Global Orgasm For World Peace!!!

WTF?!?!?!
Ppl be ready for 22/12/06..

San Francisco: Two peace activists have planned a massive anti-war demonstration for the first day of winter. But they don’t want you marching in the streets. They’d rather you just stay home.
The Global Orgasm for Peace was conceived by Donna Sheehan, 76, and Paul Reffell, 55, who live together on a houseboat along scenic Tomales Bay in Marin County. Their immodest goal is for everyone in the world to have an orgasm on December 22 while focusing on world peace.
“The orgasm gives out an incredible feeling of peace during it and after it,” Reffell said on Sunday. “Your mind is like a blank. It’s like a meditative state. And mass meditations have been shown to make a change.” The couple are no strangers to sex and social activism. Sheehan, no relation to fellow Northern California anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan, brought together nearly 50 women in 2002 who stripped naked and spelled out the word “Peace” on a hillside in Marin County. The stunt spawned a minimovement called Baring Witness that led to similar unclothed demonstrations worldwide.
The couple have studied evolutionary psychology and believe that war is mainly an outgrowth of men trying to impress potential mates, a case of “my missile is bigger than your missile,” as Reffell put it. By promoting what they hope to be a synchronised global orgasm, they hope to get people to channel their energy into something more positive.
“Religion, science, art, medicine—you name any great accomplishment that the human race has made and none of it has stopped war and aggression,” Sheehan said. “We thought, ‘What’s the next unbelievable, untested biological gift that we’ve all been given?’ The orgasm.”
The couple have been receiving 26,000 visitors a day to their site. Sheehan said she received “a letter from a man in Istanbul” who lamented that as he lacked a partner, he couldn’t take part. They assured him there were no rules for when, where or how the orgasm was achieved, as long as it was on the given day, she said. “It’s what ever turns you on,” Reffell said. Participants can identify one another through the “secret signal,” of a thumb and forefinger shaped to form the letter O.
The one guideline Sheehan and Reffell do encourage everyone to follow is to practice safe sex and use birth control, citing overpopulation as a source of many of the world’s woes.

Donna Sheehan & Paul Reffell