Posted on Mar 5, 2023
Dr Richard Haass Author "Bill of Obligations, Ten Habits of Good Citizens" on #CaMMVetsMedia...
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Putting the country first, being part of something larger than yourself"
Key points of Dr. Dr. Richard Haass, president of the Council on Foreign Relations calling into #cammvetsmedia show on WVOX 1460 AM on our February 27, 2023.
Dr. Haass is author "Bill of Obligations, Ten Habits of Good Citizens"
Discuss teaching civics, reading Declaration of Independence, understanding why democracy is worth fighting for, providing opps for students to provide service perhaps between high school and college...
Provides an update on Ukraine-Russian War.
His advocation for providing public service sounds like commitment of many veterans we meet.
Dr. Haase was a Rhodes Scholar, earned his PHD from University of Oxford. I took a week long class there in 1988 on British government, biz and culture courtesy of The English-Speaking Union.
This is a great gift for a Graduation or for high school students, scouts, or anyone appreciates providing service to their communities.
Thank you to Dr. Haass, and the team at the Council on Foreign Relations!
Video by Ken Kraetzer for CaMMVetsMedia LLC
Key points of Dr. Dr. Richard Haass, president of the Council on Foreign Relations calling into #cammvetsmedia show on WVOX 1460 AM on our February 27, 2023.
Dr. Haass is author "Bill of Obligations, Ten Habits of Good Citizens"
Discuss teaching civics, reading Declaration of Independence, understanding why democracy is worth fighting for, providing opps for students to provide service perhaps between high school and college...
Provides an update on Ukraine-Russian War.
His advocation for providing public service sounds like commitment of many veterans we meet.
Dr. Haase was a Rhodes Scholar, earned his PHD from University of Oxford. I took a week long class there in 1988 on British government, biz and culture courtesy of The English-Speaking Union.
This is a great gift for a Graduation or for high school students, scouts, or anyone appreciates providing service to their communities.
Thank you to Dr. Haass, and the team at the Council on Foreign Relations!
Video by Ken Kraetzer for CaMMVetsMedia LLC
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DC Book Launch: The Bill of Obligations by Richard Haass
CFR President Richard Haass discusses his new book, The Bill of Obligations: The Ten Habits of Good Citizens, with Mary Louise Kelly. In The Bill of Obligati...
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This is a much more accessible video (I had a hard time understanding the one used to open this discussion). I don't expect anyone to listen to this whole thing as I did, so let me summarize it. Much of the trouble we find ourselves in these day can be laid at the feet of education, and its failure to educate our future citizens (many now current citizens) in basic civics. (No argument from me on that one) Sadly, that which passes for civics education today is propaganda without any effort of disguising it as anything other than propaganda. (Okay, that is largely my opinion) There's much more to unpack and I have little hope that many will be encouraged to read his book, so let me offer my own solution, a very simple one: Citizens must take responsibility for those rights they exercise.
This is a much more accessible video (I had a hard time understanding the one used to open this discussion). I don't expect anyone to listen to this whole thing as I did, so let me summarize it. Much of the trouble we find ourselves in these day can be laid at the feet of education, and its failure to educate our future citizens (many now current citizens) in basic civics. (No argument from me on that one) Sadly, that which passes for civics education today is propaganda without any effort of disguising it as anything other than propaganda. (Okay, that is largely my opinion) There's much more to unpack and I have little hope that many will be encouraged to read his book, so let me offer my own solution, a very simple one: Citizens must take responsibility for those rights they exercise.
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