I hate war. This simple sentence would say it all, except I hear on the news that another war may be on the verge of breaking out: the conflict between Israel and Hamas and Palestine. There are already at least two wars in the Middle East--Afghanistan and Iraq, if you don't count the "Arabic Spring" conflicts going on in other countries. People are dying there, being displaced, seeing their homes destroyed. Children are suffering with the same troubles as soldiers coming back home from wars: stress disorders, war wounds, night terrors. Do we really need to see this happen, see generations of children suffer for the rages of nations? It makes me want to cry, and to call out to Mr. Netanyahu and the Hamas leaders in Palestine: do you love children? do you? Because, if you do, you have to stop this. Now. Because they will suffer...as they already are suffering in so many places. Ireland did it. The Orangemen and the Republicans took a chance, and buried the hatchet once and for all. The people of Northern Ireland, still recovering from decades of conflict, are yet finding that the bloom of peace is lovely, healing their country, making things better, even though the econamical situation is still iffy--as it is in so many places, the USA included. I am so proud of their efforts, so grateful and glad for their children. No more deaths in the night: what a gift. No more weeping widows(minus the everyday tragedies like disease--cancer and others...{never mind, cancer, aids: we have our sights set on you, believe it!}). People of the United Nations: please stop this. the holiday season is starting, and this will dim the joy of so many, if it hasn't already. People of the world, take note--there has to be a better answer than war.
I hate war. I said it in the beginning of this entry, and repeat it here. War does not profit anyone except the weapons makers, the haters who don't see others as equal to themselves...and all it breeds is years of pain. Stop this. Please.
I love
Thanksgiving. For
those who don't celebrate
it, it's a date we here
in the USA and
Canada(Theirs is in
October) set aside to be
with family/friends and
show thankfulness for all
we have and can share
with each oth...
There is a lot going on
in the world. If
you watche the news, you
can see so much of
it--even ifthe 'news'
doesn't cover all that's
going on, you can see
what is happening.
Much of it is tragic,
beyond words to ex...
Today a friend and
neighbor dropped by, with
her three dogs(all
female, all rescued, all
neutered, as recommended
by the Humane
Society). Our
family dog, Keenan, went
nuts, as usual. He,
too, is a rescue,
neutered...
When John lost his
father, all hope for
school was shattered. He
had only two years more
to write his O’
Levels and finish his
secondary education. He
had no choice but to
eventually stop attending
classes as not only
couldn’t he afford
to...
Hope Chapel
Church, Zambi
a Pray for
Godâs
wisdom as the church
raises the remaining
funds needed to sink a
borehole on site. The
church has managed to buy
the steal, the water
tank, and the truck for
this project. ...
 Pastor
Fibion serves Forgotten
Voices as Spiritual
Ministry Advisor. He was
our former Zimbabwe
Director. In his role,
Fibion shares a weekly
devotion with the
Forgotten Voices family.
Please enjoy this
reflection from a pastor
with a de...
Remmy, our Africa/Zambia
Director is coming this
fall and we want you to
have some fun with him!
Though he can’t be
everywhere, we have come
up with 3 ways you can
engage with him and have
a blast! All 3 also
provide you with a way
for youÂ...
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export projects are.
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Mistakes are the portals
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controlled by Asia's
richest man Li Ka-shing,
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Blog: Asia Global Energy Solutions - Why Coal Industry is Still Growing in Asia by Ava K.
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Why Coal Industry is
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Japan Today reported that
while public events like
Earth Day or Earth Hour
with their large numbers
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support for climate
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