Topanga Peace Alliance


The Topanga Peace Alliance is a secular, nonpartisan organization dedicated to promoting peace and justice on a local and global level. We are committed to seeking peaceful means of dispute resolution throughout the world; preserving life and defending basic human rights at home and abroad; and advocating practical, nonviolent alternatives to war.

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2nd August 2009

dontlookatthis: undergroundmess: I saw this film today about an American soldier in the army who became paralyzed after being shot. He talks about and questions why he joined the army. They also talk about the 23 members of congress who voted against the war in Iraq and you actually get to see tons of the members who agreed and diagreed presenting their arguements on CSPAN. It was such a great film about this guy’s life and how his brother at that time was going into the war and his mother’s feelings about the whole situation and his conservative father’s perspective on it. Incrediblyincredibly beautiful! It’s so sad how things get done in our name when sometimes we don’t even know the half of it.

dontlookatthis:

undergroundmess:

I saw this film today about an American soldier in the army who became paralyzed after being shot. He talks about and questions why he joined the army. They also talk about the 23 members of congress who voted against the war in Iraq and you actually get to see tons of the members who agreed and diagreed presenting their arguements on CSPAN. It was such a great film about this guy’s life and how his brother at that time was going into the war and his mother’s feelings about the whole situation and his conservative father’s perspective on it.

Incrediblyincredibly beautiful! It’s so sad how things get done in our name when sometimes we don’t even know the half of it.

Source: her-perishable-breath