(What's So Funny About) Peace, Love and Understanding?
http://going.com/peaceloveunderstanding
33 members
An umbrella group for peace and social activism groups.
A friendly place for peace, antiwar, and social justice
activists, non-conformists, radicals, hippies, free thinkers,
beats, artists, poets, philosophers, and peaceful people to
communicate ideas and share information.
As I walk through
This wicked world
Searchin' for light in the darkness of insanity.
I ask myself
Is all hope lost?
Is there only pain and hatred, and misery?
And each time I feel like this inside,
There's one thing I wanna know:
What's so funny about peace love and understanding?


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Robert
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Peace
Winter Warmer: a benefit for Mass families in need, 1/14 + -
http://www.boston.com/ae/music/articles/2...
"Woody really spoke to me as a kid," Moock, 35, recalls. "My dad took me to see Pete Seeger and [Woody's son, musician] Arlo Guthrie, and Pete really moved me, too. I guess the music I've always been moved by is music that connects me to progressive issues and social involvement. It's always been a big part of what I've wanted to do as a musician."
http://boston.going.com/event-511205;...
Paine
a memo to Barack Obama from Deepak Chopra + -
If you have a vision of change that goes to the heart of this country's deep problems, ending our dependence on war is far more important than ending our dependency on foreign oil. The most immediate changes are economic. Unless it can make as much money as war, peace doesn't stand a chance. Since aerospace and military technologies remain the United States' most destructive export, fostering wars around the world, what steps can we take to reverse that trend and build a peace-based economy?
1. Scale out arms dealing and make it illegal by the year 2020.
2. Write into every defense contract a requirement for a peacetime project.
3. Subsidize conversion of military companies to peaceful uses with tax incentives and direct funding.
4. Convert military bases to housing for the poor.
5. Phase out all foreign military bases.
6. Require military personnel to devote part of their time to rebuilding infrastructure.
7. Call a moratorium on future weapons technologies.
8. Reduce armaments like destroyers and submarines that have no use against terrorism and were intended to defend against a superpower enemy that no longer exists.
9. Fully fund social services and take the balance out of the defense and homeland security budgets.
These are just the beginning. We don't lack creativity in coping with change. Without a conversion of our present war economy to a peace economy, the high profits of the military-industrial complex ensures that it will never end. Do these nine steps seem unrealistic or fanciful? In various ways, other countries have adopted similar measures. The former Soviet army is occupied with farming and other peaceful work, for example. But comparisons are rather pointless, since only the United States is burdened with such a massive reliance on defense spending. Ultimately, empire follows the dollar. As a society, we want peace, and we want to be seen as a nation that promotes peace. For either ideal to come true, you as president must back up your vision of change with economic reality. So far, that hasn't happened under any of your predecessors. All hopes are pinned on you.
Deepak Chopra is acknowledged as one of the world's greatest leaders in the field of mind-body medicine. He is the author of over 50 books, including Buddha: A Story of Enlightenment and Ageless Body, Time
Tracy
Nick DiPaolo, Gary Gulman, Kevin Knox, Joe List, Kelly MacFarland + -
Thanks!
Tracy Harding
Founder, "Comics For A Cure" Boston
Paine
DINNER, DEMOCRACY & A MOVIE + -
night. So join us on NOVEMBER 14, for this historic, tasty and inspired
evening, and remember, Your Vote Counts!
http://boston.going.com/event-459094;...
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