Solidarity

No debate, for God is great. I am a warrior, a warrior for peace. I am for peace, but the oppressors are always planning for war. Since love and hate can never be friends, tell me what exactly are the haters fighting for. Wars are illegal and every government knows this. Even so, bear in mind that they do have the right to protect themselves from being invaded and this I know. What else is new?

Ever since 911 when the twin towers were destroyed, many lives were lost, and they included citizens from around the world. We were all saddened by this cowardly act, and many lives are still being mourned. However, there are still nationals from across the globe who believes that they should take matters into their own hands by calling for the death of all Americans whether they are black or white. Where is the justice? Who are the enemies, and where do they live?

Who is to be blamed? Definitely not the government when there are people willing, and waiting to carry out devious acts against humanity. They are cold blooded murderers who are blood thirsty, and uses every excuse to shed the blood of innocent victims. Disturbingly enough, they live not only in America, Canada, Africa, or in the Middle East. "Wake up." No one wants to see their families, and friends dying needlessly.

Despite the problems, or pressures facing the leaders of the world, each government has the right to act responsibly when it comes to good governance. Diplomatically speaking, they cannot do it without the help of the people who chose them to govern properly. Politically speaking, if attacking and bombing countries are the way to go in this lifetime, then what about the animals and the plant life that must also be taken into consideration?

Finally, it is never up to any one government to decide which leader should stay in power, or if and when they should leave. Democracy rules, and only the citizens of a particular country have the right to make such legal decisions. Furthermore, every government has the right to protect itself from being attacked. To each his own yes, but everyone must abide by the same rules. "Thou shall not kill."