Lakenheath peace camp: 'You've got to have a sustained campaign'

Peter Lux from Lakenheath for Peace explains more about the war planes that go in and out of the US air base at Lakenheath in the UK.

For more information about the number of fighter/bombers going through Lakenheath for the attack on Iran click here

LAP has 65 members including CND, Stop the War Coalition, Women's International League for Peace & Freedom, Beyond Nuclear, Norwich & District Trades Council and Greenham Women Everywhere. 

It acts against nuclear weapons, militarization and the drive to endless wars including opposing the stationing and operation of nuclear weapons in Suffolk. 

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I love organizing efforts like this that bring people together over a period of time and repeatedly return to the site of their outrage like we see above. At the end Peter remarks that these efforts have to be sustained over time. Similar to what we see in London at the 'Support for Palestine Action' arrests which keep piling up regularly. I'm certain the courts can't take these cases on. It's all a show by Starmer to act tough, to please Mr. Big.

Brits are one of the best at this. South Koreans are also at the top of the list for being one of the most fiercely dedicated people who we've seen in action many times. Our deep respect always goes to the folks daily opposing the naval base on Jeju Island - for many years. The Jeju base is used to dock US & NATO warships in the region threatening China, North Korea and Russia with war.

When the US warships hit Gangjeong village on Jeju Island huge masses of navy garbage are unloaded that the island locals have to deal with.

Sailors are put onto buses and taken to desired hot spots on Jeju where drinking and young women are located. Not the kind of tourism hoped for when South Korea turned Jeju into an international tourist destination. It's nature is world class.

See some of my past Jeju Island posts here

Once in Germany as an 8th grader our school took us to a former Roman ruin along the Rhine River. (My step-dad was in the Air Force and was stationed in Wiesbaden.) 

The tour guide explained that the stones we were standing on, mostly buried in the ground, was once the barracks for Roman soldiers.

I took notice. I had a couple thoughts. Why were the Romans so far from home? Who were they controlling? When did they leave and go home? 

And finally the best lesson from the day was the understanding that all empires fall in time. Our job today is to accelerate the decline - ASAP. Stop it before it finishes bleeding our economy to death or destroying life on Earth out of greed, insanity and lack of spiritual connection to our mother.

So only by determined and consistent activism - while connecting the dots to most other related issues - can we rapidly move to bring down the final curtain on the US Wild West Show.  

The American dream mythology, full of fury and hot death so craved by the Epstein class of devils in our midst, is finished. 

Bruce