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Global Community Newsletters from 1985 to 2006.
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Global Community Newsletters from 1985 to 1998 were not digitized.
Achievements From 1985 to 1998, I developed and defined global concepts such as 'Global Community', 'Global Dialogue', 'Global Parliament', 'Global Constitution', 'Global Law', 'Politics and Justice without borders', 'Global Ethics', 'Global Ministries', 'Global Rights', and the 'Scale of Human and Earth Rights' which, later on, I named the 'Scale of Global Rights'. Established a Global Dialogue between people, businesses, communities and nation governments. The global concepts are concerned about: A) humanity resolving global problems in a peaceful way for the benefit of all Peoples and Life on Earth; Measured environmental, social and economic indicators to evaluate global societal sustainability. Developed policies, strategies and legislative documents for the Earth Community Organization (ECO), the Global Community. Proposed to the United Nations (U.N.) a federation of all Nations, Earth Government, and the Global Constitution, a governing body based on democracy for all Peoples on Earth. Established the process to obtain the ECO Award, Global Citizenship, and the Certified Corporate Global Community Citizenship (CCGCC). Global Community WebNet Ltd., a federal corporation of Canada, was the first corporation on Earth to qualify and obtain the the CCGCC, and is a unique way to show the world that our ways of doing business are best for the Global Community. And I conducted the research and development of humanity's new vision which is about living a life and seeing the world through the: A) Global Community ethics to live by for life's survival on our planet. Humanity urgently wants social and ecological reforms, as well as a spiritual renewal to add trust, meaning, standards and practical guidelines to this new quest for survival. The ethics give humanity the moral foundation for a better individual and community. Global Community ethics offer a new global order away from despair and social chaos, and fundamental moral behaviors and irrevocable standards. You need not be religious to make this vision yours. This vision is for all human beings, for everyone to embrace freely, and live a life without fear regardless of their social origin, language, culture, sex, skin color or religion. |
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| 1999 |
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March 1999 Year 1998 has been a very successfull year for the Global Community.
One of the most important factors in our lives is the inter-connection
we have to others, to other countries. Through these connections we will
be able to create changes for good on a global scale. We must now all become
linked to others in faraway places on a much deeper level if we are to
work together to keep our planet healthy, productive and hospitable
for all people and living things.
We have promoted several of the objectives defined in our Constitution.
We are very proud to say that our Financial Statements show no losses. We were diligent. Year 1999 is a challenge we accept through the World Congress. It is a new, unique Global Dialogue on the measurement and management of global changes and sustainable development with respect to four levels of concern: environment, people, economic development, and availability of resources for the benefit of the Global Community. A sound working balance amongst the interactions has to be found to ensure a sustainable future for Earth. The World Congress is also unique because it will provide sound management policy solutions to the Global Community. It is a grassroots process involving everyone as part of the Global Community. New standards, goals and objectives have to be defined. Firm universal guidelines are essential for keeping the world healthy. Already we notice new ways of thinking being embraced, new behaviors and attitudes adopted. Sound solutions to all our problems will have to be researched, developed and made available to everyone on the Internet. This is la raison dêtre of our Global Community. To establish the scale of values (as explained in the Invitation previously sent to you), your abstracts and Papers should indicate what is very important to ensure a sound future for Earth, what is important, what is not so important, and what should be let go. An easily workable scale of values is needed to evaluate indicators and sustainable development, and to establish a universal benchmark, which people may employ everywhere. Your field of interest will have been thought through on four (4) levels (see file previously sent on ISSUES): 1. How does it affect the lives of people?
We must be ready to abandon traditional ways of dealing with things to achieve a sustainable future. Getting rich at the expense of everything else is no longer the acceptable way to go. Over the decades, projects which ignored everything except their own interests have a history of failure and human misery. If possible try to show how your field of interest influences all four areas and could develop positive policies (workable sound solutions) to submit to the Global Community. Your Paper will likely be followed by discussion as delegates seek ideas they can use in their own countries. Germain Dufour July 1999
Table of Contents 1. President's Message.
August 1999
Table of Contents 1. President's Message.
a. Personal
Sustainable Development pathway
b.
Impacts of air pollution on human health in Bangladesh
5. Summer call for abstracts to be published
in February 2000 Preliminary Program
November 1999
Calgary, Alberta, Canada Executive Committee
Table of Contents 1. President's Message.
