Does advocating for peace with forces of evil ever save lives?
Some history to review before you answer:
1920 – Winston Churchill urges Anglo-French to unite to destroy the Bolshevik regime; Churchill is derided as a "war monger", trumping up phony fears of the Reds in order to improve
The question you pose is well versed and well supported. However I think the true question we face was omitted (I understand that this was done to allow the readers to pose it themselves).
2007-Iranian leadership calls for continued development
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