Israel Loves Iran campaign says "Give Peace A Chance"

Originally posted by Glencairn
I know that the article has the link to both pages, but I wanted to add the other one here on the thread also in case I'm not the only dork left still using facebook.

Israel Loves Iran

The messages on those pages are wonderful and some of the people in the groups met up and there are fantastic pictures on the page of that meetup, too.

Take care,
Cindi

You can really see both sides, getting into this !

Its amazing,actually!

This makes me feel like I'm being tickled when I watch it, because it's so cute and fuzzy and great in every way. That little girl holding the sign is adorable, and that boy can sing that song. Not bad for his age.

My faith in humanity might be restored after all.

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AS has been said numerous times, its great to see some people have sense and want peace...

Communications between these two Countries havn't been great considering all the wars which have been faught over the years and over stupid things too like 'Temple Mount'.... lets be honest here, the Jews dont have much or may places where it is truly Holy... the Muslims have 'Mecca'....

Its a shame that the Governments are in charge and not the people as I just cant see 'peace' coming to that region....

Originally posted by BacknTime
Give peace a chance! but we do not decide..the government does. why? well you tell me why we cant stop this war from happening

We CAN
It takes soldiers dropping their weapons down, walk across the lines, swap cigarettes, talk smack, share a few beers, blast their music to drown out the loudmouthed politicians...
Now saying that, I was a soldier, no soldier wants war, we PRAY for peace.

Originally posted by HomerinNC
We CAN
It takes soldiers dropping their weapons down, walk across the lines, swap cigarettes, talk smack, share a few beers, blast their music to drown out the loudmouthed politicians...

That supposedly occurred during WW-I. A few soldiers on one side started singing Christmas carols. Then the other side followed suit, then soon somebody decorated a Christmas bush. Before long the soldiers from both sides came crawling out of the trenches and shared their booze, smokes and family pictures. I read someplace that a impromptu football match broke out

The Generals on both sides were horrified

The mass killing quickly resumed again in order to maintain stability in the lines.

Now saying that, I was a soldier, no soldier wants war, we PRAY for peace.

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Here ya go Slayer, this is what you are talking about

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Hey thanks. I've never seen that version of the events. I read about it in High school doing some research for a project on a related topic.

Thanks

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It really is amazing to see both sides getting into it. When you take into consideration how much all of the various politicians are instigating and agitating and then see this movement from the citizens in response, it instills a sense of hope.

It is inspiring because it isn't just the politicians from Israel or from Iran doing the agitating. Our American politicians and those from other countries do just as much and seem to push and instigate constantly. Then you see the people saying "No, we have no quarrel with each other" and telling their politicians that they are not interested in a war. I find that really beautiful.

I hate it that the politicians don't much seem to care, though. I do like the fact that it highlights just how much the war drum beating is limited to the politicians and directed against the other politicians. It certainly can't be aimed at the citizens of a country because they seem to be telling the governments "Hey! We have a good thing going here and have made friends. Can you please not come in and squat down all over that and ruin what we've built up?" I just want to see the politicians stop and actually take their guidance from their citizens and not the small handful of other politicians or corporations who are whispering and instigating in their ears for war.

Take care,
Cindi

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well i read something in the scriptures, i think, that said war will break when everyone is celebrating peace. unfortunately.

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Thank you for this story Op. It made my day.

What times we live in, now my faith in man has been a hard one to keep but these individuals reaffirm what I have belived.
So to all those that spit words of hate and try to beat the drum and fan the flames : p .

Originally posted by BacknTime
Give peace a chance! but we do not decide..the government does. why? well you tell me why we cant stop this war from happening

Agree. Its a wishful thinking and nice gesture that will certainly start to divert the mindset (even on ATS for a while). Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Turkey's governments are pushing a Sunni Islamist agenda. In reality, they have the capability and power to shape the outcome of the Arab Spring than the West does.

p.s: Sonny1. Postive thread for a change (without finger pointing/US/West bashing by others). Star for that

Originally posted by voyger2
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well i read something in the scriptures, i think, that said war will break when everyone is celebrating peace. unfortunately.

I'm kinda feeling the same since there hasn't been much news in MSM about massive attcks and/or bombings (not the suicide bombing type). This might give a warm fuzzy to the ones truely concerned and possibly in the region. It seems the target for now is Maher Assad (not Bashar) who is the Republican Guard Commander. The end game is nearing for Syria...which means Iran would be the next focus?
On a side note, August is also crucial for the Israeli Government.

Israel Divisive draft dogs Orthodox Jews, Israeli ArabsBitter schisms are emerging in Israel as political parties wrangle over rewriting the Tal Law, which dictates who is conscripted and who is exempt from military service at the age of 18.

The Jerusalem Post reported on Tuesday that Knesset Speaker Reuven Rivlin would delay the recess to enable the government to pass an alternative bill to the Tal Law.

The Israeli Supreme Court of Justice ruled the Tal Law was "unconstitutional" in February of this year, and the law expires in August.

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Syria_End_Game_Plan?

Half empty, or half full. I would like to think half full..........

Originally posted by sonnny1
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Half empty, or half full.

I would like to think half full..........


Nah....answer is,
'It's the wrong size glass.;

Ofcourse the peoples of those two countries don't want war. Its just the governments that do. Always was and always will be. They know how to tell the people that was is necessary because of this or that and most will blindly follow because of their belief systems. I hope that this campaign on facebook will work but the powers to be have already made up their minds and what will be will be. They rather have no people left on the planet to make them happy.

This is the true voice of the people! I love you too Israel and Iran from Canada! Both countries have a lot of beauty to offer to the world and I didn't visit them yet! I don't want to visit the marvellous sights of Iran or Israel after it has been war torn.

Let's forget about world war and try to trigger world peace I . Shall we?

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Greatest truce in history .. thanks for the history lesson homer
we all need to remember that we are all egual
now they just need to keep talking, drinking and partying with each other
for another day .. and another month and another yrs and another thousand of yrs

Originally posted by cornucopia
flag and star all day



thank you



much love to you all

thank you

Im still in awe of the amount of positive responses, this thread has had. Very Positive, and indicative of what I believe, ATS is about.

This demonstrates it perfectly...

The media reports on the way the government presents the world...there is constantly threat, and a constant justification for why war is necessary...fear and hatred run the world...

And yet, the great majority of people do not feel this way...they do not war, they do not want conflict...We must realize that the people in our governments are the LEAST among us, not the best. It is they who want to perpetuate this constant conflict...the people do not want it...

See; this is exactly what I've been saying for years. It's not us/the majority of the citizens of our country. It is the corrupts cabal that runs all of our governments. Its not the Iranian People. It's not the Israeli People. It's not the American People. Its their disgusting corrupt government owned by this elite cabal that conspires against us all.

S & F

This is a beautiful message!

We the People of this planet will one day vanquish these secretive organizations that rule over us.