12. Articles a. To-day's
children evoke a VISION of new millennium,
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| 2000 | June & December | 
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Global Community June 2000 Newsletter and achievements
Canada Founders Joseph-Germain Dufour, President
World Congress on Managing and Measuring Sustainable Development Final Preparation Table of Contents 1. President's Message.
Global Community December 2000 Newsletter and achievements
December 2000 Newsletter * Campaign to design the Earth flag * Universal Values, the Scale of Human Rights and Earth Management * The Interim Earth Government * Voting System in Earth Government * Religious beliefs, Peace in the world and Earth management * The Sociocratic Method of Decision Making. |
| 2001 | March - December |
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March to December 2001 Newsletters and achievements
Table of Contents March 2001 Newsletter
* Earth flag proposals * Join the Ministries of the Interim Earth Government * The Earth Charter development phases * Letter to ECO members about Earth Charter * The Earth Charter first draft * Building a charter for the Earth Community * We the Peoples * A People's Participation Movement * Science, Technology, Engineering, and Earth Management * Consumer Rights and Human Rights * Primordial Human Rights and Earth Management * Earth Charter and Earth Management * The Soul of the New Age * The Corporate Sector and Earth Management: don't let the fox guard the chicken coop * Water Security and Development * The Summit of the Americas, the FTAA and Earth Management May 2001 Newsletter
* The aspirations of the people of the Americas and Caribbean in the New Age * The Peoples Revolution of the New Age * Charter of the Earth Community July 2001 Newsletter
* Letter to the Secretary General of the United Nations * Letter to the people of the Middle East * For the children of the world: letters from Galina Gutina * Earth Environmental Governance * The Democratic Voting System for the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) * Earth Governance vs the United Nations * Revolution and Evolution * The Climate Change Ministry of Earth Government * Leadership and the humble citizen * The New Age Revelations, by God * God's Plan for Humanity * Freshwater and clean air as human rights * The Earth Ministry of Energy for the people September 2001 Newsletter
* The Soul of Humanity's Message * Reply letter to President Sadam Hussein * More New Age Revelations, by God October 2001 Newsletter
* Letter to the American People * Letter to the People of Afghanistan * Letter to the United Nations and NATO * Letter to Osama bin Laden * The Peoples Revolution of the New Age and Evolution * Western civilization clashes with Islamic civilization * Leadership for the Human Family: Reflective Human Action for a Culture of Peace * To Give in To the Protesters Would be to Turn Democracy on its Head * Reform the WTO! - But where are the Ideas * Beleaguered on the Shores of Lac Léman: the WTO Invites the Activists to Tea * Islam and environmental conservation * Wetland and water pollution management in Bangladesh November 2001 Newsletter
* The Soul of Humanity's Message * Letter to the children and women of Afghanistan * Declaration of Peace of the Earth Community * The New Age Civilization: all Peoples together, the Human Family, the Earth Community, the Global Community, Global Economic Cooperation, Global Governance, Earth Governance, Earth Environmental Governance, and the Earth Government * To build social and environmental concerns into the WTO trade rules * Trade and the Way of Life of the West to include ethical and moral values, responsibility and accountability in all situations and places * The Middle East and Afghanistan saga: moral accountability of the West, and the clash of the Love-Hate relationship between America and the Islamic Civilization * A global regulatory framework for capitals and corporations * The Peace Movement of the Earth Community * A transition from global competition to global co-operation which allows communities the freedom to pursue social and environmental objectives * Religion and Earth Management * Globalization and planetary trading blocks serving the Earth Community * No more wars means shelving the war industry, the modern evil * A method of raising global taxes, of redistributing incomes to the poorest communities, of providing debt-free technical assistance to non-industrial and developing countries to help them out of poverty and to meet environmental and social standards December 2001 Newsletter
