The new approach offered by the Global Financial Capital of New York
by Global Good News staff writer

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10 April 2007

In the Global Press Conference on 4 April, Dr Bevan Morris, Prime Minister of the Global Country of World Peace, outlined the new approach now being offered by the Global Financial Capital of New York for solving the problems that continue to face mankind.

Dr Morris pointed out that in spite of the great wealth in the world, there is still terrible suffering, war, poverty, and disease everywhere.

'Something different has to be done,' Dr Morris said. We cannot think that by doing the same thing we have been doing all along, these problems are going to disappear. 'There has to be another new approach that is offered,' he said, 'and this is what the Global Financial Capital of New York is set up to do.'

The Global Financial Capital is at 70 Broad Street, originally the historic American Bank Note Building, one block from the New York Stock Exchange.

Programmes are being offered to ambassadors of the United Nations for the Invincibility of their nation, and investment opportunities offered to the wealthy investors and powerful financial corporations and funds of New York.

The Press and everyone from these institutions are invited to come and gain a completely new perspective on what is possible, based upon the latest discoveries in the field of the unified level of all the laws of nature, the Unified Field of Natural Law.

'The purpose of coming to the Global Financial Capital of New York is to accomplish things that have never been accomplished before in human history from lack of this knowledge which we now have in our possession,' Dr Morris said.

For more information about the six-point programme to create a healthy, happy society, and peaceful world, visit: 'New organization...' and Global Financial Capital of New York.

Copyright © 2007 Global Good News(sm) Service





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