"Perhaps the most graphic example of the relationship between human rights and peace is the right of peace groups to exist and to promote their views. In fact, the treatment of peace groups may be a litmus test of governments' true desire for peace."

--President Ronald Reagan,
to the United Nations General Assembly,
September 24, 1984.

1) nine-page report to President Ronald Reagan, dated July, 1988 on the first page; with copies of the following terms of reference included:

--affixed to page 1.:

i) December 20, 1987 "WIZARD OF ID" comic strip--copyright 1987 "News America Syndicate",
ii) undated (form) letter from "CBS BROADCAST GROUP" (received April 19, 1988), and
iii) April 19, 1988 The Province article, "Kids tear-gassed",

--affixed to page 2., May 21, 1988 Vancouver Sun article, "Soviets ready for Western newspapers",

--affixed to page 3., March 7, 1987 Globe and Mail article, "West Germans cautious about joint ventures with Soviets",

--affixed to page 4.:
i) November 1, 1988 Vancouver Sun article, "Reagan denies existence of Iran-arms scandal",
ii) November 30, 1988 Vancouver Sun article, "2 charges against North stand", and
iii) copy of Acknowledgement of Receipt for September 1, 1988 registered letter #378 to Mr. Peter Jennings, ABC News,

--affixed to page 6., October 2, 1987 Toronto Star article, "Soviet influence working on media Reagan suggests",

--affixed to page 7:

i) October 12, 1988 The Province article, "Sting's challenge", and
ii) November 1, 1988 The Province article, "Reagan rapped by hostage",

--affixed to page 8:

i) November 14, 1988 The Province article, "Reagan waives drug law", and
ii) July 21, 1988 The Province article, "I WON'T FIGHT",

--affixed to page 9., September 8, 1988 Rolling Stone article, "McCartney LP to rock U.S.S.R.",

a) page containing:

i) February 14, 1987 Vancouver Sun articles, "Tass blames protests on newsmen", and "No more blank pages, Gorbachev vows", and
ii) copy of List of Contents for the June 28, 1986 submission to Mr. Ian Gill, "Centre for Investigative Journalism",

b) February 23, 1988 Vancouver Sun article by Peter Grose of Foreign Affairs, "Soviet archives have U.S. angles",

c) List of Contents for the January 8, 1988 submission to the Honourable Ms. Pat Carney,

d) page containing:

i) excerpt from page of December 17, 1986 Globe and Mail containing articles titled: "U.S. gave Iraq satellite data to weaken Iran, Schultz says", "Tokyo envoy sought release of hostages", and "Churchman denies involvement in sale of arms to Tehran", and
ii) undated article from Globe and Mail editorial page, "Worth framing",

e) page containing excerpts from September 26, 1988, November 7, 1988 and November 14, 1988 editions of Time magazine,

f) "Regrets (For Terry Anderson and innocent victims and losers everywhere)", with affixation of November 25, 1988 The Province article, "Shackled U.S. hostage smashed head",

g) "The Legacy (The Little Red Shoes in The Park)" by Gordon C. Wong, with affixations of November 6, 1988 The Province article, "Star Wars contracts", and November 16, 1988 Vancouver Sun article, "Slayer was ultra-rightist, father says",

h) November 12, 1988 The Economist FINANCE articles, "Boers besieged", and "Giving banks Carta Blanca",

i) December 7, 1988 G.A.I.N. APPLICATION by Gordon C. Wong, and List of Contents for the submission, with copy of December 8, 1988 Globe and Mail article, "Out to put the world on its best behaviour" on the reverse.

2) copies of correspondence received since July 5, 1988 submission.

3) copies of September 1 and 2, 1988 statements to Mr. Peter Jennings, ABC News.

4) copy of Christmas, 1988 statement to SOVIET GENERAL SECRETARY Mikhail Gorbachev; with List of Contents for submission and attachments on the face.

"There are lives in the balance
There are people under fire
There are children at the cannons
And there is blood on the wire..."

--Jackson Browne, "Lives In The Balance"*--
copyright 1986 Swallow Turn Music, ASCAP

*-THIS PARTICULAR SONG, AS VISITORS TO THIS AWARD-WINNING WEBSITE AND/OR 'STUDENTS OF HISTORY' MAY RECALL, WAS USED BY THE AMERICAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY AS ITS THEME SONG DURING THE 1988 U.S. PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
FOR AN INTERESTING FOOTNOTE TO HISTORY ON THIS USE AS IT SEEMS, TO THIS PAIR OF EYES, APPLICABLE TO THE WORLD OF TODAY AS "ALL OF US" ENTER THE NEW MILLENNIUM, TAKE A BRIEF SIDESTEP HERE.

AS IS MORE WIDELY KNOWN, IN THE 1992 CAMPAIGN THE DEMOCRATS USED FLEETWOOD MAC'S SONG, "DON'T STOP ["DON'T STOP THINKING ABOUT TOMORROW"]".

LIKE JACKSON BROWNE, AT THE TIME 2 OF THEN-CREATIVE ARTISTS AGENCY (C.A.A.) C.E.O. MICHAEL OVITZ' 3 SPECIAL ASSISTANTS TELEPHONED ME IN 1990 (I AM ASSUMING HERE VISITORS TOOK THE LINK FROM JACKSON'S NAME ABOVE AND READ THE TEXT OF THE FAX I SENT C.A.A. IN RESPONSE TO OUR PHONE DISCUSSIONS), FLEETWOOD MAC AS A BAND WAS A C.A.A. CLIENT, AS WAS ROD STEWART.
(INCIDENTALLY, IF YOU TOOK THE LINK FROM ROD'S NAME HERE, WAS INTERESTED BY ITS CONTENTS AND HAVEN'T READ THE WHOLE THING IT IS ONLY PAGE 10. OF, YOU CAN READ IT FROM THE BEGINNING IF YOU TAKE A BRIEF SERIES OF SIDESTEPS HERE.)

FOR AN ENLIGHTENING FOOTNOTE ON THE USE BY THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION OF THAT SONG, TAKE ANOTHER BRIEF SIDETSTEP HERE.

OKAY, OKAY, MR. WONG--WHAT'S YOUR POINT?
WELL, I SUPPOSE IT'S THE ULTIMATE REASON WHY I OPENED THE WEBSITE.
IN 1996, THE DEMOCRATS APPARENTLY USED, AS THEIR CAMPAIGN THEME SONG, THE CHICAGO CLASSIC ROCK SONG, "BEGINNINGS", WITH ITS LYRICAL RIFF OF..."ONLY JUST BEGINNING"...
AND IN THE 2000 CAMPAIGN, AL GORE WERE USING THE SONG, 'LOVE TRAIN'...