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Center For Nonviolence Community Alliance Page – October 2022

Live and let live, it happened so long ago, and we have learned our lessons, right? Wrong! Since the nuclear destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki over 77 years the United States has learned to build more and more weapons of destruction and of different varieties. Smaller and more dangerous, currently we may have nuclear weapons that can fit in a lunch box, enjoy your meal. We have handed the technology, spawned an industry, like candy on Halloween to friendly (?) nations like Iraq and Iran. We are on the cusp of surrounding Russia ready to blame Putin for anything that goes wrong. Does this sound like we learned anything? Instead of learning to put away such dangerous toys
and make agreements never to go nuclear again, especially after seeing its destructiveness. We continued to build more and more as well as to deceive the public with propaganda techniques claiming that that it wouldn’t be harmful or used for peaceful reasons. This actions of a small group of people continue to reverberate around the world bringing the most negative consequences to our planet.

Image Credit: https://fas.org/issues/nuclear-weapons/status-world-nuclear-forces/

Center For Nonviolence Community Alliance Page – September 2022

Live and let live, it happened so long ago, and we have learned our lessons, right? Wrong! Since the nuclear destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki over 77 years the United States has learned to build more and more weapons of destruction and of different varieties. Smaller and more dangerous, currently we may have nuclear weapons that can fit in a lunch box, enjoy your meal. We have handed the technology, spawned an industry, like candy on Halloween to friendly (?) nations like Iraq and Iran. We are on the cusp of surrounding Russia ready to blame Putin for anything that goes wrong. Does this sound like we learned anything? Instead of learning to put away such dangerous toys
and make agreements never to go nuclear again, especially after seeing its destructiveness. We continued to build more and more as well as to deceive the public with propaganda techniques claiming that that it wouldn’t be harmful or used for peaceful reasons. This actions of a small group of people continue to reverberate around the world bringing the most negative consequences to our planet.

Image Credit: https://fas.org/issues/nuclear-weapons/status-world-nuclear-forces/

Center For Nonviolence Community Alliance Page – August 2022

FCNV 30th Anniversary will be Saturday June 11th at the Unitarian Universalist Church. Currently at this writing we have commitments from Bill McKibben who will be in the Bay Area earlier in that week. We are so happy to have him come down to Fresno to speak to us. He also is having his latest book for sale at the event.

Center For Nonviolence Community Alliance Page – July 2022

FCNV 30th Anniversary will be Saturday June 11th at the Unitarian Universalist Church. Currently at this writing we have commitments from Bill McKibben who will be in the Bay Area earlier in that week. We are so happy to have him come down to Fresno to speak to us. He also is having his latest book for sale at the event.

Center For Nonviolence Community Alliance Page – June 2022

FCNV 30th Anniversary will be Saturday June 11th at the Unitarian Universalist Church. Currently at this writing we have commitments from Bill McKibben who will be in the Bay Area earlier in that week. We are so happy to have him come down to Fresno to speak to us. He also is having his latest book for sale at the event.

Center For Nonviolence Community Alliance Page – May 2022

FCNV 30th Anniversary will be Saturday June 11th at the Unitarian Universalist Church. Currently at this writing we have commitments from Bill McKibben who will be in the Bay Area earlier in that week. We are so happy to have him come down to Fresno to speak to us. He also is having his latest book for sale at the event.

Center For Nonviolence Community Alliance Page – April 2022

Rulers divide the world into worthy and unworthy victims, those we are allowed to pity, such as Ukrainians enduring the hell of modern warfare, and those suffering is minimized, dismissed, or ignored. The terror we and our allies carry out against Iraqi, Palestinian, Syrians, Libyan, Somali and Yemeni civilians is part of the regrettable cost of war. We, echoing the emptying promises from Moscow, claim we didn’t target civilians. Rulers always paint their militaries as humane, there to serve and protect. Collateral damage happens, but it is regrettable. This lie can only be sustained among those who are unfamiliar with the explosive ordinance and large kill zones of missiles, iron fragmentation bombs, mortar, artillery and tank shells, and belt-fed machine guns. This [separation] into worthy and unworthy victims, is a key component of propaganda, especially in war.