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-Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate

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  • The Power of Waging Peace

    Posted by admin - June 19th, 2010

    6 Responses to “The Power of Waging Peace”


    • Lois Hamilton

      August 14th, 2010 at 1:05 pm

      As a longtime peace activist and organizer with Progressive Democrats of America, I have read a lot of books from great writers and deep thinkers about warfare and its harmful effects on all humanity, but I have never seen such an important manifesto on waging peace. This young man is wise beyond his years. I highly recommend that anyone who wants to see peace in our world read Paul’s books and use them to help convert others to this important cause. I believe that Paul is destined to become the great peace leader of his generation. Like Gandhi, he promotes unconditional love as the key to making this possible. Thank you Paul.

    • Nathaniel X Vance

      August 15th, 2010 at 4:52 am

      Dear Beloved Capt. Paul,
      Wow! You must be a STAR CHILD and one who is of the Caliber of every noble person whom you speak of!
      I am sending out your video to all my 350 Yahoo groups, and in a nutshell, if you ran for president or for any other office, I would gladly and enthusiastically support your campaign fully! Amen.
      Know now that for our planet earth in the next 100 years or less, we will have the reality of not only PEACE without war, but war, injustice and human abuse will be a thing of the past never again to be visited upon our righteous planet when all the wicked have been removed from this planet in perpetuality!
      Peace is upon you and thanks again dear Brother!

    • isabelleloder

      September 4th, 2010 at 1:17 pm

      “waging peace means taking action.”Thanks for this idea, and
      the words of encouragement. Really appreciate the video, and
      will share it with many students.

    • Steve Bryant

      September 4th, 2010 at 7:07 pm

      Paul, One of the best lectures on war that I’ve ever heard. It has changed the way I think about life in general. My older brother went to West Point (class of 70), and I just sent your video to him. Thank you so much for being the person you are. Wage Peace—– Steve Bryant

    • Jim Channon

      April 1st, 2011 at 11:22 am

      Great scholarship,cogent arguments, persuasive style … you are the model of the soldier of the future. I hope you are the secretary of Defense someday.

      We invite you to advise our proto-mythologies of the first earth battalion and the new earth army …our tactics are to write the stories of the soldiers and armies the planet needs for the future well being of all global citizens. I invite you to visit our headquarters at a time of your choosing.

      Jim Channon
      cmdr.
      New earth Arrmy

    • Jim

      April 8th, 2011 at 8:18 pm

      This is an amazing, and potentially transformative perspective…!
      I just finished The End of War. Capt. Chappell presents a leap in thinking about the future of humanity.
      Excellent.

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