Ms. Que Banh

I think most #WarSurvivors would agree that obtaining #peace , #sovereignty & #freedoms - by resistance forces, after suffering multiple generations of brutal war violence - are cognizant that our peace is very sacred & fragile. That peace must be protected by the peoples because it's never guaranteed for life - especially by our governments.

We should always use our voices to speak out when peace is threatened by warmongering evil people, who lack #humanity.
We are the global #peacekeepers - the peoples of the world, who are sick & tired of endless wars & dastardly #geopolitical power grabs.

#WarSurvivorsForPeace #StopKillingPeople

Sep 4 at 7:27pmWeb
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Some of us have our personal identities deeply tied to our war surviving experiences. We cannot separate that from our individual fullness. Many of us will keep fighting for justice for our own dead family & friends & also for all war violence victims, until we pass away. We don't want what happened to our family/friends & birthplaces to happen to anyone else, anywhere else. We lived through many man-made horrors. No one deserves to be carpet bombed.

We feel strongly for many others who are still suffering mass war violence from foreign forces. We feel connected to those victims by invisible threads of mutually violent war experiences. We often cry from the PTSD, when telling our own stories to help people understand why it's so important to not support any warmongers, anywhere & to know that victims of wars never really forget what happened to us. We carry it for life. We just keep living & working to create more peace, to help alleviate feeling helpless against global war machines.

We tend to forgive folks who demonstrate genuine repentance because we aren't inhumane & soulless. We're quicker to forgive involuntary drafted military & not as forgiving with those who signed themselves up to mass murder us.

#WarSurvivorsForPeace #InsideWarSurvivorMind #PeopleForPeace #StopKillingPeople #EndMilitaryComplex #StopWars