Apr 23

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War: Our Most Important Product

And also, our most significant consumer

by Mike Meyer ~ Honolulu ~ April 23, 2022

The disparities we are living with are becoming more extreme. Yet, we struggle to stay sane and functional by denying the social and planetary chaos that intrudes further into our daily lives.

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War: Our Most Important Product

And also, our most significant consumer

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