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“All war is a tragedy and the scourge of humankind. In spite of all the history of death and destruction that precedes us, we still are unable to walk the path of peace and not kill each other. Military equipment manufacturers and the industrial complex as a whole are the world's largest industries. As the phrase in the song cries out ".. when will they learn, when will they ever learn..' In the season of Peace, we find ourselves stumbling dessert in a desert of hostility and strife.”

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