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A Call For Common Sense and Unity
by Emile M Tubiana   
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We have to stop all the name calling and finger pointing toward our fellow Americans.

A Call For Common Sense and Unity

Before we try to appease the world and mix ourselves in other people's lives and business, it is our duty and the duty of our President, the House of Representatives and the Senate to try to appease the unhappiness of a large part of our people. 

We have to stop all the name calling and finger pointing toward our fellow Americans. We should not forget how many died and how many were wounded during the revolutionary war and the civil war and not to forget the many wars our people fought and in which many have sacrificed their lives.

If we ought to heal the world, we have to start first at home. There will be no success in our endeavor if even the smallest part of our nation is left behind.  There will be no healing if the smallest part of the American people is left unconsidered and any good intention cannot yield any positive results if it is based on a foundation of other people's ruin.

The writer of these lines went through many wars, including World War II and much suffering. Our duty is to stay away from hatred and find a way to resolve any problem through goodwill, cooperation and love.   God bless America and its people
 


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Reviewed by Georg Mateos
Reviewed on August 7, 2009
Emile, the first step would be to eradicate greed, after it...it should be down hill all the way to a rich and peaceful life.
We need to put a limit number to ENOUGH.

Georg



Reviewed by J'nia Fowler
Reviewed on August 7, 2009
Well said Emile. Hugs, J'nia

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