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Milestone Broadcast Corporation 2024 Investment/Merger/Sponsor/Donor Presentation · Good News To Go: Peace, Love & HOPE

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  Hi. My name is Paul Slatkis. I grew up in Tarrytown, New
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  York. I played in the band, I sold shoes, and I like
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  show business. I like shoe business, but I like show business. I
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  couldn't spell. So with that in mind, I got a job at CBS
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  Television and I want to share this with you just so briefly you know a
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  little bit about our background, my background, and then we'll tell you about
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  our company quite quickly so you can get right to the nitty gritty and the
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  nitty gritty here is. This is a corporate video, and I want you
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  to know what our company has to offer you, how you're going to make
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  money with our corporation, how we're going to make money with our corporation,
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  and how the world is going to make money with our corporation. Okay,
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  we're worldly and we have been in the worldly business with multicultural marketing and advertise.
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  In fact, everything we do Pause the world for peace we'll talk about
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  later. That's an International Day of Peace, and so that's the bottom line.
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  So in essence, we can get right to the subject matter. Milestone
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  Broadcast Corporation is a company that initially started as a result of CBS Television my
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  original career with some great shows that you can say, all in a family
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  and so on and so forth. Then I went to Channel thirteen and I
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  worked on some more shows with them Nature Series. A lot of these shows
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  are still on the air. In the Brain Series, I helped with general
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  support announcements, which was a way that Channel thirteen could make money. And
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  then I left Channel thirteen and went to WNYC. WNYC is a station that
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  leased out their time and foreign broadcasters. The Chinese said to me, who
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  were one of the broadcasters one to come and help us. I said,
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  Wow, there's a lot of Asians out there. Maybe can then one day
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  broadcast my show. If I do something for somebody, then they're happy with
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  me. As I'm going to do for you. You're going to be happy
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  because you're going to make money and everybody else is going to make money as
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  well by make money by doing good and showing the good and sharing the good.
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  Our mission is to find, receive, create good news content. So
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  we went into the multicultural marketing and advertising business. We didn't know what we're
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  doing nineteen eighty five, okay, and we did well with full service.
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  Were raised about twenty five million dollars worth of billy. We did hundreds of
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  events. I know them all, the owners of the media. I may
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  cut deals with them so I could buy the media for J. Walter Thompson
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  for big agencies. And we were the agencies for the IBMS and the sprints
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  and the Western Unions and it all worked out lucky us, not lucky us.
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  Hard working. We had nine people working, We had offices, We
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  had a TV studio down in the I'm Square Times Square Studios where Reuters is.
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  Then we went down to seventeenth and eighteenth and fifth Avenue. Eventually we
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  went to for seventeen years. We're down there. We're long term people.
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  You get in business with us, you're in business with us for life,
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  hopefully, because that's our plan. That's what I want. Best friends forever
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  and hard working ones and doing good for the world ones. Okay, multicultural
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  marketing worked out really well. Actually in between there, we did a little
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  show called Woodstock Forever Woodstock. We did the twentieth anniversary with Richie Havens,
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  who started the original of Woodstock, singing the song for edom. I like
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  to show this tie. I wear it around everywhere and everybody's happy because freedom
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  is what it's all about. And we have a movie, two hour documentary
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  that's part of the assets that we come with. You see it's please do
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  Casa read up Red Freedom. Freedom. Sometimes I feel like I'm all come
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  Freedo Fredo. It was a lot more than drug, sex and rock and
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  roll. It was about a nation coming together for three days around music in
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  a peaceful way, and we're giving that message to the next generation so that
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  they'll understand the importance of working together or change involvement for your own mind.
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  My feeling is that what is happening in this twentieth anniversary is in fact clarity
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  of the issue, clarity of the past, clarity of what woulds Like really
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  stood for, and it's all going to the younger generation, whether the media
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  knows it, no matter whether we know it or not. That's what we
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  look that we are pond pot Plant, far ahead of our times in terms
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  of getting over the home, in terms of having the actual material, who's
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  going to change at which all the young people who did them. In addition
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  to the nineteen eighty nine twentieth anniversary celebration, arm movie is included some of
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  those media icons and everyday citizens represent peace, love and vote behind me is
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  a happy face. That's another asset that we come with. We created the
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  trademark for a happy face with arms and legs actually before the I believe the
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  Japanese created the emoji. So we have good things. Good things are coming
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  okay. We also have a two screen hand set telephone pattern that we're involved
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  with some company. We're also involved with a line of clothes with Claire Dabb
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  And we're also involved with Who's Depart Choker's Yogi for many years, and as
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  well as Laura Norman, who's Reflexology Superstar after twenty years. Most of these
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  beautiful shoes all right, and she was in tons of media and we have
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  that company to take out there as well. In addition to that, our
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  assets are the Good News broadcast six five hundred shows and Good Shows with over
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  a thousand corporations. But I'm not going back to those corporations until I have
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  a real team. We have a budget forty three people request. We're looking
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  for about five million dollars. People say, ask for more money. We'll
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  come out with a movie. We'll come out with a lot of shoes.
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  We'll come out with multicultural marketing. We know how to do it. It's
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  not like we don't. All right, I've always seen business Manager Chapel fifteen.
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  I've always seen all these things already. So that's the plan. We
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  want you to join us. We also started a nonprofit five oh one said
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  three, So Milestone oversees the productions for the Good News Corporation. Five o'
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  one c three International Day of Piece September twenty first, six hour live worldwide
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  show, top quality. We also did an Earth Day show. So this
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  is what we have to discuss with you and find out what your needs are
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  and what your vision is, and see if it makes sense to work together
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  in the sense of an investor partner sponsors for some of our events. We
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  look forward to speaking with you. Thank you very much, Bye bye.
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  All right, We're going to go to Ringo Star. Okay, Peace and
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  love, everybody, Peace and love. Yes, my name is Ringo and
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  I'm here to make you aware on the twenty first of September it's the International
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  Day and Moments of Peace. So I'm here on behalf of the UN General
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  Secretary to let you know that at noon on the twenty first that we can
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  have a moment of silence for peace. I'm going to have my moment now.
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  Oh, I feel good, peace and love everybody. I think nature
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  is the United Nation. This tree stands as a symbol of what nature and
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  us can do together the heal the world. But we've got to work much
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  harder. We must respect each other, no matter what country, religion,
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  or culture. But we must respect the natural world. And unless we can
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  interact better with the natural world and more harmony, world peace will be impossible
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  because if you lose water, the climate changes. If the whole world is
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  pollutant, how can there be peace between men. You're watching the Peace Stay
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  global Internet broadcasts celebrating the United Nations International Day of Peace. So the day
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  I want everyone here to commit to join the quest for peace. Go forward
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  in the struggle for peace with passion and compassion. The future of this world
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  is in your hands. Imagine not for people living peace. You may say
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  I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one. Perhaps some day you
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  join us in the world. The doctor put the factor