eye-witness's accounts from inside Iraq  [Graphic content] The Brussels Tribunal
• Cabinet Office paper: Conditions for military action Time Online UK June 15, 2005
• How America Lost Iraq  KUOW Seattle (NPR) interview with Aaron Glantz
• Self Fulfilling Prophecy of Occupation by Joe Carr who was with Rachel Corrie when she was murdered. Joe is now with CPT in Iraq.
• Time for U.S. to withdraw By Neil Abercrombie and Dennis J. Kucinich 
• Anti War Websites by The Guardian
• Bush Mendacity Will Shock Historians By Bill Gallagher. Journalism is often called the first draft of history. For the most part, America's big corporate media's first draft of Bush's war has been devoted to his propagating lies. That's very dangerous in a fragile democracy.
• America's shame, two years on from 'Mission Accomplished' Robert Fisk in the Independent, May 8
• What I Didn't See in Iraq Congressman Jim McGovern
• Panel: U.S. Ignored Work of U.N. Arms Inspectors The Bush administration has prevented the IAEA from returning to Iraq since the invasion. UNMOVIC will likely be dismantled unless the United States agrees to turn it into an international inspection force for biological weapons and missile programs.
• After Two Years, Americans Need to Demonstrate Against an Insane and Destructive War Geoff Parrish
• Everyday life in Baghdad: An Iraqi woman's account (Le Monde, Feb. 4) published this pseudonymous account of everyday life in Baghdad, written by a 49-year-old middle-class woman with a family and a job, describing her everyday life in Baghdad.  --  "Nadia Ahmed" describes an existence completely dominated by fear.  --  Not particularly political herself, she opposes the fundamentalists, but hates the war, despises Americans and sympathizes with the resistance to the occupation.
• Pope John Paul II calls War a Defeat for Humanity: Neoconservative Iraq Just War Theories Rejected
• The CIA's new campus spies- Alexander Cockburn. Dr. David Price, of St. Martins College, in Olympia, Wash., is an anthropologist long interested in the intersections of his discipline with the world of intelligence and national security, both the CIA and the FBI. 
• Click here to sign or tell your friends about the Iraq Peace Petition.
• Can You Imagine?: Hussein Was Right & Bush Was Wrong by Harry Browne. The United Nations Security Council ordered Iraq to produce a report detailing all of its biological, chemical, and nuclear weapons — past and present. Iraqi officials complied and produced an 11,800-page report on Iraq's weapons programs. The report described all the chemical and biological weapons the country once had — where they came from and what was done with them — as well as what had happened to Iraq's nuclear weapons program. Although the report was prepared for the United Nations, U.S. officials intercepted the report, edited out 8,000 pages (over two thirds) of it, and delivered its Reader's Digest version of the report to the UN. A German reporter managed to obtain a copy of the original report from Iraq, and then compared it with the truncated copy the U.S. gave to the UN.

  "It's a sorry state of affairs in America when you can trust the words of Saddam Hussein more than those of your own President." -- Harry Browne

