IN light of the london attacks…..

I would like to repeat something that i wrote in tribute to the 9-11 attacks. Violence begets violence, Hatredt begets hatred.

Peace begets peace and so does tolerance and so on. so with out further ado. here is a old entry..

tribute to 9-11

Friday, September 06, 2002

Cleaning out the closet

getting rid of the cobwebs

the people cry as they come

together against terriosm

The religous freaks opened their mouths

the undecided became upset and confused

the people who didn’t have a choice are dead

So people wonder what kind of a god is there

Now Bush wants to kiss Iraq good bye

but do we really need war

NO for as the unamericans say on WWE every one hates us

its just cause to have more nations do bad things to us

So we cry

we REMEMEBER THE HORROR

the UNJUSTICE OF IT ALL

and SAY WE WILL NEVER FORGET THE DAMAGE YOUVE DONE

TO THE ONE COUNTRY

That had its own problems and WELCOMED one and all

Now we can’t be as free

was that the goal

to stop the americans from accepting

and melting together

AS we clean out the closets

and as we cry our tears

lets remember VIOLENCE GETS YA NOWHER

behindhazeleyes

July 7, 2005

that was really good. i liked it a lot.

*Gaby*

We have to fight against these creeps. Al Quadia are the ones that are doing this to us. They’re the ones who are selfish & heartless. We’re in war in Iraq so we can bring Peace to the Middle East. That’s what this war is about. If we do nothing, they’re just going to destroy more places & more people. Right now we are standing up for our country & for or fellowship. ~*Susan*~

You dont have to use violence for it to be used against you. You dont have to hate someone else for them to hate you. Jealousy, fear of change, the need for something to fight against to give life meaning, or just the need to blame someone for your problems can all breed hatred. And hatred can to easily become institutionalized, taught, passed on from person to person,

from generation to generation without the hated contributing to it at all. Tolerating a murderer rarely begets anything but more murder. And tolerating those who seek to forcibly isolate their societies from the world and the global economy, and then indoctrinate them, suppress their freedoms, and take away their chance for a brighter future is unlikely to bring about peace in the long term.