ELIMINATION of
    NUCLEAR WEAPONS

    In an article printed in the Boston Globe, 10/6/07, by Ivo
    Daalder, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and
    John Holum, who led the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
    in the Clinton administration, wrote, referring to the United States,

    "It can sharply reduce its nuclear stockpile to 1,000 weapons or less,
    if Russia agrees to go down to the same level. It can eliminate
    tactical nuclear weapons to underscore that it understands that a
    nuclear weapon is a nuclear weapon, no matter its size, yield,
    range, or mode of delivery. It can agree never to produce highly
    enriched uranium and plutonium for weapons purposes, and
    accept the need for intrusive verification if other states agree to
    end such production as well. It can commit never again to test a
    nuclear device, and ratify the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty.

    "If the United States were to do all these things, it would make clear,
    to our citizens and the world, that it is serious about tackling the
    nuclear danger. It would reestablish the nation as the leader of the
    global nuclear nonproliferation movement. Above all, it would make the world a much
    safer place."

    © Copyright 2007 Globe Newspaper Company.
PEACE and LOVE

How beautiful the world is when we live and work together in peace.
Global Strategy of Nonviolence
Mother Theresa said, “Peace begins with a smile.”
Welcome! A Global Strategy of Nonviolence
FOR the CHILDREN A World-Wide Unity Campaign
A Strategy to Bring Peace For the Children and Stop  War
(GS of NV)
GUIDELINES

In 3 years, we the
people, can change the
world.

PLAN ALL 3 PHASES

PHASE ONE:

Mobilize, in every village,
town, and city,in every
country!

Select Demands
and Deadlines

One year awareness
campaign

Starting Event

Septermber 11, 2021

+23 scheduled events


PEOPLE POWER

The People must be
HEARD, the Moderate
Voice

We want the children to
see an overt exhibit of
nonviolence.
PHASE TWO:

Conflict Resolution
and Disarmament

PHASE THREE:

Programs For the
Children