There are still some significant differences of opinion. But a century ago, pacifists were guilty of a great deal of naivety.

From the Russian Revolution of 1917 to the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, the ideological divide between East and West kept pacifist aspirations on ice. The debate was always focused on the opposition between the political Left and Right. Therefore it was not easy to fight for peace. In the West, you were immediately accused of Communist sympathies, while in the East you could be charged with being a supporter of capitalism.

This is a very significant deal.

As long as there are differences in the interpretation -- and there are significant differences in the cultural interpretations of some expressions on the recorder -- I think it is unfair ... for us to characterize it,

Surely thus do We deal with the guilty.

Darfur, in my opinion, was something we could have seen 30 years ago, ... footprint.