Here is the first pamphlet I distributed to 10 colleges and universities in the spring of 1988, and two years later in south Plymouth. Many of the schools were in finals, or all but shut down for the summer, but Boston University, the first one I went to, was crowded. I probably passed out 1500, and had letter size posters of the same text on the bulletin boards, as well. Some of the quieter schools only got the posters. I'd written to the Senate almost a year before, and it was crystal clear to me that they would not adhere to the demands of the Prophesy, from the responses they sent devoid of spiritual mention. I agonized over using the word 'isolationism' because I had no room to explain further, that I felt the U.S. was being overburdened in defense expenditure in Europe. I also now feel using the word 'abrogation' of presidential order was a mistake, but I got the word out. The press was to get notified next.