* Letter to the Jews of Israel * The New Age Civilization: all Peoples together, the Human Family, the Soul of Humanity, the Earth Community, the Global Community, Global Economic Cooperation, Global Governance, Earth Governance, Earth Environmental Governance, and the Earth Government (Part 2) * Peace Movement of the Earth Community (Part 2) * Moral responsibility and accountability of the West and European nations toward the Middle East and Afghanistan (Part 2) * The good and the bad reputation given to free trade and globalization * Sustainable Development for the New Age Civilization: 1) The Glass Bubble concept of 'a Global Community', the Global Community, the Human Family, the Earth Community. 2) The definition of 'Sustainable Development' with the idea that free trade and the planetary trading blocks are serving the Human Family, and not the other way around for the benefits of a few people. 3) Universal Values, Global Governance, Earth Environmental Governance 4)The Scale of Human Rights. * God's pathways * Embargo on all US, Russian and European Union nations mass destruction chemicals, nuclear war heads, weapons, war products and war equipment * Forever darkness for the Souls related to the war industry, the business of conflicts and wars |
| 2002 | March - December |
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March to December 2002 Newsletters and achievements
Table of Contents March 2002 Newsletter
* Letter to Hague Appeal for Peace Nobel Peace Prize of 2002: objection to the nominations of President George W. Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair * Sponsors and donations needed for the August 2002 Global Dialogue * Final Program of the August 2002 Global Dialogue on Earth Management - all Peoples together * Positive actions you have accomplished in sustaining Earth, our home * ISSUES on Earth Management * Establishing fundamental aspects and criteria of the New Age Civilization * Global co-operation, the new way of doing business in the New Age Civilization * The Earth Court of Justice * Restoration of the planet, our home , by Roger Doudna * The Scale of Earth Rights * Sustainable Development for the New Age Civilization, its impact on Earth Management * Nexus, the Breakaway Society, by Michael Breton * History in making: the end of superpowers, the birth of the New Age Civilization, the age of global co-operation April 2002 Newsletter
* Earth Day is April 22 * Corporate Social Responsibility: strategies to unlock hidden shareholder value * Evolution, Creation, Intelligent Design, and now, the Guiding Souls to serve God * The Scale of Human and Earth Rights * Terrorism and weapons of mass destruction * The WTO, the FTAA, the planetary trading blocks, and the USA-Canada softwood industry economic war * Global Warming: the Earth Ministry of the Environment May 2002 Newsletter
* Election of the new ECO Executive * Celebration of Life Day is May 26 * Schedule and workshop sessions to be held at the site in Toronto are ready * Reforming the United Nations * The New Age Civilization, the age of global cooperation and symbiotical relationships * The Earth Court of Justice has listed America as the first nation to be prosecuted for a global environmental crime against humanity, all Life * Native rights in the province of British Columbia are classified as ecological and primordial human and Earth rights and therefore supersede in importance the rights of the greatest number of people of the province * Air and water are fundamental human and Earth rights * Replacing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by the Scale of Human and Earth Rights has become a necessity of life * The creation of Israel by the United Nations was illegal and arbitrary * Humanity's higher purpose * Leadership of a nation and religion * Eradication of poverty around the world June 2002 Newsletter
* Canada will host the 28th Summit of the G8 in Kananaskis, Alberta, in June 2002 * Johannesburg 2002: The World Summit on Sustainable Development, also known as Rio + 10, will be held in September 2002 in Johannesburg, South Africa to assess global change since the historic UNCED of 1992. * 30th International Conference on Social Welfare- Rotterdam- The Netherlands-24-28/6/02 * European & EU environmental foreign policy: call for paper proposals * A new brochure, "In Brief--The U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory", U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Atmospheric Programs * Our global dialogue on Earth Management - all Peoples together starts August 1st on Internet and August 17th at the physical site in Toronto: be there * Letter to the peoples of India and Pakistan concerning the disputed territory of Kashmir * Letter to the peoples of America and Russia concerning the mines and the people of Afghanistan * Democracy of the New Age Civilization will blossom out of the Scale of Human and Earth Rights * The Earth Resources Ministry: assessing, compiling, managing and protecting Earth resources, and the Earth Court of Justice prosecuting cases involving crimes related to the relentless misused of the Earth resources * Is humanity as we know it today on Earth our final destination? * On May 26, the Celebration of Life Day was a success * The G8 Summit in Kananaskis without global warming on the Agenda? * Posters of the new Global Dialogue on Earth Management - all Peoples together * The Scale of Human and Earth Rights wording * The Earth Court of Justice * The Global Community Assessment Centre (GCAC) of the New Age Civilization * Global Ministries are world wide organizations just like the WTO for trade and therefore should have the same power to rule on cases as that of the WTO July 2002 Newsletter
