Just a reminder that the new date for Gerald Celente’s and the Trends Research Institute’s Occupy Peace rally is September 20. As we announced in March, the date was moved to coincide with World Peace Day, which is September 21.
Rescheduling the event positions the institute to stage its unique rally and movement while the world’s attention shifts, albeit briefly, to peace.
“Occupy Peace is more – much more – than a rally,” said Celente, the institute’s founder and Trends Journal publisher. “It is the dawn of a movement designed to reinstate the essential values that gave birth to this nation and provide hands-on tools for advancing peace.”
At noon Sunday, September 20, Celente and the Occupy Peace team will provide techniques individuals need to wage and champion peace in their communities. They will do so in historic Kingston, N.Y. The roots of this movement will take hold at the heart of the oldest intersection in the country. At the corners of Crown and John streets in Kingston, New York, stand four magnificent pre-Revolutionary War structures. These buildings stand in the shadow of the Kingston Courthouse, constructed in 1789. The courthouse and earlier buildings on the site (since 1683) were the scene of critical episodes in the founding of the nation and the writing of the United States Constitution. There is no more meaningful and inspiring location at which to replant the seeds of true democracy than here; no better place to resample our moral and constitutional DNA than here.
The spring edition of Celente’s Trends Journal will contain an in-depth look at the event and the movement. Those stories will be made available on Occupypeace.us.
We hope you can make it to the September 20 rally. Attendees gathered on these historic streets will learn the steps they can take in their communities to demand that peace, not endless war, drives the agendas of their elected officials. Visit Occupypeace.us.
