blessed and more ready to take action when they came. >> i want to thank sonya davis, one of our peacemakersthe community. a healer, civil rights attorney, and she has been a member of the restorative justice for youth program in oakland. linda. [applause] >> good afternoon, everyone, and welcome to the koret auditorium of the san francisco public library. i'm a member of the african- american interest committee here at the library. it is our hope that you will be profoundly moved and inspired by what you hear and see today. social justice is concerned with equal justice, not just in the court, but in all aspects of society. this concept demands that people have equal rights and opportunity. everyone, from the poorest person on the margins of society to the wealthiest, deserves an even playing field. every race, every color, every culture. what happened in 1955 is not unlike what is exploding out of the headlines today. it was a young person's death that started the uprising in tunisia. it is young people on the front lines in egypt. slowly but surely, the young people in sudan are following

inner circle to assist russia says that it's unclear what impact the court's actions will have on peacemaking efforts in libya. the international commission which visited libya found that war crimes were committed by government forces as well as some of the opposition fighters we hope will be investigation will be fair non politicized and lawful on the political side of the matter i hope this warrants will negatively affect the efforts to bring a peaceful solution to this conflict. the decision to indict gadhafi has outraged critics who claim the i.c.c. is being used as a political tool patrick hayes a london based reporter for the online magazine spiked says it's up to the people of libya to decide what punishment their leader deserves. just as actually in many ways actually shut off any possible escape routes for him so it means that really he's in a place where he's going to have to fight to the very end now and live up to his promise to fight and die on libyan soil so i don't think this helps matters and it certainly doesn't help matters for the libyan people when the international crimin

called on his inner circle to were searched but unclear what impact the course actions were have on peacemaking efforts in the. and he said at the since you were the international commission which visited libya found the war crimes were committed by government forces as well as some of the opposition fighters so we hope that the investigation will be fair non politicized and lawful on the political side of the matter i hope this one vote negatively affect the efforts to bring a peaceful solution to this conflict motion for them little storm. but for more on the situation in libya let's cross live now to dr sarah challenge. her and vice dean at the general school of international affairs in india thanks for being on the line with us some of our commentators say gadhafi now has no outs and that's a fight to the bitter and do you think this move will help push him out or strengthen has results. i think are you going to corner tiger right now and you could hardly cue here we actually see the fenian going by the reaction are we got are we also there's. not going to. be. carried out the. forces retur

inner circle to assess russia says that it's unclear what impact the court's actions will have on peacemaking efforts in libya. the international commission which visited libya found that war crimes were committed by government forces as well as some of the opposition fighters so we hope that the investigation will be fair non politicized and lawful on the political side of the matter i hope this warrants will negatively affect the efforts to bring a peaceful solution to this conflict. but for more on the situation in libya let's cross live now to dr sarah palin for her and vice dean at the general school of international affairs in india thanks for being on the line with us some of our commentators say gadhafi now has no off center to fight to the bitter end do you think this move will help push him out or strengthen his result. i think if you had a calmer tiger right now and you could hardly keep their actions utopian going by the reaction are we got our orders i mean it's not going to significantly our garden strategy. to. carry out. their forces return home given what you. europe and unit

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it is not like the problems that the soviet system had we are overextended and we cannot be the peacemaker be nation-building because we don't have the money. [applause] when i think about what we need to do, everybody that wants to tell you what to do, says you have to sacrifice. i don't tell people i talk to that is up to you that you have to sacrifice. it might have to go to work and take care of yourself but what would it be like a view of less regulation and no income-tax. that means it could take care of yourself easier. [applause] the people there to be sacrificing are the people who ripped us off in the building up of eight bubble and we beldam out and they are making big bucks again. the middle class lost their jobs and mortgages and houses. a moral society would not let that happen very we need to believe once again in the principles of liberty. we need to understand why the family is the bedrock, the educational system should be for the family and the church. we should be promoting home schooling and private schooling and not depending on our [applause] public school] system. i

