Yoko: “Let’s go back to the future, you know. That’s why we’re here. We want to talk mainly to the young people all over the world, because those are the people who are going to be the next generation. They’re going to be the next world, you know, and we just want to say we are with them. We’re not preaching or anything like that. We want to be with them and we’re with them.”
Listen to John & Yoko on honeymoon spreading their peace message in Amsterdam.
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“They cannot move to a healthier place to raise their families because the value of their house plummeted when the water went bad — and they cannot afford to relocate. They have to open their windows when they run the water to prevent methane gas from building up and risk explosion. It is a terrible fate, and there is no way to reverse what has happened to them. And it is outrageous that the gas companies accuse these honorable, defenseless people of lying — we saw the brown smelly water ourselves in homes right next to fracking sites. The fact that the water was nasty brown around their houses really scared me.”
Read more from Yoko here.
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Yoko QandA day – Fridays on Twitter & Facebook – latest answers here:
Yoko Ono: Being a Beatle wife is harder than being married to a politician
Yoko Ono: War Is Over! (If You Want It) (MCA, Sydney, Australia)
IMAGINE NO FRACKING: ‘Let’s Give Clean Water a Chance’ by Yoko Ono
I LOVE YOU EARTH by Yoko Ono – For EARTH DAY 22 April 2013. Happy Earth Day! love, yoko
CBC News Arts & Entertainment: Yoko Ono’s lifelong inspirations
‘Hold Me’ is ONO’s 10th Number One on the the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play Charts
Yoko Ono – ACORN – a new poetry and art book from OR Books
Yoko Ono & Thurston Moore live – Transatlantyk Poznan International Film & Music Festival,
On the Day of the Birth of Nutopia – 1 April 2013 by Yoko OnoPEOPLE HAVE IMAGINED PEACE |
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