Reflection: World Solidarity.

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

     This week has been an eventful week, and one that should be for reflection as well. It was President Trump's first speech at the United Nations General Assembly. We must think deep about the words that he said, particularly as they relate to taking care and protecting America First. We also need to think about the use of nuclear weapons. As we heard from Secretary of State's remarks about nuclear non - proliferation. I would like to take a moment to commend Tillerson's remarks. With the use of America's own history as well as providing the example of nations such as  Belarus, Kazakhstan, South Africa, and Ukraine, who decided to eliminate their nuclear programs. Tillerson revealed how nations can still succeed without the use of nuclear weapons. These examples are good to share for the purposes of prevention.

     His speech reminded me of my own personal experiences of being a mother, maybe my readers will be able to relate as well? As parents we talk to our children about a decision or a choice. We say why it is good or not good for them, sometimes these words are not received very well. The words are uttered because as we go through life, and our experience through the years, we learn. Our state of consciousness is higher. We decide to share what we know in order to prevent something from happening. Now I know that this example is very simple, as we relate it to that of nuclear power. But in a sense it exemplifies Tillerson's remarks. He revealed the cost that the USA's own use of Nuclear weapons and the destruction it caused. As stated earlier he also mentioned the countries who decided not to eliminate nuclear programs.

     It is in the US best interest to safe guard our own nuclear power for the protection of America and allies. Should their be any attacks. An attack from any side should be seen at the utmost last resort. However, nations who continue to show off their nuclear weapons to simple agitate or provoke other nations need to be dealt with. These remarks to world leaders offer examples of past history, success stories, as well as an argument that is framed for a responsible use and protection. America has the power, force, and military might, but this does not mean that they decide to show off, or use these to agitate and cause tension for the world, and world populations.

     For the purposes of a peaceful prosperous future we have to think about this carefully, because nuclear weapons, once they are destroyed pose a threat to the environment, because of their toxicity. I also commend the remarks of the High Security Council - United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs. As we have learned that the Nuclear program in Iran and also the Iran deal was implemented by Hillary Clinton. She also funded for the creation of ISIS and terror networks. However, it is important to remain in a dialogue, to obtain diplomacy through this dialogue, the last thing that the world needs is another issue of North Korea.  

     These issues need to be addressed now. We hear of all the investments that are taking place for the purposes of development, growth, and prosperity. We hear of all the investment for the purposes of education. These are positive initiatives and discussions. These developments must be safe guarded from all who seek to destroy. Which can truly happen through the lens of world solidarity.

​Dedication: The words of this being are dedicated to all peace - loving nations, and to those who may seek to join peace - loving nations. May there always be love and peace. My thoughts to share with love & kindness! :) 

​These thoughts were originally hand written on September 22nd, 2017.
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