Saturday, November 30, 2019

Tane Inciong post, etc. ---Peace vs. Wars


Preaching to the choir of Hawai'i that we already knew

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Permalink Reply by Kaohi on August 14, 2010 at 9:05pm
Cool!!The hell with war!!!
Permalink Reply by Pomaikaiokalani on August 15, 2010 at 8:20am
ALOHA Kakou, e Hawaii,
In today's world War needs to be Out Lawed. The World and its People can not afford any more senseless Wars.
It is time for the People of the World to Give Peace a Chance, o Pomaikaiokalani
Permalink Reply by Amelia Gora on August 15, 2010 at 9:52am
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hi Tane,

thank you for posting this...WAR IS A RACKET............good stuff!

good musik to fit the post as well..........

Highlights of the Film "WAR IS A RACKET"
Most Vicious, dollars, and lives

Military generals are high class "muscle men" for corporations.

Racket: conducted for the few at the expense of many.

21,000 new millionaires made in World Wars.

War is exploited by a few and the general public pays for it.

The people do not profit.

52 billion dollars still owed.

Soldiers pay -

Profits of War Made by the Same Corporations.

Soldier's Pay includes Medals.

Boy's like to be decorated.

They use GOD to KILL>>>KILL>>>KILL...

Soldiers paid only $30 a month.........to KILL or be KILLED.

Constrict Capital, Labor and Management......

Restrict Pay to All Government Workers Equivalent to SOLDIER'S PAY.

Limited Plebiscite Needed to Vote for War from ALL CITIZENS....excludes the Profiteers.

Fiendish chemicals etc.......minus the mechanical builders and profiteers input for future wars, so that all will focus on Peace vs. WARS.

"TO HELL WITH WAR!!~~~"

aloha.
Permalink Reply by Tane on August 15, 2010 at 11:24am
Aloha Amelia!

When the song, "War" first came out, it was my mantra. LOL.... still is! Mahalo for putting that in and yes it goes with that video perfectly.

The comments: To hell with war and war should be outlawed and war is a racket are pololei!

General Eisenhower when he left the office of U.S. president warned us of the military industrial complex; U.S. Congress hasn't listened to that great advice. The only way the military industrial complex can be profitable is pursuing WAR. They demonize the victim they are ensuing war with to get the people to back them up and improve their sales from war-mongering. Sheeple comply until retribution and retaliation hits them at home and they are surprised by it. It's not about supporting the troops but supporting the corporate military industrial complex for their personal gain and pecuniary interests.

If the British subjects didn't rebel against the King to cease the war against the colonists in America, there would be no U.S.A. and probably the war would still be ongoing and the U.S. American forefathers would have been hanged to maintain a British Commonwealth. Auwe no ho'i e! Maybe that would have been a good idea in the long-run, eh? then we'd still have our independence preserved.

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Royal Mausoleum burials - 1891

The Pacific commercial advertiser. (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, February 16, 1891, Image 2

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Annexation Anticipated....

The Independent. (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, February 14, 1898, Image 2

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Vol VII No. 781 - Part 4

How 666 AntiChrist Donald John Trump is hidden in plain sight by Alfred Lambremont Webre

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