Treadies

[Amanda]

This whole semester we have been talking about treadies from the very beginning, and there has been a lot of them, (in the past). All of the treadies have ended the wars and the fights each group had. When they signed the tready it was fair for both groups and it was balanced. How come now we have wars and agruements between each assembly and there is no treadies signed? How come we have troups over seas fighting for our country when we could make an equal agreement and be free from war? I dont see why things needed to be changed, when it was fair for each colony.
All I want is peace.

[jorge]

Im agree with you all that the world need is peace love and parties

[Mr. Delainey]

History doesn't end. Circumstances change. The personalities involved change. Conditions change. Even the earth changes. Consequently, the historical forces at work are in constant flux.

So signing a treaty ending a war (historically speaking) has been more of a temporary cessation to hostilities as opposed to a long-term plan (if you get my drift). With the arrival of nuclear weapons we finally have something to keep the major powers of the world from going to war with one another ("mutually assured destruction"). That doesn't mean the nuclear powers won't attack non-nuclear nations, i.e. Afghanistan, Iraq.

It is spelt "treaties" as well.