Some will call it propaganda. I just urge folks to listen and move toward ending the horrid slaughter, and wars.
Author: Anthony Donovan
Anthony Donovan is a hospice nurse who lives in the East Village. He is has been a political campaigner and activist from the age of 12, ending up in jail three times for nonviolent civil disobedience against the Vietnam War. Donovan is the producer of several documentaries, including Dialogues: A More Effective Path to Deal with Global Terrorism (2004), and Good Thinking, Those Who’ve Tried To Halt Nuclear Weapons (2015). His long time passion remains the abolition of nuclear weapons. He is an associate member of New York City Veterans For Peace. For his 9/11 story and work around facing “terrorism” see anthonydonovan.com.
Meeting with the Newly Elected Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian in NYC
He reaffirmed Iran’s commitment to building positive relationships with all nations, including Russia, China, and the West.
Thomas Merton on U.S. Militarism
“So instead of loving what you think is peace, love other people … If you love peace, then hate injustice, hate tyranny, hate greed.”
Iran is Not our Enemy
US/Israel provocations and threats to Iran are reckless, extremely dangerous and based on false information.
Global Warfare “Summit” Summons National Priority
We have a treaty now to globally eliminate nuclear weapons. I don’t want anyone to be out of a job, but I think the world wants peace.
Anthony Donovan’s personal letter to the Russian and US Missions
To save all humanity, we rally to support the international law, the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.
Where Your Trillions Go, to Risk All Life
The author takes on the 15th Annual Nuclear Deterrence Summit, about the only thing getting bipartisan support in Congress these days.
40 Years Ago: Int’l Religious Convocation pronounced Community Affirmation
Faith leaders of every persuasion from around the country and world gathered June 11th, 1982 at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in NYC.
9/11: Not Too Late to Honor Those Killed?
A New York City nurse who volunteered at 9/11 on how we can truly honor those who died on that day and in the years of war that followed.