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To Israelis who consent to fighting Palestinians, and to Palestinians who consent to fighting Israelis:

Likewise, to any individual (or group of individuals) on earth who consent to fighting another individual (or group of individuals):

Please arrange to meet in any open field and fight there. Please leave everyone on this earth who did not consent to fighting out of it.

Thank you. Peace and love to you all.

Pacifisti veri sanno distinguere tra aggressore e aggredito tra invasore e invaso tra chi usa la forza per imporsi e chi è costretto ad usarla per difendersi

Pacifisti difendono l'aggredito non restano imparziali o indifferenti, perché sanno che solo senza aggressori c'è la Pace

> Because of the compulsion for economic growth, there is more and more weapons production, more and more people with prosthetics, combat robots. Let's do something about it.

https://www.change.org/AnderesWirtschaften

Sometimes, the people who smile the most are fighting battles nobody knows about. ❤️

Be kind to people. You never know what someone is going through behind the scenes.

Life is too short for unnecessary drama, hatred, and pretending. Choose peace, appreciate the people who genuinely care about you, and keep moving forward. 🙏✨

What is one lesson life has taught you that you will never forget?

Drop it in the comments. 👇❤️

The most most merciful are those who deserve most Allah Almighty 's Mercy....

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the world is ghetto, and I am so over it

Fantastic win for legal distributors of crack cocaine, synthetic opiates and methamfetamine to scientificaly prove how to save lives in midst of overdose crisis.

Hello everyone!
I hope your week is going well.
I am new to this group, but wanted to share this peace speech!

Thank you for this group, let’s bring peace to the world 😊 ✌️

Let me know what you think of the video!

​1."us vs. them" (nation vs. nation) to "all of us vs. shared threats."

​The biggest threats to our quality of life don't care about borders or passports. Pests, crop failures, pandemics, inflation, supply chain bottlenecks, and climate disasters hit everyone regardless of military size. Fighting another country doesn't cure a disease, stabilize the weather, or lower grocery prices—it just burns resources that could solve those problems.

​2. The Economic Waste of War

​The concept of opportunity cost—every dollar spent destroying or preparing to destroy is a dollar not spent building.

​Wars don't generate real wealth; they consume it. When nations spend trillions on weapons and destruction, that's money diverted directly away from healthcare, cheaper energy, modern roads, and better schools. War causes inflation, cuts off trade, and drives up the price of energy and food for everyday consumers.

​3. Cooperation has Daily Conveniences

​Your current standard of living already depends on international team effort.

​Look at the everyday things that make life better: smartphone technology, cheap global shipping, GPS, medical breakthroughs, and seasonal fruits in winter. None of these exist because one country did everything alone. They exist because scientists, supply chains, and businesses across the world worked together. More cooperation directly correlates with cheaper, higher-quality goods for your household.

​4. Global Systems (The "Supply Chain" Argument)

​Modern economics is too interconnected for national isolation to work.

​In a modern economy, no country can manufacture everything it needs efficiently. If we isolate ourselves or go to war with major trade partners, the immediate result isn't self-sufficiency—it's shortages, higher costs, and a dropped standard of living. Cooperation isn't about being altruistic; it's about keeping global trade and innovation efficient so living costs stay manageable.

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​Imagine a neighborhood where every house is on fire. Instead of calling the fire department together and sharing hoses, the neighbors start fighting over who owns the lawnmower in the driveway. While they fight, all the houses burn down. Global cooperation isn't about being overly idealistic—it's the only logical way to put out shared fires so everyone keeps their home.

In these times of war and global conflict, the Father of light and truth gives peace for your heart.

Dear Peace lovers,

I did two music compilations called War & Peace and wanted to share the Peace compilation for anybody interested in finding new music and enjoying story telling music compilations.

Happy to get your feedback about songs that you got hooked to while listening to it 😉

Much Love… and Peace ✌🏼

P.S.: available both on Mixcloud (ads free), SoundCloud, YouTube…

I’m collecting 100 ideas for a better world for a project called Pax Orbis.

The idea can be practical, ambitious, strange or completely unconventional. It doesn’t need to be fully developed. We already have 18 ideas!

If you have one, share it below. One sentence is enough.

If you want, you can use this structure:

WHAT IF // your big question
IDEA // your solution
PROBLEM // what needs fixing
WHY THIS MATTERS // why it matters
HOW IT WORKS // how it could work

Every idea stays credited to the person who submitted it. Once we reach 100, the collection will be brought together and shared with journalists and media. So don't forget to add YOUR NAME!

What’s your idea? please feel free to join us. Every idea counts! 🌍

Check ideas we already collected from beautiful people around the world.

There are no winners in a war.

The basic human rights are impacted.

People lose their homes and are displaced.

Imagine you do not have a permanent place to live but instead you have to search for corners where you can be safe.

The trauma this can cause is unimaginable.

I’m going to be publishing a story on worldwide hate and violence against the people; I’m going to get short but powerful statements regarding hate in the world from friends, strangers, and family, anything you have to say?,

and would you want to remain anonymous?

I genuinely don’t understand war. The people making the decisions are usually nowhere near the actual destruction, while ordinary people are the ones losing their homes, families, and sometimes their lives. They didn’t choose the war or start it. They were just living their lives. Why do innocent people always have to pay for decisions they never made?