* Letter to the participants of the Johannesburg World Summit on Sustainable Development * Letter to the peoples of Kashmir, India and Pakistan: you are are invited to participate in the global dialogue about the disputed territory of Kashmir by settling the disputed land through the process of the Earth Court of Justice. * Letter to the Palestinians and Jews of Israel: you are invited to participate in the global dialogue to create sustainable communities and a permanent peace movement in the land through the process of the Earth Court of Justice. * Letter to the Natives of British Columbia: you are invited to participate in the global dialogue by letting the Earth Court of Justice to decide on how Native rights in the province of British Columbia are classified as ecological and primordial human and Earth rights and therefore supersede in importance the rights of the greatest number of people of the province. Articles * Governance of the Earth in the true colour of the purple * The Earth Community Organization is asking the nations of the world not repay their debt to the IMF and World Bank as the debt is considered a global tax to be paid by the rich nations of the world to the poorer ones. * On the creation of a new nation through the process of the Earth Court of Justice * Settling of disputes between nations through the process of the Earth Court of Justice * The new religion makes it possible to all religions to coexist in harmony * The immediate formation of the Earth Ministry of Health * Symbiotical relationships of the 3rd millennium Opinions, ideas and recommendations from coming Newsletters will also formed a basis for discussion during the Global Dialogue.
September 2002 Newsletter
Theme Earth Government for Earth Community A grassroots process
The Newsletter can be found at the following location: September 2002 Newsletter or (http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/gdufour/NewsA.html)
Table of Contents 1.0 President's Message 2.0 Call for Papers to participate in Global Dialogue 2004 3.0 The most important sound solutions proposed to the world by the Earth Community Organization for the governance of the Earth 4.0 OVERVIEW of the Proceedings of Global Dialogue 2002 5.0 Articles A) Global co-operation and symbiotical relationships but not colonization B) A membership in the WTO is not needed and nations should instead seek relationships with few other nations C) The symbiotical relationship between Canada and the United States D) Global symbiotical relationships in the world E) A symbiotical relationship for the developing countries F) The Peace Movement of the Earth Community, the human family G) About the Mangrove Action Project (MAP) H) Midsummer Night's Massacre: Controversial 304-page 'Trade' Bill Few Have Read Is Rammed Through Congress at 3:30 AM by Razor Thin Margin I) The IMF, the World Bank, the WTO and the UN are international institutions where a global tax can be collected and used to finance the Earth Ministry of Health, Earth Ministry of the Environment, and the Earth Court of Justice J) To-day's children evoke a VISION of the New Age Civilization of the 3rd Millennium K) Justice for all, and not the political-military solution, as a solution to the problem in the Middle East October 2002 Newsletter
Theme Vision to Caring for Life and Earth The Newsletter can be found at the following location: October 2002 Newsletter or (http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/gdufour/NewsB.html) There are no costs in reading our Newsletters (http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/gdufour/Newsletters.htm).
Table of Contents 1.0 President's Message 2.0 Letter to the American People concerning american policies in the world 3.0 Letter to Saddahm Hussein and to the Arab people 4.0 Letter to the Prime Minister of Canada, Jean Chretien, concerning ratifying the Kyoto Protocol and Peace in the world 5.0 Letter to OPEC nations and to all other oil producing nations of the world 6.0 Letter to the Natives of British Columbia concerning your land and resources claims 7.0 Articles A) Justice is for everyone a universal constant B) Survival of the fittest in today's sittings C) Thinking and consciousness are the means of a spiritual relationship with the Soul of Humanity and God D) Total and global embargo on all US products, all goods and services E) The WTO tribunal is illegal and arbitrary F) No to War! Yes to Peace! Shelve the war industry from humanity! G) Not just Irak but all nations have to submit to have inspectors making sure all are making proper steps to disarme themselves H) Earth policies to reduce human population to 500 millions I) To a politician a week is a long time J) The United Nations can be restructured completely by just passing a resolution to that effect during a general meeting and the Security Council could be reorganized to reflect truly the will of all the Peoples K) What to do with nation bullies, nation predators November 2002 Newsletter
Theme Earth governance The Newsletter can be found at the following location: November 2002 Newsletter or (http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/gdufour/NewsC.html) There are no costs in reading our Newsletters (http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/gdufour/Newsletters.htm).
