World Peace Man

This is one of the more controversial books from the Bronson Collection, as it draws upon the deeper significance of the 1969 Woodstock festival, and from those principals, extrapolates an imaginative scenario that Bronson maintains, could produce a new order of peace, freedom, tolerance and equality, and most importantly, greater fairness to the hundreds of millions who don't know if they will survive through the day. Bronson's clearly laid-out plan is imbued with a common sense approach to propagate greater peace throughout the world. It is possible, and this book is certainly a worthy read.

Hey, we've tried everything else; why not ask a Hippie?