As candidate,
where do you stand on AWSC congressional proposals?. Will you cosponsor in next
Congress? And win campaign votes now?
No
political party…
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Pushes a cost-effective plan that Americans understand can win and end
the expanding terror war.
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Lays out a future that reduces the hatred fired at our troops and the
need to keep them in costly battle.
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Offers a means to build stability in struggling nations, as General
Zinni reminds us is so essential to the ultimate victory of world
stability.
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Presents a policy that involves Americans in regaining the stature and
respect once synonymous with
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Provides Americans cost effective incentives that dramatically expands
voluntary, peaceful, productive national service at home or abroad.
Americans
can continue the debate about whether invading
Peoples Lobby citizen-initiated, nonpartisan
American World Service Corps (AWSC) proposed congressional legislation is the
common sense plan that can do that.
Voters need to hear congressional and statewide
candidates, and the winners and losers of those campaigns, discuss the AWSC
congressional proposals. American
citizens need to know where candidates stand on helping it pass in the 2007
Congress.
Are you open to cosponsoring the AWSC
legislation? The key AWSC proposed bill
is at
http://www.worldservicecorps.us/world%20service%20backup%20proposal%201yr%20national%20service.htm
Will you lead and inspire people to serve their
nation through this robust and voluntary AWSC proposed legislation, so that
natural and terrorist made disasters, hatred breeding ignorances, and nation
debilitating poverties are strongly addressed by a million can-do Americans
serving at home and abroad?
If you are a smart, visionary candidate, you have
sensed that your fatigued, thoughtful voters desire understandable, doable,
proud programs to address today’s problems.
Between now and the next Congress or your entrance into the
governorship, detail the citizen-initiated American World Service Corps (AWSC)
Congressional Proposals to your voters as a plan you will support and you will
move fence sitters to your side. You
will inspire your audiences with a plan they can understand, support, and
participate in to improve
When the AWSC legislation passes in the next
session of Congress, it will be among the most significant legislation passed
in decades.
The AWSC is a cost effective, inspiring, volunteer
program that bolsters our proud American heritage. It builds the robust teams that will conquer
the 21st century frontiers of terror, ignorance, climate change,
and poverty.
It is time to rekindle the spirit that John
Kennedy lit in
And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what
your country can do for you--ask what you can do for your country.
My
fellow citizens of the world: ask not what
We and the world
can’t afford to wait.
Please send Peoples Lobby a statement on where you
stand on the citizen initiated American World Service Corps (AWSC) proposed
congressional legislation. Let us know
whether you support, lean toward, or oppose the proposed non-partisan AWSC
Congressional Proposals. Thank you.
More
detailed information on the AWSC follows.
Peoples Lobby Inc. (PLI) has a storied history of proposing,
initiating, qualifying, and passing laws that benefit ordinary citizens. www.PeoplesLobby.us Peoples Lobby was an initiative factory and training grounds for
grassroots organizations that believed the words of PLI’s founder, Ed Koupal.
“This country runs on laws.
If you want to change the country, write its laws.”
Today PLI is using its “initiative” history to build a movement that will introduce and pass the citizen proposed World Service Corps legislation that will change the world. To educate enough Americans to pass that legislation, your help in spreading the word would be invaluable.
What is the World Service Corps?
If the citizen-initiated
congressional American World Service Corps (AWSC) proposals were passed into
law in the upcoming year, then seven years from now one million additional
Americans (less than 1% of
those aged 20-60) would voluntarily serve their nation at home or abroad in their choice
of the: Peace Corps, AmeriCorps, Habitat for Humanity, Head Start, Doctors
Without Borders, Red Cross, International Rescue Committee, OxFam, Mercy Corps,
State Conservation Corps, etc. The AWSC
would not be a large new bureaucracy.
Its small staff would serve as an umbrella organization to funnel
Upon completion of service,
volunteers would receive:
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Two years of community college plus two years of state college tuition
(apx. $17,000 in 2004 dollars), or
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An equivalent amount paid into a Medical Savings or IRA account, or
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That amount donated to relatives or community scholarship foundations
for use on vocational or academic educational costs.
When passed, the AWSC
legislation would be among the most significant legislation passed – and produce the most inspiring results --
in decades. It will:
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Raise
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Reward more Americans with a quality education earned via experiencing
an indelible, practical education in the classroom of the world.
