It seemed impossible. Within a week of the most devastating foreign attack on the U.S. mainland in its history—a day when thousands died and virtually everyone in the country began worrying about their own physical safety and that of their loved ones—people were in the streets, demanding peace. Lots of people: thousands in New York, San Francisco, Boston, Portland and… return to article
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Reader Comments (1)Page 1 of 1 pagesHi,
We are a Japanese peace group.
We have made educational picture books, which contain peace messages in the following URL. The messages are about “good and evil addiction”, which is a common psychological cause of most conflicts, but few people are aware of the existence of the symptoms.http://www.j15.org/EnEhonIndex.htm
Could you read them when you have time, please?
And if you like them, it is most appreciated to spread them around.
Thank you!Jun Togo
The author of “good and evil addiction”
The founder of “Wa for the peace”
Posted by Jun Togo on Nov 28, 2004 at 6:01 PM Page 1 of 1 pages -
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