An Arrogant Approach
I think the common denominator of all these problems is distance from religious values, ethics and spirituality. With such distance from ethical and spiritual values, human dignity, love and kindness—which are the common elements of all great Abrahamic religions—and humanity's moral, material and civic achievements have been jeopardized. The best way to avoid the deadlock is to emphasize common values and the natural desire of all human beings for perfection, benevolence, justice, brotherhood and kindness. These values can help us find solutions to all problems facing humanity. Global, sustainable peace and security will be realized only through the establishment of true justice and brotherhood. How can we expect to reach sustainable peace and security by humiliating others and acting in ways that depart from ethical and spiritual values?
Ahmadinejad is president of Iran.
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Posted By: space @ 12/30/2007 3:03:20 PM
Comment: English as a third launguage.
Posted By: gael2sail @ 12/29/2007 8:06:54 PM
Comment: Is it not curious that so many people, who manifestly lack the ability to use proper grammar and syntax in order to write a coherent sentence in English, nevertheless feel that they are qualified to "educate" me and others about history, even though I have a university degree in the subject. Please, have some degree of humility. If you cannot spell correctly, you are not qualified to "educate" anyone.
Posted By: gael2sail @ 12/29/2007 7:31:48 PM
Comment: Contrary to your assertion, Mr. Rumsfeld -- who I do NOT admire, for other reasons -- DID serve in the military. He was a pilot.
If this country were really a "dictatorship", as Braes claims, he would not be freely writing his emotional tirades against the American government. He would be rotting in a North American Gulag.