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Tag Archives: Just War
Nuremberg I
Nuremberg Iby Michael DoyleSome would say that an unjust peace beats war.That is foolishness that leaves an unrequited score.It is far more righteous to fight legitimatelyWith the right intention and cause, with full authority.Sometimes after the dust-up, the results are … Continue reading
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Tagged Alliies, Argumentation, Concealment, Disallow, Dust-Up, Evil, Flawless, Foolishness, Full Authority, Goerring, Good, Good Over Evil, Greater Good, Healing of Eviil, Heart of Humanity, Hermann Göring, Idelogy, Ignorance, Just Cause, Just War, Law, Legitimacy, Misunderstanding, Necessary, nuremberg, Philosophy, Poetry and Poems, Reveavled, Right Intention, Righteous, Rightful Consience, Satisfaction, Score, Spirit, The Statte, The Tribunaal, Trial, Unjust Peace, Vengeance, Viictory
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First Principles: When War Becomes Necessary, Immediately Set Out the Terms of Peace
“To render the justice of the war on our part the more conspicuous, the reluctance to commence it was followed by the earliest and strongest manifestations of a disposition to arrest its progress. The sword was scarcely out of the … Continue reading
Posted in First Principles
Tagged James Madison, Just War, Justice, Peacemaker, Prevention, Reluctance, Terms of Peace, War of 1812
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ALOHA PROMISES FOREVER 