Conclusion: The Human Response

As I close my eyes and drift away to a land where there is love, joy, peace, and blessings. I wanted to take the time to think and reflect.

     The truth is that I was taking the time to think about my previous thoughts called: The Human Wager and The Executive Decision. As I take the time to read my thoughts, and reflect on the reactions of the world leaders such as: President Donald Trump's administration, Hillary Clinton, and Russia. I find the mixed reactions interesting. Yet, we see the Syrian people who are rejoicing over the response from President Donald Trump. Actually everyone who is concerned for the Syrian people must acknowledge that, President Trump risked America's own national security to fight for these innocent children.

As I mentioned before, if we take out the religious faith, and simply look at the human faces of suffering, can anyone walk away knowing this suffering? Can anyone do so?
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     My concerns were also hightened after learning of the responses from Russia. Whatever is happening in Syria is not right, it does not matter who or what you support, what is happening is not right. These faces deserve the attention of the world, and not only these faces, all children who are at risk of becoming refugees deserve the attention of the world. It is a duty, and a responsibility. 

​     So why the USA? Why did the USA bother to strike you may ask? The USA is a world leader, other nations look to the USA for their leadership. This is why I  have, and will always say that a strong united nation is an absolute necessity for the purposes of American National, and Global Goals. Whilst the interventions seem spontaneous, they are clearly revealing a message to the world, that specific acts of violence will not be tolerated.

     As for the countries who were critical , and those who sought to praise - I urge you: War against civilians is not the answer. War between nations is not the answer. Wars cause death, they also damage the environment, with the pollution from the vessels. War is not an answer here. It is rather about a call to world leaders to seek political solutions, with meaningful dialogues and discussion. These dialogues are necessary. And as for world leaders who don't want to talk to the USA because of the Syrian Strikes, this simply reveals your ignorance, own biases, and prejudices.

     Once again I say that: If countries are pushing for innovation, growth, and sustainability, then are these atrocities still OK? Can we push for progress on one spectrum, and halt it on another? It is time to do some serious thinking about how we as a world community must come together. Human beings are precious beings, that also need a healthy planet, for the contribution to survival.

Questions: 

*Was the Chemical Attack on Syria ethical?

*How are / are not world leaders demonstrating
      ethical behaviour?

*How are the on - going attacks to refugees and minority populations attacks upon the human dignity? 

*How are deals between political leaders acting as human wagers?

Dedication: These words are dedicated to the America, I thank you with my heart, you risked your own national security, for the faces of the innocent, for this you deserve appreciation. And it is my hope that political leaders can and will seek out political resolve. War is not the answer. My thoughts to share with love & kindness! :)

​Notes: These thoughts were originally hand - written on April 10th, 2016.
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