Angela Keaton of Antiwar.com on War
{ Posted on Nov 23 2009 by Pete Eyre }
ATLANTA, GA – Last month when wrapping-up our travels in the Bay Area we had the opportunity to connect with freedom fighter Angela Keaton. Not only did she make time for us in her busy schedule but she later joined us at our last meetup on the beach. As you’ll see in the video, Angela doesn’t mince words. She tells it like it is.
If what Angela stated in this video caused you to think I encourage you to learn more by going to Antiwar.com, listening to Antiwar.com Radio, and checking out MHD’s interview with Daniel Lackmacker: “Why War is Immoral,” recorded when we were in Chicago a few months ago.
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I agree, tolerate other views, but she may be suggesting total submission of all other views for the war issue. Or seems like it. Reality is not everyone is going to agree 100%, but joining people with a 1% agreement would be a bit much.
Reasons and justification for the Afghanistan invasion are pretty simple and upfront. What about OUR innocent civilians killed in the attacks of 9/11? Would you have suggested that after the attack on Pearl Harbor in December of 1941 we simply look the other way? Do you think that after a single attack, if we did not respond, Al Qaeda would simply give up their offense and leave us alone? This woman claims to be an anarchist in the begining of her video and then suggests we should not attack other countries who have attacked us simply because they are sovereign. Give me a break. Let us not forget history.
“England has been offered a choice between war and shame. She has chosen shame and will get war.” -Winston Churchill
Angela Keaton is a Development Director from AntiWar.com Adam Kokesh — from Iraq Veterans Against the War. War is a behavior pattern exhibited by many primate species including man. War should be understood as an actual, intentional and widespread armed conflict between political communities. In some cases there is no negotiation of any official treaty, but fighting may trail off and eventually stop after the political demands of the belligerent groups have been reconciled, a political settlement has been negotiated, or combatants are gradually killed or decide the conflict is futile.
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