Tag Archives: terrorism

MADE IT? A 9/11 FAMILY SAGA

Posted on September 10, 2021 by mdbwell

Vicki felt surely this had to be orchestrated by a group. In other words, the United States was at war. Continue reading →

Posted in International Affairs, Social Ethics, War & Peace | Tagged Barnard College, Cancer, Columbia University, faith, family dysfunction, Family trauma, grace, Iraq War, militarism, nonviolence, Osama bin Laden, pacifism, pernicious fumes, terrorism, Twin Towers, War and Peace, World Trade Center | Leave a comment

EXTENSION OF MILITARY PRESENCE IN AFGHANISTAN

Posted on October 17, 2015 by mdbwell

The extension of U.S. troops in Afghanistan comes as no surprise, for the Taliban and al-Qaeda have ramped up their terrorist efforts in that war-torn country. The governmental troops have had some recent success, but they are still ill equipped … Continue reading →

Posted in Social Ethics, War & Peace | Tagged Afghanistan, American exceptionalism, creative foreign policy, international relations, Obama, pacifism, terrorism, U.S. military, violence, war | Leave a comment

Freedom of Expression? Yes!

Posted on January 12, 2015 by mdbwell

As an advocate of nonviolent direct action, I believe there are always alternatives to violence that can be effective and instructive. Continue reading →

Posted in Social Ethics, War & Peace | Tagged constructive communication, First Amendment, free expression, Free speech, jihad, lack of tolerance, nonviolence, terrorism, violence | Leave a comment

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