HISTORY

The Peace Plan Group was assembled from the ashes of the World Trade Centre (WTC) attack on 11th September 2001, and from subsequent discussions pertaining to the attack. Despite bitter condemnation of our views in the early days, we have been consistent in searching for an apolitical, non-military resolution to the "war on terrorism."

OBJECTIVES

Peace Movement characterised by "persuasiveness, pluralism, flexibility and sensitivity"

(Younge G: The Guardian: 29-10-01

Technological movement geared towards ensuring that the movement`s collective voice is heard and that it achieves its stated aims ( Peaceplangroup).

Active Support for a cohesion of other pressure groups that reflect the balanced views within the peace movement, and which will be readily accessible to those who share our aim of ending the "War on Terrorism" in it`s current military vogue ( Links and affiliations ).

As Mairead Maguire, a 1976 Nobel Peace Prize winner said;

"In Northern Ireland, we have had 30 years of violence and deep political problems.
We were helped into our peace process with the encouragement of the American
Government that we should solve our problems non-violently."
(LeBlanc2001)

Apolitical in our leanings, with a recognition and respect for others ideologies, cultures, creeds, religions, disabilities and genders.

Non Aggression is to be a root consideration when developing strategies and radical rethinks of future policy recommendations in trouble spot areas.

Local, National and International Voice to the world`s troublespots, educating and offering hope where none may be felt.

Commitment to Global Social Responsibility educating Governments, Religions, Corporations, Cultural Bodies and individuals (Prism).

Terms of Reference

By providing an alternative to military action, the PPG aims to conduct a constructive means of protest and alternative solutions.

Contact Details

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Members Information

To contact the Group to join, for information or to report broken links please send email to:
Ste@peaceplangroup.assets.org.uk

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