Putting Away Childish Things:

America in a World Without War

Saturday, April 22nd · 1:00-5:00pm

Manhattan

On Saturday April 22, from 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm, I will be holding an in-person Manhattan Town Hall meeting. The title is "Putting Away Childish Things: America in a World Without War." Tickets are available with a $35 donation to Sare for Senate using the button at the bottom of this page.  Students may register for $10 at the following page: Student Registration

Although it may not be obvious to Joe Biden, who is hosting a mis-named "Summit for Democracy" this week in Washington, D.C., the United States is viewed by most of the world as an outlaw nation, which makes up its own rules and applies them selectively, launches wars of aggression, as in Iraq, killing hundreds of thousands of people, blows up crucial energy infrastructure, and is never held to account for its actions.  Our government is similarly destructive toward our own people. I launched my campaign for U.S. Senate because it is up to "We the People" to bring our Republic into alignment with principles of natural law, and respect for the dignity of man.

As Lyndon LaRouche once said, in an echo of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, "God would not create a world in which a solution could not be discovered for the problems facing us."  I agree.  I also think we are running out of time.

My guests include Tara Reade, Scott Ritter, Janice Kortkamp, Angela McArdle, Larry Sharpe, Nick Brana, Dennis Speed, Jose Vega, and Classical musicians. Appearance at this event does not indicate endorsement of a particular candidacy, but a commitment to collaboration to end the war regime and to cause our nation to become a participant in a new paradigm of relations among sovereign states where all are equally respected, and war is no longer accepted as human behavior.

-Diane Sare, Independent Candidate for US Senate, NY

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