Table of Contents 1.0 President's Message 2.0 Articles A) The 21st century will have major impacts over the next million years B) The world overpopulation problem resolved along with several other global issues C) How can shared values and new security strategies reduce ethnic conflicts, terrorism, and the use of weapons of mass destruction? by Jerome C. Glenn and Theodore J. Gordon D) The United Nations and the global civil society E) To take away the nuclear arsenal of all nations F) Kyoto for the survival of our species G) The Universal Mind H) Scenarios of humanity between now and a million years I) Kyoto and Nanaimo: Municipal politicians lead on climate solutions, by Norman Abbey J) Invitation to join Simultaneous Policy, by Richard A Stimson K) Earth governance L) Earth Government M) An improved democracy for the New Age Civilization of the 3rd Millennium N) Reform the United Nations or let us create Earth Government (part 3) O) Global cooperation: global ministries of the Interim Earth Government P) Global symbiotical relationships between nations Q) Global strategy to reinforce primordial human rights R) The right of the freedom of expression of the media industry (the arts and communications worlds) versus the right of the security of a person and of the state S) La Recherche-Action pour la Resolution de Problemes Communautaires by Claude Poudrier T) Consumerism and peace by Dr. Sue McGregor
December 2002 Newsletter
Theme The hope that we can create an Earth Society, a sustainable society, composed of sustainable communities.
The Newsletter can be found at the following location:
December 2002 Newsletter or (http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/gdufour/NewsD.html) Table of Contents 1.0 President's Message 7.0 Articles A) The need to protect our first language, by Trevor Steele B) Join the team, become a Minister of Earth Government C) Kyoto is only a beginning to protect LIFE on Earth D) Kyoto and the Climate Change Ministry of Earth Government E) Improved Democracy, Nonviolence, and Peace F) Respect and Care for the Global Community of Life G) Ecological Integrity H) Social and Economic Justice I) The Charter of the Earth Community |
| 2003 | January - December |
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January to December 2003 Newsletters and achievements
Table of Contents January 2003 Newsletter
The Newsletter can be found at the following location:
January 2003 Newsletter or (http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/gdufour/NewsE.html) There are no costs in reading our Newsletters (http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/gdufour/Newsletters.htm). Table of Contents 1.0 President's Message 2.0 Articles A) 'Community rights' on the Scale of Human and Earth Rights B) A total global embargo on all American products and services C) Global cooperation in health issues D) Earth Government is the only practical solution for humanity E) Global scenario: a vision describing the global community overall picture F) Water for Life 2003-2004 G) WORLD SUSTAINABLE ENERGY DAY 2003 H) SUSTAINABLE FORESTRY AND BIODIVERSITY: 2003 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS I) History concerning the development of the Charter of the Earth Community Local community issues: Nanaimo, Canada Assessment proposal J) No more nuclear testing in Nanoose Bay, Canada K) Nanaimo ecosystems and natural heritage at the midnight hour L) Biophysical and economic assessment of Mount Benson and surroundings in the context of a Vancouver Island Urban and Rural Master Plan Letter to the Regional District of Nanaimo
Letter to Honourable Gary Richard Korpan, Mayor of the City of Nanaimo Letter to Honourable Stan Hagen, Minister of Sustainable Resource Management of British Columbia, Canada Petition to save Mount Benson February 2003 Newsletter
Theme This 21st century is very crucial for humanity as it will determine our survival or not for the next million year. The Earth Community Organization is proposing to the world a way to achieve our survival. Critical steps now to our survival are: A) the acceptance as inner truth and implementation of the Scale of Human and Earth Rights and the Charter of the Earth Community; and the B) creation of essential global ministries of Earth Government.
