We Want Peace, Not War . . . "my khochu mir ne voya"

This morning on the radio during the five minute news break, there was a report in which the President's number one General exclaimed that Russia and Putin were our (the USA) greatest threat for war and that this threat was almost imminent. I began to think about that statement and really had to wonder; "Have they ever asked the people of these two countries if that is what they want?"  You see, I have to believe that if you legit asked families from both countries if they sincerely wanted World War Three to begin between our countries, that ninety-five percent of families would say "NO!"
Think about it . . . these are families no different from our own. Do you really think that they spend all day thinking about ways to start a World War? Do you? Of course not, why would you? We (all families) have better things, more positive things to place our intention on like'  enjoying dinner together as a family, laughing as a family, just being a family in the first place! And more importantly . . . Loving each other as family and hoping and wishing for nothing but the best things for our loved ones . . . we don't sit around hoping and wishing for a war that would annihilate our families, do we?

So who is speaking for both these countries and where is the proof that any of us ever said that we felt a war was a great idea? It wasn't me or anyone in my family, how about yours? How about the families in Russia? Is World war Three what you want? I'm willing to bet that the answer is "NO!" The time has come for ALL of us to collectively set our intentions on "Peace"  all the time. Don't allow someone else to speak for you either, stand up for yourselves and tell the world "I Do Not Want War, I Want Peace!"

"We want peace, not war!"  "my khachu mir ne voyna"