For Immediate Release
Contact: Maryann Palumbo
or Alison DeSena
212-645-6900
WITH OUR COUNTRY AT WAR OVERSEAS,
KIDS ARE URGED TO MAKE PEACE IN THEIR BACKYARDS

Dr. Fad Introduces “Kids Declaration 1441” Asking Kids to Get Rid of Their
Toy Guns Sending a Message to the World About Peace,
Love & Understanding

Let’s face it, the last thing we need right now is for our kids to be running around the backyard shooting at each other. We’re all enough on edge – with our country at war and terrorism in the back of everyone’s minds- that we needn’t be concerned with the fact that our children are acting more violent than those in countries we are actually trying to disarm.

With that in mind, Dr. Fad, the man behind of the original Wacky WallWalker, is asking kids to take part in a program he’s titled, “Kids Declaration 1441.” As a way to send a message to the world that our children need to be growing up in a less violent environment, Dr. Fad is asking kids to send him their toy guns, and in turn, they will receive original Wacky WallWalkers – some good ol’ clean, non-violent fun, just what the Dr. has ordered for this country.

Dr. Fad will then take all the toy guns that have been sent in and make sure that they don’t make it into the hands of any other children – destroy them at his headquarters in Washington, DC. All kids have to do is send their toy guns, name and return address to:

“Kids Declaration 1441”
c/o Jericho Communications
304 Hudson Street – 7th Floor
New York, NY 10013

“Our children are growing up in a violent world, and anything we can do to alleviate some of that negative energy is to their benefit,” explained Dr. Fad, a.k.a. Ken Hakuta. “This world of ours needs to laugh and have fun minus all the violent undertones. So, I figured that we should start at the very beginning by sending a message to our children and thus the world, that we can live peacefully and have loads of fun – without guns acting as a catalyst in our children’s games and imagination.”

Dr. Fad, a.k.a. Ken Hakuta, is available for interviews.