The Newsletter can be found at the following location: February 2003 Newsletter (http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/gdufour/NewsF.html) There are no costs in reading our Newsletters (http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/gdufour/Newsletters.htm). The Table of Contents of the Newsletter is shown here. 1.0 President's Message 2.0 Letter to all peoples of the world concerning Earth Day celebration 3.0 Articles A) Nuclear arsenal and child pornography on The Internet, both are products of mass destruction B) Global Ministry of Women's Rights C) Peace movement of the Earth Community Organization (ECO) D) Count down of world population E) Earth Ministry of Water Resources F) Community rights (2) on the Scale of Human and Earth Rights G) The roots of the 'mad empire' wish for oil H) Conflicts and wars between nations Local community issues: Regional District of Nanaimo, B.C., Canada Assessment proposal I) Uncle SAM is at the bottom of the Scale of Human and Earth Rights J) Regional District of Nanaimo ecosystems and natural heritage at the midnight hour K) Biophysical and economic assessment of Mount Benson and surrounding ecosystems in the context of a Vancouver Island Urban and Rural Development Master Plan L) Mount Benson Preservation Society
Letter to the Board of Directors of the Regional District of Nanaimo
Letter to His Worship, Gary Richard Korpan, Mayor of the City of Nanaimo Letter to Honourable Stan Hagen, Minister of Sustainable Resource Management of British Columbia, Canada Petition to save Mount Benson and surrounding ecosystems April 2003 Newsletter
Theme
Earth Government promotes a culture based on respect and care for the Global Community of Life.
We are building democratic societies that are just, participatory, sustainable, and peaceful to:
a. Ensure that communities at all levels guarantee human and Earth rights and fundamental freedoms and provide everyone an opportunity to realize his or her full potential. We will secure Earth's bounty and beauty for present and future generations as we a. Recognize that the freedom of action of each generation is qualified by the needs of future generations.
Earth Government is inviting you to participate in the formation of global symbiotical relationships between
communities, nations, businesses, or a combination of them. Symbiotical relationships are needed today and for the long term future of humanity. This can be accomplished through the formation of global ministries. We are also
proposing the formation of a political symbiotical relationship between state and the global civil society. A similar relationship already
exists between the Interim Earth Government and every member of the Earth Government, also known as the human family, the global civil society.
Any symbiotical relationship is for the good of all, for the good of the 'other'. It is based on a genuine group concern and unconditional support for the individual's well-being ~ a giant leap in human behaviour. The question is how can we improve the political symbiotical relationship to fulfill its goals? The Charter of the Earth Government describes the values to achieve these goals. They require the establishment of global community ethics, mutual respect, respect for life, basic liberties, justice and equity, caring for the 'other', integrity, responsibility and accountability. Other symbiotical relationships may be based on common concerns and issues such as the environment, peace, women's rights, human and Earth rights, and many more. There is a whole spectrum of symbiotical relationships. A global symbiotical relationship between nations is more than just a partnership, or an economical agreement such as the WTO. The WTO is about a trade partnership between nations. On the other hand, a global symbiotical relationship between two or more nations can have trade as the major aspect of the relationship or it can have as many other aspects as agreed by the nations involved. The fundamental criteria is that a relationship is created for the good of all nations participating in the relationship and for the good of humanity, all life on Earth. The relationship allows a global equitable and peaceful development. The emphasis of a global symbiotical relationship is not so much on how much money a nation should have or how high a GDP should be although money can be made a part of the relationship. We all know developed countries live off developing countries so the emphasis has no need to stress out the profit a rich nation is making off a poor nation. The emphasis of the relationship gives more importance to the other aspects such as quality of life, justice, peace, spiritual freedom, security, protection of the environment and of the global life-support systems, the entrenchment of the Scale of Human and Earth Rights and the Charter of the Earth Government into our ways of life, and many other important aspects as described in the global ministries (agriculture, energy, trade, resources, etc.).
