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For Memorial Day 2026: Let us remember our own war crimes ...
When U.S. Marines killed twenty-four people in an Iraqi town, they also recorded the aftermath of their actions. For years, the military tried to keep these photos from the public.
#MemorialDay #WarCrimesUSA #nnomypeace
https://nnomy.org/en/home-73768/1266-for-memorial-day-2026-let-us-remember-our-own-war-crimes.html
No more of our children for Trump's wars. Recruiters are appearing at our schools, community meetings, social media, on our phones. Big or small, everything we do helps prevent a young person from making a decision they may regret.
Military Academies produce endless cases of PTSD, suicide, assault, sexual assault, cheating, and all the horrors that come with the worst forms of hazing. This is not a side matter, but central to the educational philosophy that maintains horrific suffering to be redemptive, and the transfer of revenge against upperclassmen onto innocent lower classmen to be leadership development.
We live in a country where young people are told there is “no money” for affordable housing, no money for mental‑health services, no money for climate resilience, no money for education, and no money for the basic social supports that allow communities to thrive. Yet somehow, year after year, there is always money for war. #WILPF
May, 14, 2026 / NNOMY Administration / National Network Opposing the Militarization of Youth - The number of groups actively involved in counter recruitment has never been needed more.
We are planning a SECOND webinar Saturday, June 13th, 2026
Your attendance is vital. Big or small, everything we do helps prevent a young person from making a decision they may regret (and often do). RSVP at https://tinyurl.com/demilitarizeJun13
The "Answering Tough Questions” category is focused on essential questions about military recruitment, military service, the ethics of organized violence, and human survival in war. Each question is something a young person might ask or encounter realistically from a military recruiter, a teacher, a family member, a peer, or even a counter military recruiter — and each answer is concise, factual, and ethically grounded, without drifting into fear‑based messaging.
The future is uncertain and frightening to look at… The thought that it is not a safe place for any child is terrifying. The news is not encouraging: violence, war, death, destruction. It makes me feel disappointed as an adult human being and a mother in the world that my little daughter inherits. We must leave a world where children are not collateral damage, where the spectacle of violence and war propaganda comes to an end.
#mothersforpeace