• The Coming Wars - Seymour Hersch
• Economic Nonviolence Empowers Iraqi Women Christian Peacemaker Teams
• Is Al Qaeda Just a Bush Boogeyman? LA Times. Is it conceivable that Al Qaeda, as defined by President Bush as the center of a vast and well-organized international terrorist conspiracy, does not exist?
• FCNL Free Iraq--The Responsibility of Withdrawal
• FCNL Steps for Withdrawal from Iraq
• Leaving Iraq Col. Dan Smith, USA Ret.
• They do not hate us for our freedoms: It is US and western policies that enrage Muslims Financial Times
• Top Ten War Profiteers of 2004
• US families of dead raise 600,000 dollars for Fallujah refugees Families of US troops killed in the offensive on the Iraqi city of Fallujah are to travel to Jordan next week with 600,000 dollars worth of humanitarian aid for refugees of the attack.
• Nearly 900 U.S. Kids Lost a Parent in War After studying casualty reports and obituaries and accounts in hometown newspapers, and also conducting family interviews, Scripps Howard News Service has identified nearly 900 U.S. children who have lost a parent in the war. 
• Nearly 900 U.S. Kids Lost a Parent in War After studying casualty reports and obituaries and accounts in hometown newspapers, and also conducting family interviews, Scripps Howard News Service has identified nearly 900 U.S. children who have lost a parent in the war. 
• ''U.S. Retreats from Theory of Democratic Transformation in the Middle East''
• Fallujah Napalmed [Ed.:This is one report coming out of the U.K. I would like more verification, but felt it necessary to post now.]
• Children Pay Cost of Iraq's Chaos Malnutrition Nearly Double What It Was Before Invasion
• Destroying Iraq to Save it Michael Kinsley, LA Times. It was a terrible mistake and it's a terrible mess, but we can't just walk away from it — was actually the pro-war position during Vietnam.
• War correspondent Kevin Sites, in his own words about his Falluja shooting video
• Iraq Reflection: Pressure Cooker A friend of CPT here in Baghdad gave this assessment of  his country during a recent visit.
• Rationalizing Atrocities Dave Lindorff
• Video: Mosaic: World News Reports from Middle East TV For 11/12/04 The nation's only uncensored compilation of daily television news reports from more than 15 countries in the Middle East. QuickTime Video.
• Holy War: Evangelical Marines Prepare to Battle Barbarians [ed.: George Fox said “the spirit of Christ, which leads us into all Truth, will never move us to fight and war against any man with outward weapons, neither for the kingdom of Christ, nor for the kingdoms of this world.” Today we see people of faith praying to their God/Allah for victory against each other. Let the rain that falls remind us of falling tears from Heaven as our God/Allah looks down and weeps.]
• Tanks Appear at Anti-War Protest in Westwood, CA Video at http://www.la.indymedia.org/news/2004/11/118865.php The tanks circled the block twice, the second time parking themselves in the street and directly in front of the area where most of the protesters were gathered.11/09/04 [ed note:They appear to be light armored vehicles LAVs or armored personel carriers APCs] 
• Counting the Casualties American armed forces have long stated that they do not keep track of how many people have been killed in the current conflict in Iraq and, furthermore, that determining such a number is impossible. Not everybody agrees.
• What We Call Peace is Little Better Than Capitulation to a Corporate Coup by Arundhati Roy. It is mendacious to make moral distinction between the unspeakable brutality of terrorism and the indiscriminate carnage of war and occupation. Both kinds of violence are unacceptable. We cannot support one and condemn the other.
• Confessing Christ in a World of Violence by Jim Wallis - Sojourners
• Killing for Christ - The Destructive Power of Faith William A. Cook, a professor of English at the University of La Verne in southern California.
• Ugly by Larry Kearney. "If God is talking to you and the result is a burned or crushed child, it's not God you're hearing. If you find yourself taking revenge in your head on everyone who ever insulted you, however slightly, you are not one of God's messengers. If the substance of the information you get from your God is that he requires you to kill in his name, the information is garbage. If your word from God recommends punishing the innocent in any way, for any reason, your God is not God at all but your own mind's sump of resentment, greed and the dream of power."
• Bush Relatives For Kerry - Because blood is thinner than oil first and second cousins tell why they are for Kerry.
• "He Just Doesn't Get It" seizes on outrageous footage of President Bush joking about not being able to find the WMDs in Iraq, with a slide showing him looking under tables in the Oval Office. "My brother died in Baghdad on April 29th," Brooke Campbell says in the spot. "I watched President Bush make a joke, looking around for weapons of mass destruction. My brother died looking for weapons of mass destruction."  30 second ad.
• Revolt in the ranks in Iraq The inside story of the Army platoon that refused to carry out a "death sentence" mission.
• Top 10 Reasons for the US to Get Out of Iraq Erik Leaver is the policy director for the Institute for Policy Studies' Foreign Policy In Focus project.
• "From Baghdad": a Wall Street Reporter's Emails to Friends
• GWB: Words Speak Louder than Actions You just have to watch this video!
• Ashcroft Wants Camps for Citizens Labeled Enemy Combatants 
• Hijacking Catastrophe: 9/11, Fear and the Selling of American Empire Review of movie by Karen Kiawatkowski
• What do we call the enemy?  Tom Engelhardt in TomDispatch.com
• The imperfect media storm or George Bush and the Temple of Doom Tom Engelhardt in TomDispatch.com
• "Bring them on!" And, saying U.S. troops were capable of responding to ambush attacks in Iraq, President Bush maintained such violence would not undercut his resolve to keep Americans there until stability was restored. "My answer is: Bring them on," he said of the hit-and-run attackers. "We have the force necessary to deal with the situation." [ed.: incredibly insensitive and stupid statement issued by a Commander in Chief who can order others to die for him]   
• "Polygraph": Bush in 30 Seconds One of the finalists in our Voter Fund Bush in 30 Seconds ad contest, Polygraph, uses the President's own words to dramatize this deceit in a powerful and visual way.  
• A Duty to Disobey All Unlawful Orders By Lawrence Mosqueda, Ph.D. The Evergreen State College 3/26/03  
• A Prayer For America By Rep. Dennis Kucinich   
