Judging Freedom Roger Waters: Campaign for Peace.
Dec 3, 2024
In this enlightening discussion, Roger Waters, co-founder of Pink Floyd and a prominent anti-war activist, shares insights from his remarkable career. He reflects on his father's WWII experiences that shaped his moral values and anti-war stance. Waters passionately advocates for UN reforms, critiquing the inaction of security powers in global crises. He examines U.S. foreign policy, particularly regarding Gaza, and emphasizes the importance of free speech and grassroots activism in the fight for human rights. His powerful views inspire a call for peace and justice.
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Waters' Father's Influence
- Roger Waters' father was a conscientious objector who drove an ambulance during WWII.
- He later joined the fight, influenced by his humanism, and died in Italy.
UN Security Council Reform
- The UN Security Council needs reform to address global issues effectively.
- Removing the veto power of the five permanent members is crucial for its democratization.
US Support for Genocide
- The US government's support for the situation in Palestine is equivalent to supporting genocide.
- A bloodless revolution is necessary, with people speaking out against these actions.