Google Anno Globus and Change the World

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(Free-Press-Release.com) March 23, 2010 -- Tombstones Not Textbooks has a corporate social and individual responsibility project that is called the Anno Globus campaign. This social responsibility project involves people with the goal of including people of all cultures, religions and types of government when referring to the human race. The approach it is taking is the same one that goes back to the earlier challenges to governments and its imposition of religion in public schools.

Tombstones Not Textbooks plans on including all of the people into society by changing Anno Domini to Anno Globus which is Latin for 'Year of our Earth'. That would mean year zero is when both Eastern & Western hemispheres were included when people at the time referred to the earth or planet. Tombstones Not Textbooks naturally developed its campaign by following earlier decisions of the US Supreme Court to separate church and state.

Tombstones Not Textbooks has learned from earlier organizations that people can not make the same commitments as others. Current examples of these can be found in blogs throughout the web but include changing the constitutions of seven southeastern states in the US to changing the complimentary closing on emails to Google Anno Globus - Change the World.

CHANGE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY PROJECTS TO THE ANNO GLOBUS CAMPAIGN

Tombstones Not Textbooks has set out to be a corporate social and individual responsibility project and isn't out to be another 'green CSR program' set up at businesses all around the world. So in a bid to lure companies away from those projects to the Anno Globus campaign Tombstones Not Textbooks has a proposal for a few select innovative companies and individuals. This would be to approach your local government representatives to legislate the leasing of fuel pumps at your local gas stations. Multinational oil companies have the infrastructure and if they were to allow alternative fuel suppliers to lease the pumps then people would see the possibilities of owning vehicles that operate on alternative fuels. If your car's fuel is made from corn, natural gas, hydrogen, sugar, or recycled cooking grease then you should be able to fill up at your local gas station. It would be like the major telecomm companies being forced to lease their networks to new or smaller companies. This would please the companies that had come up with technologies to have automobiles run on alternative fuels.

Forget organizations like your Suzuki Foundations, Greenpeaces, etc... they have provided little value recently for the money that people have given them. They have winded up doing little else but publicity stunts like posing naked as Da Vinci's Man or getting arrested outside of government conferences. Studies have proven that it costs more to recycle and make products than it is to make the products from raw materials in some cases. That doesn't sound a like a solution for your business social or individual responsibility project.

Google Anno Globus, Change the World

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