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Blood Money Never Buys Peace

Blood Money Never Buys Peace

By Pamela Jackson | The Phoenix Coach™

There’s a certain kind of silence that screams.

A silence that falls after the cameras are gone…
after the press conferences fade…
after the settlements are signed.
And in that stillness—mothers still mourn. Fathers still ache. Whole generations still bear scars from trauma turned transaction.

Because blood money never buys peace.

It doesn’t restore a stolen heartbeat.
It doesn’t replace a child ripped from a mother’s arms.
It doesn’t rebuild trust when the system has shattered it—publicly, repeatedly, and unapologetically.

They Offer a Check When What We Need is Change

When injustice happens, they calculate cost—not consequences.
How much hush money does it take to bury a headline?
How many zeroes to silence a movement?
They call it a settlement, but nothing about it settles our souls.

Because this isn't about dollars—
It's about dignity.

The Soul Debt Runs Deep

What price do you put on the life of a loved one?

Tamir. Atatiana. Jordan. Sandra. George.
Your son. My niece. Our ancestors.

Blood spilled on pavement. Grief inked into police reports.
And still, we keep tallying trauma with no true justice in sight.

They say “justice was served” because a family got paid.
But that payout doesn’t prosecute corruption.
It doesn’t heal the PTSD.
It doesn’t hold the guilty accountable.

They Can’t Print Enough to Pay What Was Taken

Real peace isn’t found in payouts—it’s built in policy.

It’s in reform. In accountability. In the dismantling of systems that profit from pain.
In honoring the names of the fallen—not with checks, but with change.

Because peace can’t be bought.
It’s not transactional.
It’s transformational.

A New Currency

We want a new kind of currency.
One made of truth. Of action. Of accountability.

Let the cost of injustice be felt in power shifts.
In legislation. In mass movements.
In grassroots campaigns and election booths.

We don’t want hush money.
We want healing.
We want safety.
We want sovereignty.

🩸 Because blood money never buys peace—
But collective truth-telling?
That’s the revolution money can’t stop.

— Pamela, The Phoenix Coach™ Faceless Royalty™ | The Flame Lives On

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