You can look on line for the section near you...They are a grass roots movement that understands the power of the people, and the power of stating your intention in language that is not anti but pro that is, not against because the point of reference is the thing you are against (war) but that which you stand for pro (peace). This is a good sign.

Date:   1/6/2006 8:58:43 AM ( 18 y ago)

AMERICANS FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF PEACE

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“There is an intricate, synergistic relationship that exists between the people and their government. The idea of self-government implies that the self and the government are interrelated. We live in the nation and the nation lives in us. In understanding the reciprocity between ourselves and the government, we come to understand the power that we have to move our government, as we have the power to move our own lives.”

~ Congressman Dennis Kucinich



FIRST EVER CALIFORNIA STATE-WIDE TELECONFERENCE CALL - TO KICK OFF THE New Year Department of Peace Strategy:



January 11, 2006 - 7:00 p.m. PST to 7:58 p.m. PST



Dial-in Number: 1-702-851-3330 (Las Vegas, Nevada)



Your Participant Access Code: 23367#



Christine Elliot, John McNeil and Matthew Albracht invite you to this Department of Peace and Nonviolence California State teleconference call. We will be announcing and discussing a coordinated initiative to invite Senator Boxer and Senator Feinstein to become co-sponsors of the DoPN bill.



Please be on the call at 2 minutes to the hour. If you join after 7:03 p.m. please ignore the instruction to introduce yourself, as the call will already be in progress.



”See you” in the New Year!!



In peace,



Americans For The Department of Peace

Christine Elliot and John McNeil

Southern California State Coordinators

6278 Caminito del Oeste, San Diego CA 92111


 

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