The Newsletter can be found at the following location:
April 2003 Newsletter or (http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/globaldialogue2004/NewsA.htm) Table of Contents 1.0 President's Message 2.0 Letter to the Prime Minister of Canada, Jean Chretien, concerning Peace in the Middle East 3.0 Letter to the American and British Peoples concerning the invasion of the Middle East 4.0 Letter to all Canadians concerning the total and global embargo on all US products, all goods and services 5.0 Letter to the Moslem and the Arab Peoples 6.0 Letter to Jiang Zemin and Zhu Rongji of China, and to the Chinese People 7.0 Letter to the United Nations 8.0 Articles A) How women matter in decreasing world population B) The energy we need C) Mining the impacts D) Symbiotical relationship of religion and global life-support systems E) Celebration of Life Day F) The hidden agenda: China G) Earth Government now a priority H) The splitting of America into separate independent states living at peace for the good of all I) The war industry: the modern evil at work in the Middle East J) Earth security K) Earth governance L) The Earth Court of Justice holds the people of the U.S.A. and Britain as criminals M) Foundation for the new world order, Earth Government
Back to top of page May 2003 Newsletter
Theme World overpopulation at the turning point requires from each and every one of us a statement of rights and belonging to Earth Community, the human family:
The Newsletter can be found at the following location: May 2003 Newsletter or (http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/earthgov/NewsB.htm) Table of Contents 1.0 President's Message 2.0 Letter to the Moslem and Arab Peoples 3.0 Letter to the Palestinians 4.0 Letter to all Peoples of the Earth: let us celebrate Life Day on May 26th 5.0 Global cooperation in health issues 6.0 Letter to the Chinese People of China concerning your family policy and world overpopulation 7.0 Articles A) People of faith are moving toward a 'just' charity work B) Primordial human rights and needs C) Let us now fit the 30 Articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights onto the Scale of Human and Earth Rights D) New World Order, Earth Government E) From 'a Global Community' concept to 'a community of a million people', 'the Global Community' and Earth Government F) What about preventive actions against the worst polluters on the planet who promote the destruction of the global life-support systems G) Symbiotical relationships are the 'glue' of 'a global community of a million people' H) A global community of a million people is more fluid and dynamic and is a necessity for the survival of humanity for the next million years I) The creation of Israel by the United Nations was a statement of acceptance of the archaic way (Roman Empire) of 'a state' as opposed to the new concept of 'a global community of a million people' living in different locations of the world J) World overpopulation at the turning point requires from each and every one of us a statement of rights and belonging to Earth Community, the human family:
June 2003 Newsletter
Theme
Perhaps the most important and urgent change to be made in our ways of life is the acceptance of the Scale of Human and Earth Rights.
There are signals everywhere to indicate the need for the change. The out of control of our population growth is certainly a strong signal, and so is global warming.
Earth Government has formally asked the United Nations to replace the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by the social scale of values, the Scale of Human and Earth Rights. Over the past several years, several press releases by Earth Government were made to that effect. Today we are asking the Canadian Government to set a record by replacing the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms by the Scale of Human and Earth Rights. Earth Government is asking the Canadian Government to conduct a research project that would aim at showing how the Articles of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms fit onto the Scale of Human and Earth Rights. We are showing here a similar work done with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Furthermore, Earth Government is asking the Highest Courts in Canada to research all cases prosecuted by the Courts and the decisions made by the judges, and fit their decisions onto the Scale of Human and Earth Rights. The reason for such research would show how and why a decision made by a Higher Court is fair or not, and base on what principles and values such as those of the Scale and of the Charter of Earth Government. Certainly decisions must be based on values! How can a decision be made without the Scale and at the same time be fair? How can a Judge make a decision on a case that involves several social issues? A scale of social values is needed to discriminate between right and wrong. Perhaps it is time now to review all such cases in the light of the Scale of Human and Earth Rights and the Charter of Earth Government. Germain
The Newsletter can be found at the following location:
June 2003 Newsletter or (http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/earthgov/NewsC.htm) Table of Contents 1.0 President's Message 2.0 Letter to the Honourable Martin Cauchon, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada 3.0 Letter to the Prime Minister of Canada, Jean Chretien, concerning World overpopulation at the turning point requires each and every one of us to take a stand on rights and on being a part of to the Global Community, the human family 7.0 Articles A) World overpopulation at the turning point requires each and every one of us to take a stand on rights and on being a part of the Global Community, the human family B) Two wrongs do not make one right C) Celebration of Life Day was a success D) What is a global community? July 2003 Newsletter
Theme
Earth Government has made illegal the trading of arms and prosecute anyone, any group, any nation doing so. And this include worldwide organizations such as the EU and the UN.
