Since the end of WWII, the contention that finished the monstrosities of the Third Reich and the oppression of Hitler, an age of Americans has experienced childhood in the shadow of war and hostility. These people have now arrived at a phase in life when they frequently become more intelligent and contemplative of what life implies and of their position on the planet.

Parts of the mindset of warfare have become instilled as a component of our way of life. What number of computer games are right now showcased that typify the way of life of war and annihilation? How frequently have we heard somebody say, "bomb them back to the stone age" *, or express a comparative opinion?

My age grew up playing fighter and watching motion pictures portraying well known fights in which a considerable lot of our dads had battled. At the point when I was conceived, troops were noting the call to serve in the Korean Struggle. Not formally at war, this "Police Activity" stays unsettled with a Neutral ground isolating North and South.

The papers I conveyed during the 60s had titles of H-Bomb tests and the structure of a wall in Berlin to partition East from West. This all happened during what had become known as the "Cool War." The Public Protection Instruction Demonstration of 1958 was an outgrowth of our feeling of dread toward Soviet mastery. Our authority expected that Soviets researchers enjoyed acquired a benefit in the Space Race. All piece of the "Chilly War." The title of this regulation is demonstrative of our reasoning concerning tense conjunction among countries. We're on the Safeguard; Public protection, Common Guard, the "Nickel Guard", cautious driving, guarded line, and so on. Man appears to be fit for taking up arms against everything under the sun.

During the 60s we had the development of the Vietnam War. There was history and strategy of wars that have happened in the Center East, the Multi Day War, and the Yom Kippur War in 1973. During this period we likewise held a confrontational stance toward social issues in our country. There was LBJ's War on Neediness, the War on Medications and presently the War on Illegal intimidation.

Other than these outfitted contentions we have the War on Malignant growth and we fight different sicknesses that plague humankind. The "Clash of the Lump" alludes to the war in Europe and the war against stoutness. It appears there isn't anything we will not do battle over.

There is war torn Bosnia and war torn Iraq. War in Afghanistan and war in Darfur. We've made war in Panama and attacked Grenada and the "Cove of Pigs." There are not many countries on earth that are immaculate by war. FDR said, "I Disdain WAR." Eisenhower warned of the development of the "Military-Modern Complex." General Sherman said, "War is Damnation." And I trust him.

Hugh says: We should allow harmony an opportunity. In the event that we board the Harmony Train now we might come to our objective and partake in a few harmony and calm before we as a whole find happiness in the hereafter. We should recharge the Harmony Corp, start another Harmony Development and begin maintaining order. In the event that we don't, I might take out my Peacemaker and blow your stinkin' brains out. Apologies, I got out of hand. Harmony Brother!