Thomas 
                         P.O. Box 27217
                     Washington, D.C.  20038
                         (202) 462-0757
                                             January 5, 1992
Alana Hunter
3516 S. 6th Street
Arlington, Virginia   22204

Dear Alana:

It was really thoughtful of you to remember us with your holiday
greetings, reflective letter, and books.  Thank you.

Because they corresponded to the points I hoped to convey, and
echoed the opinions of others who have reviewed it, your comments
about my manuscript were very encouraging.  Your initiative in
giving it to Albert Mokhibar was great.  The more people you
distribute it to the better.  Last night just before I left the
computer, I punched in the commands to call up Joan Drake's
address, so when I got here this morning her address was on my
screen.  When I picked up your letter this morning and realized
that you mentioned showing her the manuscript -- being very fond of
coincidences -- I was delighted.  If no individual is capable of
taking on the financial burden, perhaps enough individuals will be
seriously interested in publishing the manuscript that we can get
it printed through a cooperative effort.

On January 8, 1991 the D.C. Board of Elections will decide whether
Proposition One is a proper subject for voter initiative for the
District of Columbia.  Since we have already had it approved once,
we are not expecting any difficulties.  We are better organized for
moving it along than ever before.

At 6:00 on January 15, 1992 we will be holding a meeting in the
Reeves Building, Largeg Conference Room, 2000 14th Street, N.W. We
will show a thirty minute video which further explains the concept
of Proposition One.  This tape is the first in an intended series
of Proposition One promotional videos.  It is narrated by Dr. Ted
Taylor, an ex-MAD nuclear physicist now on our Board of Advisors,
and features a political/economic history of the Bomb with
appearances by leading figures.

This video is targeted at spiritually, and particularly christian
oriented people.  Hopefully, however, even the most devout atheist
would find it thought provoking.  It's fast moving, informative,
and funny, in a sick sort of way.  We think it also makes a clear
connection between international military expenditures and domestic
economic problems.  In order for this idea to succeed it will need
to be the subject of a broad and enthusiastic movement.  This video
is the best devise we've come up with for explaining and
stimulating interest in the idea.

After the video we will be answering questions, discussing
stratagies for collection of the requisite number of signatures
necessary to qualify the measure for the D.C. election in 1992.
Hope to see you on January 15, 1992.

                     For Unity and Harmony,