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Cyberpeacefare:

Started this discussion. Last reply by Al LeBlanc May 17. 4 Replies

Have initiated Cyberpeacefare Blog on Global Ethics Network and Linkedin.Objective; Facilitate world peace and understanding -up-down-up-across cyberspace: :peace/ethics/religious/academic pyramids.…Continue

 

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"Not getting much feedback/blowback  in Cyberpeacefare Blog !  Stupid questions ? Indifference Whatever ? Would appreciate your suggestions for improvement.("Biggest room in the world is room for improvement.) What about idea of trying…"
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"1.0 CYBERPEACEFARE 1.1 Objective Function. Contribute to World Peace & Understanding. 1.2 Means to End. Social Media/WorldWideWeb to "inter-connect u&me/usall" to better understand what is driving such insanity to humanity: death,…"
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Al LeBlanc replied to Al LeBlanc's discussion Cyberpeacefare:
"I see my role as a  "reasonable man catalyst" to encourage Interfaith Interoperability Dialogue by "usall"cyberdenizens with a conscience to try to understand the reasoning behind the insanity of humanity based on…"
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Andreas Rekdal replied to Al LeBlanc's discussion Cyberpeacefare:
"It's an interesting concept!I definitely think that the goal of bridging gaps between the monotheistic religions is a laudable and important one! Personally, I have found that interfaith conversations become richer as the scope grows, however.…"
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Al LeBlanc replied to Al LeBlanc's discussion Cyberpeacefare:
"Andreas:  My objective in this blog is to enable "us/all" cyberdenizens with a conscience  to better understand each other; especially Interfaith Interoperability Dialogue of the World's Three Great Monotheistic Religions:…"
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Andreas Rekdal replied to Al LeBlanc's discussion Cyberpeacefare:
"Excellent idea! Will your cyberpeacefare interfaith dialogue be open to those outside the scope of monotheism as well?"
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Tell everyone a little about yourself and what you hope to gain from the Global Ethics Network.
Being a "senior citizen" with broad: "perspective&proportion",education (severaldegrees),experience and interests for: global peace,national/economic/technological security I am using social media to collaborate with others with similar objectives.

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Carnegie Global Ethics Network/ Cyberpeacefare Blog

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See Cyberpeacefare Blog - New Blog - Looking for participants !

Cyberpeacefare

Posted on April 27, 2013 at 7:36pm 0 Comments

Cyberpeacefare: Using social media to promote World Peace & Understanding.. Moral responsibility/opportunity of u&me/usall - too much Indifference - collectively we cyberdenizens can make a difference acting singularly. 

Become CyberPeacePatriot: Take moment to RT "Let there be peace on earth and let it begin with 

with "Me&U/USALL" ? Enough Insanity-We are all Humanity ?

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