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World Service Corps (WSC) Peace Corps, America Soviet Peace Corps, Habitat writings follow WSC information “American frontiers are on the Rhine and the Mekong, and the Tigris and the Euphrates and the Amazon, There is not a place in the world that is not of concern to all of us…. We are responsible for the maintenance of freedom all over the world.” President John F. Kennedy |
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Terror stems from ignorance, brainwashing, and lack of understanding. It roots itself in peoples' hearts and minds. An American World Service Corps can involve all of America's vast initiative and power in more effectively winning the Terror War, in which we have become increasingly mired..
American Peace Corps -- because this army is how you erase poverty and terror and nation build.
Soviet American Peace Corps-- because you end cold and hot wars by having warriors work together on world problems and then they both become good soldiers.
Habitat for Humanity -- because this is the Peace Corps spirit in a building sprint. |
Proposed Congressional Resolution/Bill to address long term Terror War. ON LINE PETITION -- sign to show your support to Congress U.S. World Service Corps Bill/Resolution Proposal using a cost effective Warm, Productive. Peaceful. Civilian Draft. Summary of U.S.World Service Corps Bill/Resolution Proposal using a cost effective Warm, Productive. Peaceful. Civilian Draft. U.S. World Service Corps Bill/Resolution Proposal using federally funded educational enhancements to build a robust corps of volunteers. Petition supporting World Service Corps Proposal. Please print this and at least the one page summary above and use both pages to gain signatures and other support. Please read. If supportive, call your Senator and Congressperson and ask them to introduce, co-sponsor, and support. Should there be a robust all-volunteer WSC? Could enough financial carrots be designated for a volunteer WSC that would be large enough and fielded quickly enough to address today's escalating problems? Check back later for a possible proposal. Writings indicating some reasons for WSC proposal: Ten reasons for Warm Draft, Coastal Post March 1, 2005 Shifting U.S. foucs to peace, Marin IJ February 17, 2005 Questions & answers on World Service Corps Why Warm, Productive. Peaceful. Civilian Draft. A different army - Portland Press Herald Shock and awe at home - Coastal Post Peace Corps could slow terror - Marin IJ An army of volunteers for peace - Marin IJ Ignore Kyoto. Global Warming Isn't Today's Headline - Coastal Post Read more articles below and on the 'Writings' link. You can get Senate addresses at this link: http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm You can get Congressional addresses at: http://www.house.gov/house/MemberWWW.shtml Nearby reps: Congressperson Woolsey Marin
County Washington,
DC
Senator Diane Feinstein 1 Post St. Suite 2450 415-393-0710 fax
Senator Barbara Boxer 415-413-0100 415-956-6701 fax
Those contact thus far, including request letters to Senators. 1. Boxer letter D-CA 2. Feinstein D-CA 3. McCain R-AR 4. Collins R-ME 5. Kennedy D-MA 6. Dodd D-Ct 7. Coleman R-MN 8. Dole R-NC 10. Hatch R-UT 11. Clinton D-NY 12. Obama D-IL
Representatives: 1. Woolsey D-CA 2. Lantos D-CA 3. Shays R-Ct 4. Walsh R-NY 5. Honda D-CA 6. Petri R-WI 7. Lee D-CA
Ignore Kyoto. Global Warming Isn't Today's Headline. America needs a draft -- a warm draft to deal with generations of looming war for hearts and minds. Coastal Post 10-04. Peace Corps could slow terror Marin Independent Journal August 9, 2004. Green Berets of Terror War 2004 An army of volunteers for peace, January 23, 2003, Marin Independent Journal Enlarged Peace Corps could change the map, Portland Press Herald, Tuesday, November 5, 2002 Pitching in to help build peace, Tuesday, December 4, 2001, Marin Independent Journal Misery and hunger in land of plenty, San Francisco Examiner September 25, 1991 Teaching from the Peace Corps, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Friday August 2, 1991 What Can We Do For The World, San Francisco Chronicle, JUNE 2,1990 We Must Plant Seeds of Peace, Tuesday, Sept. 3, 1985, Marin Independent Journal Teacher
Tells Peace Corps Experience, Glendora
Press -- Sunday, September 28, 1969 They Want To Live, Glendora Press, Oct. 1, 1969 India's People Chained, Glendora Press, Oct. 5, 1969 He Kept His Eyes Open, and Ended Up in the Peace Corps, October 15, 1969 Glendora Press 'But I Have Also Been In the Peace' Glendora Press Westering's died out... It's no more, Glendora Press, November 2, 1969 Slums of
New York, Glendora
Press – Oct. 19, 1969 And Where's India's Future Leadership Victim
of the System, Glendora Press January 1970 Peace Corps: Planting the Seeds of Hope, Glendora Press January 14, 1970 India Elite, Glendora Press January 11, 1970 Bombay was a City glorious, India UCD 23 Academics, Monday, Oct. 23, 1967, Claremont Graduate University newspaper Inklings from India, Phalanx, Interdisciplinary Journal, 1967
American Soviet Peace Corps While window is still open , SEPTEMBER 15, 1989, Cleveland Plain Dealer Partnership to build a better earth, Marin Independent Journal, Wednesday July 2, 1986 Soviet-U.S. Peace Corps update, October 12, 1988 Marin Independent Journal Marin can host Soviet-U.S. effort, Sunday, January 18, 1987 Marin Independent Journal A U.S.-Soviet Peace Corps, Wednesday, December 13, 1989 Marin Independent Journal Habitat
Shock & awe at home, September, 2003 Coastal Post Habitat Global Adventure - Sri Lanka, a newsletter from the global village July, 2001 Remarkable Chandralata. Excerpted from Sri Lanka Habitat Building project
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