[Mb-hair] what about mandatory forgiveness, or peace?

[Michael Butler]

So well said
XO Michael

> Dear Jim,
> 
> i don't think war can ever be "mandated"...but unfortunately I don't have a
> solution that would work within our Western school of thought.
> 
> is it optimism, complacency, naivete, or arrogance that keeps humans from
> 'preventative medicine'?
> 
> mein kampf, PNAC, the treaty of Versailles... did anyone read those?
> 
> I desperately wish we could stop the vitriol espoused in the current
> Madrasas...I also wish we had not supported those same "fundamentalists"
> when Afghanistan was fighting the Russians.
> I wish there was no "School of the Americas"  ...
> there is a lot I wish.
> 
> When I went to Saigon and saw a picture of a G.I. holding the heads of two
> Vietnamese, with his foot on three other heads...my first thought (just for
> an instant) was, yes- fury...but then the most incredible sadness and pity
> that anything could ever happen to make a person do that to another human
> being.  That is the sickness in my heart.  not to stop war with more killing
> or "taking out" madrasas, but to start seeing brothers and sisters on our
> very small planet.
> 
> i understand your sentiment.  there is no easy answer, nor will their ever
> be one simple solution.
> my heart aches for anyone affected by war, in any way.  maybe it is too
> late, maybe killing is all that's left as an option...but maybe it's not.
> 
> Peace, love and very much hope,
> Katie
> 
> 
> ALOHA NUI LOA!
> 
> 
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