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My new upcoming book ! The last War ! Preface In a world increasingly connected by digital technology, the persistence of war as a means of resolving disputes stands as a stark reminder of our collective failure to communicate. The 21st century has bestowed upon us the tools to bridge divides, yet we continue to allow the egoistic whims of a few to dictate the fate of many. This book is a call to action, a plea for humanity to recognize the futility of bombs and the power of dialogue. We live in an era where leaders can connect with their counterparts across the globe in real-time, where the voices of the people can be amplified louder than ever before. Platforms like Facebook and YouTube offer unprecedented opportunities for open, transparent discussion. It is time to leverage these tools to foster understanding, to resolve conflicts, and to build a world where the idea of war is relegated to the history books. This book is not just a critique of the outdated rules of war; it is a blueprint for a future where communication is the cornerstone of peace. It is a vision of a world where differences are settled not on the battlefield, but across the digital table. As you turn these pages, I invite you to join me in imagining—and working towards—a world where dialogue triumphs over destruction.

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