Ending war and its business to create a better and just world
It was Ike the president that warned us right About the military/industrial complex in its might And now it's missiles here, napalm there Designing atomic bombs just over the hill And electron warfare that's designed to kill Smart bombs, dumb bombs, guns and tanks Bullets and grenades to fill the ranks Helicopters and jets that are new Subs, destroyers, and bombers too The world’s arms merchants have year by year Spread their weapons all around the sphere With a global arsenal and a world of fear So we must work together while there is still time To end war and its business the world's worst crime And on that day when the winds of war finally cease When nuclear weapons are eliminated from the earth We will build a better world with lasting peace Our civilization will have a great rebirth And, as Sir Arthur C. Clarke would contend The long childhood of our species will finally end
Scary, isn't it. I love how the United States goeth about telling what nations can and cannot have nuclear power.
The first thing to do is clean house at home and allow inspections in our own arsenal.
What difference if we can strike back--there may be nothing left worth it.
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Potential meets purpose for great accomplishments in the life of a young student.
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The first thing to do is clean house at home and allow inspections in our own arsenal.
What difference if we can strike back--there may be nothing left worth it.
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