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(Free-Press-Release.com) November 15, 2009 -- This is about "The Formula For World Peace!"

For those who care, and are looking for a "specific" plan, here is a specific plan:

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=167003993236&v=info&ref=mf

Join us! We're just getting started!


Here is a part of the plan:

Join us. Let's set the wheels in motion for world peace. There's been too many negative attention towards the end of the world, the changing climate, wars, terrorism, pandemics, inequality, severe poverty, terrible economy, and so on and so on. The fear continues to sway us from something that would eliminate, or at the very least lessen these negative forces on our precious planet. It's about time someone puts

a "practical" light and show the big picture to everyone's dream of "World Peace"! And yes, take it from an optimistic realist, it is very possible!

You can read through this group's ideas, agree or disagree, join or not, and give your precious opinion about the movement, but at the very least, you would have contributed to arguably the "most important cause in human history": World Peace.


It all started with an article...followed by a conversation:


I wrote this article called “The Formula For World Peace” a year after I read the book “The History of Knowledge,” by Charles Van Doren. I found the book at the Los Angeles Airport. I’ve always found very intriguing books at the duty

free sections of airports, but I’ve never been compelled to buy one until I found this one. The title caught my eye. It said “Past, Present and Future.” Yes, a history book with “future” on the title. And in smaller print: “The pivotal events, people, and achievements of world history.” I thumbed through it and thought: “This is it! A history book of mankind! Right up my alley!” What guts and what nerve! The audacity of Mr. Van Doren! I was also very impressed with the painting of Raphael’s “The School of Athens” on the cover. I remember learning about this painting from my Art Appreciation class back in college. That told me a lot about Van Doren’s clout and credibility. After reading it for the third time, I bought several more and gifted it out to some family and friends. Not much response from anyone, but five hundred years from now, they’re going to regret they put it aside!

I look at this article as a spark to a book I want to write in the near future, also with the same title. I will need a group of very intelligent researchers and scholars to cover all the bases. But first, I have to establish myself as a well-respected, well-renowned writer, thinker, and visionary.....