Jan Oberg commenting on Iranian President Rouhani: “Tehran abides by commitments, if P5 1 fulfills promises” – YouTube/PressTV http://ow.ly/LbX3d
In spite of the deal’s negative sides, Iran has chosen peace to the benefit of the world.
In that perspective it is much more than a nuclear deal, it’s – potentially – a road to peace.
Gareth Porter, investigative reporter, author of the book, Manufactured Crisis,and new TFF Associate shares his formidable knowledge about the problems and what might happen in caase the U.S. is not willing to lift the sanctions as soon as possible after a deal has been signed.
By Jan Oberg
– A lecture at the World Peace Academy in Basel, Switzerland with words and photographs from his recent visit to Iran
By Scilla Elworthy
From April 2012
I’m very pleased to have TFF Associate Scilla Elworthy speak to you here. She’s been a dear friend and colleague since 1987 and doesn’t need any introduction except perhaps: Here comes wise, soft-spoken Scilla in a formidably powerful way: Attack the problem to be solved, never attack the people. Scilla’s way of doing it is in the true spirit of Gandhi’s advise: Be the change you want to see!
The power of non-violence is concrete, visible, it is there to be employed.
And so, there is hope!
– Jan Oberg
By Jan Oberg
At 25, TFF’s Board has decided to move the Foundation in a new direction which we call pro-peace: more imagination, proposal-making and healing, slightly less emphasis on diagnosis and prognosis.
In medicine and health it is well-known that the patient won’t recover no matter how much the doctor criticizes the disease or predicts the patient’s death within a year or two.
Only when some constructive action is taken to bring about recovery and health, will the patient get a chance to survive.
Here’s 3 minutes about TFF’s new, diversified Internet presence, a first step to move in the mentoned direction.
There is also an appeal to you because one thing will not change: that TFF is people-financed and all-volunteer. We need your help the Foundation to stay truly independent of government and the corporate world and remain experimental, and outspoken.
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By Scilla Elworthy who speaks with Archbishop Desmond Tutu
A TalkWorks Films Special http://www.talkworks.info
Two peace prize laureates in conversation for TalkWorks about the question of nuclear weapons, disarmament and peace.
St John’s College, Oxford, Saturday May 9 2010
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