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> 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 1st, 2000
> PASS IT ON!
>
>

UPDATE received 6 December 1999:

>The United Nations has invited EVERY government,
>organization and individual to help create humanity's first
>day of peace ever. More than 1000 organizations in 140
>nations are spreading the word. 50 governments have
>pledged their support for One Day In Peace.
>http://www.oneday.net