The article presents the author's views on the move of President Ronald Reagan in advocating the nations of Central America to join in a peaceful revolution for democracy. The author cites the president's recommendation's that includes commitment to democracy, reject of extremism and respect human rights, and the rule of law. Despite of these recommendations, the author suggests that people should not waste their precious resources, human and natural to achieve the honor of the U.S.
Focuses on the achievements of U.S. peace movement in the 1980s. Transformation of President Ronald Reagan's behavior toward the Soviet Union; Prevention of an all-out invasion of Nicaragua; Need to reach young people and to return public attention to the price of militarism.