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Reconstituting the United Nations for collective security – we need a popular campaign!

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By Barry York
| On Line Opinion Verified
I became interested in this question a couple of years ago and subsequently had two letters on the subject published in the mainstream press. It struck me then - and still does - as an urgently needed reform, namely: limitation or abolition of the veto power of the 'Permanent Five' on the UN Security Council (China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States).
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The Mayor of Brunswick who sang on a number one hit record

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By Barry York
| brunswickvoice.com.au
Loreto York in his Mayoral finery (left), and Vera Lynn in her World War Two heyday. Wednesday, June 17, 2026 Leave a comment My father, Loreto York, once stood in a London recording studio among a crowd of servicemen singing beside Vera Lynn, the beloved British singer whose emotional wartime songs became symbols of hope and comfort during World War II.
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Slander Handler

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By Barry York
| The Aquila Report Verified
When you hear evil reports spread about you, the immediate urge is to respond in like manner. Yet biting a snake back is just a good way to get further hurt and entangled in sin. The faithful believer “does not slander with his tongue” (Ps. 15:1). Slander is one of the most insidious sins of all. Deliberately spreading lies and falsehoods against someone to ruin their life, reputation, and relationships is a great evil.
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