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Moral
Authority
War. Who is qualified to make such a momentous
decision as when to wage war? Elected leaders like George W Bush and Tony Blair
have legal authority, and deserve our respect for their unwavering pursuit of a
cause they believe is right. But more than legalities are needed to persuade me
of the cruel necessity of war.
I demand moral authority. Such cannot be
bestowed by an election, nor can it be granted by a congress or parliament.
Moral authority does not depend on what family you belong to. Only one’s
own life and actions can bestow moral authority.
Everyone, I hope,
strives for moral authority. We at Copresco hope that we have earned some
measure of moral authority with you, by the efforts we make and the
promises we keep on your
behalf. We work to earn your trust by making sure the digital printing and
binding of your books and manuals proceeds smoothly.
That seems pretty
easy when compared to the price others have paid for moral authority. In some
cases, the price is almost beyond comprehension.
I find the eloquence
of Uganda’s Paul Kagame
most persuasive. He has 800,000 lost lives backing up his argument that
avoiding combat doesn’t automatically mean peace…and that the United
Nations isn’t always right.
The picture below mine is Sgt. Jason
Johnson, paratrooper with the U.S Army’s 173rd Airborne
infantry. Sent into harm’s way in the service of his country, he assures
me that he is ready to do his job and, if needed, to make the ultimate
sacrifice for a cause he believes in.
That’s moral authority. God
be with you, son.
Steve Johnson, President
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