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- What country do you live in?
- Belgium
- Do you have a favorite quote to share?
- Peace is the respect for human values.
- What is your interest in PeaceWork?
- With friends from around the world of different races, cultures and religions we have analysed world problems: wars, religious conflicts, violence, commercial exploitation, Nature degradation, education...
We have set up Danellandia, a campaign for peace and humanity. It is based on human values.
We send messages to world leaders and organizations to help promote peace and humanity.
- How long have you been involved in PeaceMaking?
- Peace has interested me since I was an adolescent.
Danellandia was founded on 28 March 2004.
- Are you currently involved in any non-profit or volunteer work?
- We have proposed projects in social welfare and Nature care: www.curamundi.net and www.naturealliance.net.
- What is your Passion? Your Purpose?
- Peace is my passion. Bring more peace and humanity to the world. Mankind should awaken to a new start.
- How do any products or services you offer contribute to making the world more peaceful?
- In February we are launching "sweet diamonds", a campaign of short notes to make people think about peace with themselves, with their fellow human beings and with Nature.
- Is there anything else that you'd like us to know about you?
- Peace is the only option to save the planet. Danellandia wants to show that to the world.
- Do you have a website?
- http://www.danellandia.net
Pedro Danelli's Blog
The true American dream
Human values are the basis of peace. Peace is the best environment for love (in all its facets - starting from a smile). And peace and love together mean happiness.
Happiness cannot be bought. A lot of people in western countries and ever more in less develo… Continue
Posted on February 12, 2008 at 7:04am —
Sabre as a peace tour present
Several papers showed Mr Bush holding a sabre he had just received as a present on his visit to Saudi Arabia.
The sabre does not seem to be an appropriate present to be given to someone on a peace tour of the Middle East, unless it symbolizes the willingness to bury the weapons and to really open all channels to reach peace in a region torn by war and conflict for so many decades.
Bury the sabre, build peace. If that was the message, it will hopefully be understood by all factio
… ContinuePosted on January 16, 2008 at 7:50am —
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Thank you for sending your message to me... I'm delighted to become your friend here at the Peace Portal. I love being part of this site & I'll try to stay in contact as much as possible... I hope that you & all your efforts- blossom & bring peaceful fruits in the coming years.
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