• Abuse at Abu Ghraib, the Psychodynamics of Occupation, and the Responsibility of Us All  May 1, 2004  
• BBC TV: Bush blocked Bin Laden probes Greg Palast video  
• Bush Accused of Ignoring Al Qaeda Until After 9/11  When told al Qaeda's bases were in Afghanistan, not Iraq, Clarke said Rumsfeld responded that there were no good bombing targets in Afghanistan, but there were plenty of such targets in Iraq. Reuters Online. Mar 21, 2004  
• Casey's Poem - for a U.S. soldier who died in Iraq on April 4th, 2004   
• Consequential Lies by Ray McGovern. The veteran CIA analyst describes the lethal consequences of Bush and Cheney's insistence on repeating the lie that Iraq had a relationship with Al Qaeda.   
• Critical Media Literacy in Times of War Analyze sources, word choice, and point of view for bias. Examine how different media offer radically different reports on civilian casualties and anti-war protests  Identify conservative, liberal, and progressive political perspective.   
• Dangerous Religion: George W. Bush's theology of empire by Jim Wallis   
• Does U.S. Try To Save Face And Stay Or Save Lives And Leave? Bush Faces Fork In Road In Iraq by Helen Thomas  May 5, 2004  
• Download the MP3 of Silence of the Media Lambs featuring Greg Palast, part of Say it LOUD: New Songs for Peace, produced by Pacifica Radio  
• Fake Terror - The Road to Dictatorship     
• Fallujah - when the moral crusaders fell silent - David Edwards and David Cromwell 
• Father of 'Aztec Warrior' Writes Letter to Bush   
• FOR Middle East Digest  The following report is written by two members of the Fellowship of Reconciliation, who just came back from their two week trip to Iraq.
• High Time Bush Defines the Enemy By Ronald Bruce St John. America now has some 5 million people on its terrorism watch list. By listing virtually every terrorist organization in the world and every person in those organizations thought capable of a terrorist act, we have lost focus and created a bureaucratic nightmare.  
• How many body bags? Robert Scheer 11.4.03 Bush must reverse his misguided policy and get out of Iraq now   
• I Never Promised You a Ruse Garden -- A Letter from Michael Moore to George W. Bush April 7, 2003 --  
• George Dub-ya Bush: The Phony Fighter Pilot Hugh E. Scott, Vietnam veteran, ex-Air Force pilot and registered Republican, tells how he found an official Bush biography on the Internet that claimed the president flew National Guard jets almost six years.
• Iraq Insurgent Force May Number 20,000  Jim Krane, July 9   
• Iraq on the Record Rep. Henry Waxman has created a supurb new resource to track the ever-expanding collection of misstatements and outright lies of the Bushies in a searchable database called "Iraq on the Record."   
• Iraq: An Intelligence Debacle...and Worse By Ray McGovern, a CIA analyst for 27 years 7/13/04   
• IRAQ: CPT Colleagues Describe Massacre in Fallujah Christian Peacemaker Teams report massacre.   
• Is there anything left that matters? By Joan Chittister,OSB "If wars that the public says are wrong yesterday — as over 70% of U.S. citizens did before the attack on Iraq — suddenly become "right" the minute the first bombs drop, what kind of national morality is that?"  
• Jimmy Carter: 'The War has Been Unnecessary' September 30, 2004
• Kucinich issued a strong statement today calling for the U.S. to withdraw from Iraq and for the U.N. to take over peacekeeping operations 8/25/03   
• Left Behind - the False Handovers of  Iraq and Saddam Hussein Phyllis Bennis, July 5   
• Lies Here is a collection of statements we were fed--all lies   
• Listen to Former White House Adviser Richard Clarke FreshAir March 25, 2004   
• NBC's Andrea Mitchell reports The Bush administration has acknowledged that it may have been wrong when it said, last January, that Iraq had sought to buy uranium in Africa to reconstitute its nuclear weapons program. [ed. translation: we lied]   
• Need new Protest Signs?   
• Occupation made world less safe, pro-war institute says  
• One year in Iraq: Voices against the war John Dodge, The Olympian. Original Source   
• Outsourcing Democracy at Taxpayers' Expense Ralph Nader   
• Paying the Price: The Mounting Costs of the Iraq War Institute for Policy Studies and Foreign Policy In Focus (June 2004)   
• Perle Admits Invasion Was Illegal Washington, DC -- Thursday November 20, 2003 -- International lawyers and anti-war campaigners reacted with astonishment yesterday after influential Pentagon hawk Richard Perle conceded the invasion of Iraq had been illegal.   
• Primary Sources: 9/11 Commission Staff Statement Here's the 9/11 commission report that found no link between Al Qaeda and Iraq.  
• Prisoner abuse pictures enrage Arabs Aljazeera.Net   
• Situation in Iraq - Message by Dennis Kucinich April 20, 2004   
• So This Is What War Looks Like? April 2, 2003 by Tim Wise. This article is a year old, but still timely.   
• Stanford Prison Experiment The findings from Dr. Zimbardo's prison simulation speak to the current human degradation we are witnessing in Iraq today.    
• Terms of Engagement Definitions to Keep on Top of Current Events (humor) How many lies can you spot? http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2002/09/iraq/20020926-19.html    
• The Anti-War Origins of Mother's Day Written by Julia Ward Howe in 1871.   
• The Best of Bad Choices By Christopher Layne, The American Conservative. Note: this is coming from a conservative magazine. "The administration’s Iraq policy is in shambles. Iraq has become a geopolitical humpty-dumpty that America cannot put back together, and the time has come for the United States to withdraw."  
• The Bush Administration's Top 40 Lies About War and Terrorism Steve Perry has compiled an excellent documented list of 40 lies.  
• The Day The Constitution Died by Molly Ivins On how Ashcroft's memo re-instated monarchy in America.   
• The new Pentagon papers A high-ranking military officer reveals how Defense Department extremists suppressed information and twisted the truth to drive the country to war.   
• Torture At Abu Ghraib  by Seymour M. Hersh  
• The Unfeeling President by novelist E.L. Doctorow
• U.S.-Led Team Says No WMD Stocks Found in Iraq [Comes as a surprise, right!]  
• We Caught the Wrong Guy William Rivers Pitt, 12/15/03 Saddam Hussein, former employee of the American federal government, was captured near a farmhouse in Tikrit in a raid performed by other employees of the American federal government.  
• We Finally Got Our Frankenstein ... and He Was In a Spider Hole! Michael Moore 12/14/03  
• What Do We Do Now? - Howard Zinn, Upcoming in the June 2004 Issue

