Positive press coverage of US Tower of Invincibility in Washington DC - Part III
by Global Good News Staff Writer

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18 October 2007

Jeffrey S. Abrahmson, who is leading the project to build a Tower of Invincibility in Washington DC, USA recently reported on the success of a press conference announcing the plan, held on 5 October at the at the Hay Adams Hotel in Lafayette Park, in front of the White House.

As reported in Part I and Part II of this article, the press conference was well attended and the project received widespread positive coverage.

Mr Abramson read excerpts from some of the press articles, including one from the Washington Times.

The article was titled 'Peace Tower set for the Washington DC area'.

Mr Abramson was quoted in the article. ''The Tower will be a monument to peace,'' he said, 'and is derived from the principles of the International Center for Invincible Defense, a New York organization.''

'It calls for groups of people to practise advanced meditation techniques,' the article continued, 'and says that Transcendental Meditation can calm hostilities in the world, and prevent violence and war.'

The article reported, 'Mr Abramson said that the Tower represents scientific principles and a universal knowledge of how to create peace.'

The continuation of Mr Abramson's talk including more excerpts from the press, will be featured in Part IV of this series.

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