America's guilt & March 20th

by Carol Wolman, March 14, 2004

America under George W. Bush has become a rogue nation, an outlaw that shreds treaties and invades other countries on false pretexts, with no provocation. We refuse to come under the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court, lest we be judged by the same standard that applies to every other nation. We continue to consume far more than our share of the planet's dwindlng resources, and add far more than our share to the planet's carbon dioxide load, which is heating things up at a rapid rate.

We are destroying the earth for everyone, and for our own descendants. Our guilt is enormous. There is no excuse for this greed. The American people are not helpless- we are educated and healthy for the most part, and have a strong tradition of democracy.

Disaster looms on many fronts- economic, ecological, political. Who can save us? Will John Kerry save us? Ralph Nader? Dennis Kucinich?

No, we must save ourselves. Rather than rely on the electoral process, already controlled by the Skull and Bones group, and wide open to vote fraud by way of paperless electronic voting machines, we need to return to the streets on March 20th. It will be a day for the American peace movement to show itself again, and reassert friendship with peace activists marching all around the world.

On March 20th, we MUST demonstrate that Bush does not speak for all the American people. It is an opportunity to beg forgiveness from the Iraqis and Afghanis, and to ask for world-wide help in ridding our country of the monster that has taken over the government.

Perhaps we will be arrested, even beaten. We may suffer for our passion. If we are willing to take these risks in order to restore sanity and hope for the future, perhaps God will take pity on us and spare us from the worst calamities.
In the name of Him who suffered and died for our sins, Carol Wolman

Who is there like you, the God who removes guilt
and pardons sin for the remnant of his inheritance;
Who does not persist in anger forever,
but delights rather in clemency,
And will again have compassion on us,
treading underfoot our guilt?
http://www.nccbuscc.org/nab/031304.htm
Micah 7: 8-9