#cyberpeacefare #cyberpeacecitizen
Cyberpeacecitizen: A person who realizes that it is incumbent on "U&MeUsAll", acting as individual consciences, to have our voices (resonate bottom up) in the cyberdomain for "world peace and planet survival." One becomes a cyberpeacecitizen by using the #cyberpeacefare hashmark for contributing your voice to the dream. One can also re-tweet the song lyrics:
"Let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me"
as a supporter of the #cyberpeacefare concept. Better yet compose your own message and/or send a selfie for peace.
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