Dalai Lama supports WMD for global telco peace project

On WorldMessageDay, the extra SMS & MMS messages of love, peace & friendship from cell phones will be 'votes' calling on world leaders to end child starvation. Network operators are invited to support WMD by donating their increase in messaging revenue on the day to a charity of their choice that helps feed starving children. The Dalai Lama likes WMD, as does Queen Elizabeth and Presidents such as Chirac and Mbeki. Visit http://www.worldmessageday.org and help send the world a message!

Twenty years ago 45,000 people starved to death every day. Today about 24,000 people will die and as you read this, a child under 5 starves to death every 4.8 seconds.

WorldMessageDay is the world's 1st global petition, calling on world leaders to end child starvation.

On 1st May 2004 the extra SMS & MMS messages of love, peace & friendship sent from cell/mobile phones will be 'votes' calling on world leaders to end child starvation. Telcos can participate free of charge and as they only donate the increase in their messaging revenue on the one day, they will stand to profit from this project by increasing the penetration and usage of SMS and MMS messaging.

You are invited to learn more about this event by visiting the official web site at http://www.worldmessageday.org Phone companies can learn more about this event at http://worldmessageday.org/telcos.html

At the web site you can read letters about this non-profit project from famous world leaders including the Dalai Lama, Queen Elizabeth II, Tony Blair and others.

Until WorldMessageDay, visitors to the site can also join the WorldMessageDay movement, get a free email account and even feed a hungry child for free.