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Dreamtank Gateway are in the process of making a documentary of the dreamtank document, a viable framework for peaceful planetary governance based on sovereignty of the individual and eco-villages

19 Dec 2007 12:00

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Dreamtank Gateway are in the process of making a documentary of the dreamtank document, a viable framework for peaceful planetary governance based on sovereignty of the individual and eco-villages. Document can be viewed by e-mailing [email protected].

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