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As the stubborn war continues, so shall the innocent lives lost. As we
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are in bind or bond, let not our relationship be taken for granted,
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and let not our good name and geopolitical interest be let to dry. We
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are at war, but we aren't there to compromise our decades of long term
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diplomatic standing or respect. Let this war end. If diplomacy for a ceasefire
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is exhausted to no avail, then the war parties or war factions are digging
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in their selfish grounds at the expense of the greater New world. People who
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start wars don't like to end them, not because they can't. They don't
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know how help those who start wars to end them. Wars are fought to
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be one, but no war is ever one. For prolonging a war always
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means something else. The victory of prolongation serves the businesses of the warlords or
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the machines of war. Hesitate not to give peace a negotiable chance. Peace
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is the negotiation is never a dirty word. You negotiate because you care.
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Philosopher Prince, our philosopher, Prince Israel Tzarro five one two two oh two four