above all eisenhower saw himself not as a warrior but as a peacemaker and that is what this book is about and tonight at a time of war and unrest in the middle east it is fitting we review the most dangerous international crisis of the eisenhower presidency, that crisis was also in the middle east. this is the tale of nail biting trauma which begins on september 23rd, 1955, in denver, colorado, on the golf course. dwight eisenhower had not destroyed a vacation so much in years. the president of the united states had himself quote a huge breakfast that morning for his fishing buddies. the gulf was the president's priority for the day. after a briefing, eisenhower headed to the cherry hill country club and with this his secretary remembered she had never seen him look or act better. eisenhower's golf game was interrupted four times that day from phone calls from secretary of state john foster dulles. this was before cellphone so irritated and -- probably profane bike. only one phone call got through. that call was important. dallas confirmed to eisenhower the soviet union had made an arms d

we cannot be the peacemaker of the world. we cannot be nation-buildi because we do not have the money. at times when i think about what we need to do, everybody says you have to sacrifice. i don't tell people that it is up to you to have to sacrifice. what would it be like if you had less regulations and no income tax? you could take care of yourself of lot easier. the people that ought to be sacrificing our the people who ripped us off in the building up of the bubble, and then we went and bail them out. they are making big bucks again and the people who are suffering in the middle class lost their jobs, lost their mortgages, lost their houses. moral society would not have that happen. we need to believe once again in the principles of liberty and understand why the family is the bedrock. the educational system shod be through the family and the church. we should not be depending on the public school system. but the good news is, have been speaking out a lot in the last couple of years around the country and with a lot of yo

we cannot be the peacemaker of the world.e cannot be nation-building because we do not have the money. at times when i think about what we need to do, everybody says you have to sacrifice. i don't tell people that it is up to you to have to sacrifice. what would it be like if you had less regulations and no income tax? you could take care of yourself of lot easier. the people that ought to be sacrificing our the people who ripped us off in the building up of the bubble, and then we went and bail them out. they are making big bucks again and the people who are suffering in the middle class lost their jobs, lost their mortgages, lost their houses. moral society would not have that happen. we need to believe once again in the principles of liberty and understand why the family is the bedrock. the educational system should be through the family and the church. we should not be depending on the public school system. but the good news is, have been speaking out a lot in the last couple of years around the country and with a lot of

we cannot be the peacemaker of the world.at times when i think about what we need to do, everybody says you have to sacrifice. i don't tell people that it is up to you to have to sacrifice. what would it be like if you had less regulations and no income tax? you could take care of yourself of lot easier. the people that ought to be sacrificing our the people who ripped us off in the building up of the bubble, and then we went and bail them out. they are making big bucks again and the people who are suffering in the middle class lost their jobs, lost their mortgages, lost their houses. moral society would not have that happen. we need to believe once again in the principles of liberty and understand why the family is the bedrock. the educational system should be through the family and the church. we should not be depending on the public school system. but the good news is, have been speaking out a lot in the last couple of years around the country and with a lot of young people. the burden is falling on the young people, but i

religion as the root of violence and ugliness and terror and war in the world while others view it as peacemaking and compassionate, and it seems to me that what has happened is, and this happens over and over again, that a community arises that realizes it can be in touch with the one, the unici that's at the root of the universe and such not to allow this connection to be forgotten or ignored, it creates rituals and practices and metaphors and languages to transmit it to others and to future generations. fine. and then, this community meets another community which claims to be in touch with the unity, the one, but as a whole different set of rituals and practices and metaphors and festivals. there's two profoundly different responses that some people make. one is oh, you're obviously have war. we got is right and you have a bunch of different things. you are not in touch with the one and you claim to be so you are really liars and destroyers, and the other response is oh, well, of course the one is infinite, and, of course, the infinite can only be reflected in society and even in all the light