If You Think You Can Do It,

How Many Thorns Of Human Nature - Hard, Sharp, Lifeless Protuberances That Tear And Wound Us, Narrow Prejudices, Bristling Conceits That Repel And Disgust Us - Are Arrested Developments, Calcified Tendencies, Buds Of Promise That Should Have Lifted A Branch Up Into The Sunny Day With Fruit; And Flowers To Delight The Heart Of Men, But Now All Grown Hard, Petrified, For Want Of Culture And A Congenial Soil And Climate.

Serene, I Fold My Hands And Wait, Nor Care For Wind, Nor Tide, Nor Sea; I Rave No More 'gainst Time Or Fate, For Lo! My Own Shall Come To Me.

[invading Iraq] Is Not The Best Way To Make A Safer World In Which The United States Would Be A Responsible Partner, But It Also Goes Against The Role Of Law In The United States.

The Story Goes On In The Sense That At A Most Basic Level, The United States Ignored, That Is Violated, The United Nations Charter When It Invaded Iraq In 2003. This Is Not Wise Policy.

The International Court Of Justice (a.k.a. World Court) Is The Judicial Branch Of The United Nations And In The Early 1990's A Campaign Started And It Was Supported By Civil Society Non-governmental Groups Around The World.