The wars we must win do not require guns, bombs or corrupt politicians.
As we live in the age of consumerism the time has come to start choosing our wars more carefully, the cost we pay for them, the benefits we derive-both short and long term, to question more closely the reasons they are being fought, as well as the competence with which they are being fought.
There are of course no shortage of wars for the discriminating consumer to choose from starting with the largely bogus war on terror, the war on poverty, the war on global warming, the war for sustainable development, the war for population control, the war for energy conservation (as peak oil looms large) the war on drugs, the war on crime, and maybe even declaring war on Wall Street bankers for their utterly contemptible greed and malfeasance. And of course, the list goes on and on.