• "Show us the evidence, Mr. President!"  Representative Dennis Kucinich (OH)
• "Truth is the weapon of Bush's self-destruction: The Superpower Of Peace has the ultimate force" Harvey Wasserman June 18, 2003
• A Message from Ramsey Clark Impeachment is the nonviolent means the American people have to take back the Constitution in time to restore honor to our government and find peace with the rest of the world. 
• Blow to Blair over 'mobile labs' Saddam's trucks were for balloons, not germs. In 1987 Marconi, now known as AMS, sold the Iraqi army an Artillery Meteorological System or Amets for short. 
• BUSH Family profited from slave work by prisoners of the Auschwitz concentration camp Newsweek in Polish with English translation 
• Bush was like Hitler, claims Scott Ritter
• Bush, Blair Nominated for Nobel Prize for Iraq War
• Bush's Vietnam by John Pilger 
• CIA asked to explain prewar reports - Congresswoman warns of spy 'hoax'
• Credibility Gap, Anyone? By Jim Lobe, Inter Press Service June 4, 200
• Fear and Voting in Baghdad Robert Fisk
• Heir to the Holocaust by Toby Rogers. "According to classified documents from Dutch intelligence and US government archives, ...George W. Bush's grandfather, Prescott Bush made considerable profits off Auschwitz slave labor. In fact, ...Bush himself is an heir to these profits from the holocaust which were placed in a blind trust in 1980 by his father, former president George Herbert Walker Bush." 
• Instant-Mix Imperial Democracy by Arundhati Roy
• Iraqi Faces and Surfaces Jan Oberg Photo Series
• Kilroy's Still Here - Sean Penn
• Kucinich Seeks Videotape of Lynch Rescue
• Missing Weapons Of Mass Destruction Is Lying About The Reason For War An Impeachable Offense? by John W. Dean
• Not Finding Weapons of Mass Destruction a Crucial Detail
• Powell While Rehearsing Speech for the UN: 'This is Bulls---'!
• Report Cast Doubt on Iraq-Al Qaeda Connection Even the Washington Post is questioning!
• Rockefeller Rips Lack of Iraqi WMD Finds
• Rumsfeld Comments Renew Criticism of War Washington Post May 28 
• Saving the Real Pfc Lynch We've all heard the 'Rambo' type stories. Hear the other side. 
• Some lawmakers seek congressional hearings on Iraqi weapons
• Standard Operating Procedure Paul Krugman writes: "But the important point is that this isn't about Saddam: it's about us. The public was told that Saddam posed an imminent threat. If that claim was fraudulent, the selling of the war is arguably the worst scandal in American political history -- worse than Watergate, worse than Iran-contra. Indeed, the idea that we were deceived into war makes many commentators so uncomfortable that they refuse to admit the possibility."
• Task Force Unable To Find Any Weapons U.S. Arms Team to Leave Iraq
• The lies that led us into war Glen Rangwala shows how the UK and the US manipulated UN reports - and conjured an anthrax dump from thin air.
• The Preception of Deception:  Where Are the Iraqi Weapons? Senator Robert C. Byrd, June 5
• The Truth Will Emerge US Senator Robert Byrd, May 21, 2003
• They, too, were victims of this war Memorial Day Reflection
• This is Your Story - The Progressive Story of America. Pass It On by Bill Moyers. Text of speech to the Take Back America conference sponsored by the Campaign for America’s Future June 4, 2003 Washington, DC
• US Turns to the Taliban United States and Pakistani intelligence officials have met with Taliban leaders in Afghanistan in  an effort to devise a political solution to prevent the country from being further ripped apart. Just imagine what will happen in Iraq!!
• What are Americans Dying for Now? by Derrick Z. Jackson
• When Democracy Failed: The Warnings of History Thom Hartmann
• Who's Accountable? by Paul Krugman
• WMD just a convenient excuse for war, admits Wolfowitz May 30, 2003