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Build a peaceful, productive army, slightly smaller than our military
army, that the 21st century needs to nation build and erase ignorant
stereotypes that lead to costly war and terrorism.
Implementing the WSC into law strengthens
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Raising
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Winning international hearts and minds.
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Reducing hatred fired at our soldiers.
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Improving living conditions at home and abroad.
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Giving those who serve a solid, real life education in the classroom of
how the world works.
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Involving Americans in the front lines of dealing appropriately with
global climate change.
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Meshing opportunity and responsibility between the WSC volunteers and
those with whom they work and serve.
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Building an army of can-do Americans to handle hurricanes, earthquakes,
refugee
sufferings, and other natural or manmade disasters..
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Serving as a model for other nations to emulate and thereby send their
own World Service Corps into the world’s classroom of needs.
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Strengthening national pride, cohesion and character, and it does this without…
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Creating a vast new bureaucracy but instead by strengthening existing
governmental and non-governmental agencies with serving Americans.
Details and the full bills are at the web site www.WorldServiceCorps.us.
The key WSC proposed bill is at http://www.worldservicecorps.us/world%20service%20resolution%20bill%202yr%20volun.htm.
Some publications, Op-Eds, etc. on the WSC are at
http://www.worldservicecorps.us/coverage.htm.
Comcast Local Edition and 100 minutes of televised interviews at
http://www.worldservicecorps.us/television_radio.htm.
A quick five minute video
overview at http://www.worldservicecorps.us/VTS_01aug0556k.wmv
Power Point slide shows that
provide info on projects as well as economic and policy reasons for
implementing them. (If trouble opening, first download to desk top.) TV & Radio
& Power Point presentations
http://www.worldservicecorps.us/television_radio.htm
Sponsor of the WSC legislation is Peoples Lobby (501c4) and Peoples
Lobby Educational Foundation (501c3 pending) at
Some events, such as Commonwealth Club Presentation of July 24th,
at
http://www.worldservicecorps.us/events.htm
Commonwealth
Club, July 24th radio broadcast of an hour presentation on Peoples Lobby's
citizen-initiated proposed congressional legislation.
World Service Corps:
Making International Development Personal and Effective
Dwayne Hunn [7-24-06]
Complete [54:22]
http://www.commonwealthclub.org/archive/index.php?yearRecording=2006&sort=letter%2CH then click to Dwayne Hunn
PLI WSC pamphlets at (you may need Publisher program to print in pamphlet form)
http://www.worldservicecorps.us/pamphlets.htm
California Democratic Party’s unanimous Resolution of Support for WSC
at (We seek bipartisan support and support from all groups)
or
World Service Corps web site:
http://www.worldservicecorps.us/wsc%201-%202006%20resolutions%20california%20democratic%20party.htm
Some Questions and Answers on cost and other issues:
http://www.worldservicecorps.us/q%20and%20a.htm
Some support statements from veterans and others at:
http://worldservicecorps.us/supporters.htm
Please sign the on-line Petition at
http://www.worldservicecorps.us/sign_the_petition.htm
In
1989, I campaigned to obtain a Buck Trust Grant to establish an American Soviet
Peace Corps, which was inspired largely by my Peace Corps service. The campaign and writings prompted then
Congresswoman Boxer to introduce my proposal as House Resolution 1807 in the
101st Congress. http://www.worldservicecorps.us/hr1807congress%2031289.htm When the
Thanks.
Want to reduce terrorism,
poverty, ignorance, genocide, refugees?
Better handle tsunamis, hurricanes, earthquakes?
Raise our nation’s public
policy making IQ?
Then you can’t top the
return on investment that working to implement
Dissatisfied with Congress,
politics, politicians?
Sometimes think concerned
citizens could do a better job?
Think common folk ought to
have a Peoples Lobby Inc. to offset all those other lobbies writing
legislation?
Then give an hour a month to
build a citizens movement that can introduce and pass
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The proposed American World Service Corps Congressional Proposals http://www.WorldServiceCorps.us
strengthens
Dwayne Hunn, Peoples Lobby Executive Director, 415-383-7880. http://PeoplesLobby.us