There is no planet B

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Yesterday the French President said There is no planet B. He was referring to the environment, but I found that his statement is the magical solution for all our problems worldwide. We should understand and believe that we have ONE option by accepting to live together, recognize each other, and work together as one team. We do not have another planet, Do we? Absolutely NO. 
Power of peace and Power of love vsVS the Power of hatred
No one is born hating another person because we born with a bright, hard disk. We learn to hate. Education is the best weapon to fight and defeat the power of hatred. Let us teach our kids the concept of the peace and love. Let us educate our children that those who disagree with them in religion, belief, culture or opinion, are not an infidel. Let us teach them how to love people, how to respect and accept the other cultures. Plant the seeds of Mercy and leniency and tolerance. Teach them that other human beings are living on earth and they should listen to the other parties. Teach them to work hard to win the war against the hate.
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