Iraq: You can do something now Crisis in Iraq: Mercy Corps Responds

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"If it were suspected that I, as an average citizen was responsible for even one death, that suspected crime would be investigated. The civil authorities would not care if I were a Democrat or a Republican, the crime would still be investigated. I believe that Casey and all the other Americans and all the countless, uncounted and unnamed Iraqis deserve the same consideration. All of the innocent dead deserve to have their murders investigated: whether the person responsible is a Democrat or a Republican." ~ Cindy Sheehan, Mother of Spc Casey Sheehan, KIA 04/04/04, Cofounder of Gold Star Families for Peace

"Can you imagine what it is like, every time you set out in a car across the city, to wonder if you will return?...I feel sick, but I don't run to the bombsite because I can't do anything.  I just sit there and wonder how many people are dead, and pray for them, and for the people who set the bombs, and at the same time I feel glad that it wasn't me there on the street.  Your mind does these things.  "Thank God I made it today.  Thank God it wasn't me."  But it was someone. ~ Sheila Provencher, CPT Iraq. (full article)

Has there ever before been a war that so many people disapproved of but so few wanted to stop? Have the reasons for starting a war ever been so thoroughly discredited without turning into reasons for ending it? Michael Kinsley, LA Times

“I think that people want peace so much that one of these days government had better get out of their way and let them have it.” ~ Dwight D. Eisenhower

In Battle Ready, Gen. Antony Zinni writes, "In the lead-up to the Iraq war and its later conduct, I saw at a minimum, true dereliction, negligence and irresponsibility, at worse, lying, incompetence and corruption. I think there was dereliction in insufficient forces being put on the ground and fully understanding the military dimensions of the plan. I think there was dereliction in lack of planning."

“A time comes when silence is betrayal. "Even when pressed by the demands of inner truth, men do not easily assume the task of opposing their government's policy, especially in times of war. Nor does the human spirit move without great difficulty against all the apathy of conformist thought, within one's own bosom and in the surrounding world.”  ~ Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.  [see full article][hear full sermon]

“Before long, you will see this curious thing: the speakers stoned from the platform, and free speech strangled by hordes of furious men..” ~ Mark Twain, The Mysterious Stranger (1910)

“I object to violence because when it appears to do good, the good is only temporary; the evil it does is permanent.”  ~ Mohandas Gandhi

“I don't think that violence and war is the solution. There are times when you reluctantly, as a last resort, have to go to war. I will tell you that in my time, I never saw anything come out of fighting that was worth the fight.” ~ Gen. Anthony Zinni

“It also gives us a very special, secret pleasure to see how unaware the people around us are of what is really happening to them.” -- Adolf Hitler

“A good end cannot sanctify evil means; nor must we ever do evil that good may come of it.” ~ William Penn, 1693

"Right now, we are the midwives of the next generation of jihad, of the next al Qaeda. So the very thing that the administration says it went there to prevent, it is creating." ~ Michael Ware, TIME, 2004

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