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And,  are the Irish really that lucky?  According to dissidents in Northern Ireland,  Danny Boy has a good chance of being killed again, if he lives in Lurgan.  Craigavon isn’t too safe either, especially if you happen to be a cop.  Someone from the Irish Republican Army killed one there last Monday.  All of this seems to stem from whether or not a person is of the Catholic or Protestant persuasion.

This leads me to wonder how they know which religion a person belongs to before they shoot them.  Do people in Ireland wear an arm band like the Jews did when the Nazis were in power in Germany?  Or, do opponents sneak into the church offices and look up names in the rolls while communicants are sipping wine on Sunday?

In a world filled with overwhelming problems, why would anyone wrap their head with cloth (probably woven by the opposition) attack and slaughter someone who is of a different religion, race or skin color?

The answer to this question can only be that the assailants just don’t have enough to do.  If these terrorists don’t have a job, for Pete’s sake, let’s give them one!  For starters, they could get paid for cleaning up the mess made from their own activities during the riots.  Maybe that could be parlayed into sanitation jobs where one could climb the corporate ladder, eventually moving into a more prestigious position.

I honestly believe that the only way to obtain world peace is for the most talented musicians and film makers to hold concerts and produce videos that project images of people doing what God intended us to do–caring, sharing and loving one another no matter what we happen to look like, which church we attend or what language we speak. These sounds and images should then be plastered throughout the world on the internet, street corners, in village squares and on every television station in the world for at least one hour every day.

Hey, if I were a talented singer or video maker and had great contacts, I would go and do it myself.  But, as you can see, I’m just a great blog writer. 

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