Issue 64 June 1998
ONE DAY IN PEACE
January 1st, 2000
ONE DAY IN PEACE,
JANUARY 1st, 2000
This is a 24 hour concept where no guns are fired anywhere on earth, including on television.
What if:
for 24 hours, whosoever was at war in December 1999, agrees that for one whole day, no guns would be fired. The silence would be golden.
What if:
the television programmers of the world agreed NOT to air any programming with a violent content?
At present, this ONE DAY IN PEACE concept is beginning to get further circulation. Can you spread this concept so that a possibility might become a reality?
This is a 'thought-wave campaign' – that is to say, the more people who grasp this thought, the more it comes into reality.
ONE DAY IN PEACE,
JANUARY lst, 2000
- Pass it on!
Many to Many
a quarterly publication issued by
Operation Peace through Unity
An accredited NGO in association with the UN Dept of Public Information
Anthony Brooke and Gita Brooke, co-founders
Te Rangi, 4 Allison Street, Wanganui 5001, New Zealand
phone/fax: +64-6-345-5714 ~ e-mail: Many to Many
under the aegis of
Operation Peace Through Unity
is a communicating link between
'we, the peoples' of all nations, races, creeds and ideologies offering in the spirit of the preamble of the United Nations Charter an instrument for the furthering of better relationships based on deepening mutual understanding and the aspiration to promote unity and cooperation beyond all differences.