Peace, like charity, begins at home. — Franklin D. Roosevelt (1882-1945)

Peace, like charity, begins at home. — Franklin D. Roosevelt (1882-1945).

conflict between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon 1100 deaths 3600 wounded and 900 000 displaced persons. Israeli side, 120 wounded , 38 killed.

Israeli-Palestinian conflict resulting in suicide bombings

The cost of civil war in Sri Lanka is 65 000 victims

Ten years of conflict in Nepal causing violence

Political instability and violence in East Timor

Fragile peace in Democratic Republic of Congo resulted in violence, using girls and children for sexual slavery and aas military soldiers.

ten years war in Côte d’Ivoire resulted in divided country and violence.

18 years conflict between Uganda and the Lord’s Resistance Army resulted in two million internally displaced persons and hundred of thousands of deaths, kidnapping and sexual slavery

barbaric violence in Darfur, Sudan

Internal armed conflict in Colombia – thousands of victims and displaced persons

Finally, The war in Iraq that is harshly discussed today by United States and their allies.

International Atomic Energy Association and UN are putting efforts ffor disarmament but it’s hardly possible while wars, terror and violence prosper around the globe.

How can people cope with global problems? Well every thing starts at your home. As US president Roosevelt said “Peace, like charity, begins at home”. To mmy mind this quote says that big winnings develop from tiny steps. You do not have to be a president to create better world. Furthermore, It does not matter if you are an ordinary or intelligent person , the basics of humanity are understood the same for all of us.

We can struggle for common wealth involving our selfs into social help like: participation in community’s life, charity activities and providing help for each other. These are the very first steps for better morrow. How many of us could admit that he or she are involved into some peace and unity seeking activity? If your answer is NO, remember it’s better later then never so start with simple things:

having aa talk with your old neighbor who is maybe old and very lonely and does not have whom to talk,

ask your family members how are they, if ...