You are criminals of the worst kind whenever you:
a) trade arms
The Newsletter can be found at the following location: July 2003 Newsletter (http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/earthgov/NewsD.html) Table of Contents
1.0 President's Message 2.0 Lettre a Monsieur Jacques Chirac, le Président de la République de France 3.0 Letter to George W. Bush, President of the United States 4.0 Reports A) France clashes with the Soviets, the United States and other industrialized nations that continue to arm Africa with small weapons and perpetuate the idea that Africans should die as warriors as opposed to die of starvation B) Earth Government at work C) Malaria bednet taxes must go! by Blaise Salmon D) Developing an Alternative Treatments Movement, by David Keane 5.0 Research and development articles A) What are the rights of 'a global community' B) Statement of rights of a person and belonging to the Global Community 6.0 General articles A) Solving the problem of the starving world B) The Scale of Human and Earth Rights and the Charter of Earth Government are the only long lasting roadway to Peace C) Only the Earth Court of Justice has the right and mandate to create a new Palestinian state for its community D) Criminals in waiting E) Humanity's scale of social values F) One less reason to kill each other, or one more not to G) The trading of arms has now been made illegal and will be prosecuted H) What would the WTO look like after converting it to a global symbiotical framework I) Earth Government versus the United Nations Back to top of page August 2003 Newsletter
Theme
Over the past several decades humanity has better itself through the acceptance of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by most nations.
But now is time
to leave it behind and reach to our next step, that is a scale of social
values, the Scale
of Human and Earth Rights and the Statement of Rights and Responsibilities.
As a first step Earth Government researched and developed the Universal Declaration of Human and Earth Rights to complement for the deficiencies of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. But it was found to be a useless exercise of adding new statements to the Declaration. Instead, and truly this is the new way of the future, Earth Government researched and developed the statement of rights and responsibilities of a person and of belonging to 'a global community' and to 'The Global Community', the Earth Community, the human family, Earth Government. This was not, at first, meant to replace the Universal Declaration of Human and Earth Rights developed by Earth Government. But the Declaration becomes redundant. Only the statement was necessary. Even the Universal Declaration of Human Rights becomes redundant as it is implicitly included in the Statement of Rights and Responsibilities of a person and of belonging to 'a global community' and to 'The Global Community'. There are a lot more rights and responsibilites found in the Statement than in the Declaration. Earth Government wants to help businesses to be active corporate members of The Global Community, the human family, the Earth Community, Earth Government. You may be eligible to become a citizen of The Global Community. A typical global community may be what a group of people, together, wants it to be. It can be a group of people with the same values. It can be a group of people with the same cultural background, or the same religious background. The people making a global community may be living in many different locations on the planet. With today's communications it is easy to group people in this fashion. It can be a village, or two villages together where people have decided to unite as one global community. The two villages may be found in different parts of the world. It can be a town, a city, or a nation. It can be two or more nations together. A global community could be a group of Africans, maybe NGOs, or maybe businesses, in one(or several) of the nations of Africa, who decided to unite with another group(s), or businesses, situated in Canada, or elsewhere in the world. Together they can grow as a global community and be strong and healthy. Global warming is the highest threat to Earth security and is everyone's business. Terrorism was, and still is, a problem humanity needed to tackle head-on and resolve the best we could, but global warming is by far the greatest threat to security of all people on Earth and to life itself. We have never tackle the problem head-on. We played around the problem and its solution. We know the solution to the problem of global warming, we know what we need to do to make this generation and future generations safe and secure, but we just never do what we really have to do to resolve the problem. The biggest problem is that Canadians and Americans are getting too proud about things that are completely unimportant and missing out on the things that are truly important, and we have been left behind by most other nations on those things that are truly important for the generations to come and to life itself. I advise you to get acquainted with the Scale of Human and Earth Rights and with the Statement of Rights and Responsibilities in this Newsletter. Earth Government is asking North Americans and everyone else on Earth to tackle the problem head-on. We must solve the problem we have with global warming. Oil companies are responsible and accountable of their products from beginning to end. The 'end' for an oil company does not end at the gas pump where a consumer buy your refine products. No! The end for you goes all the way to global warming, to pollution of the environment, to the destruction of the global life-support systems, to taking away lives of future generations, to the destruction of life on Earth. Very much so! Earth Government proposes to ask you to pay a global tax on your products. The tax would be high enough to discourage consumers from buying your products and force you to use viable alternatives. The Governments of the United States and Canada should put a high tax on all oil based products and their derivatives and certainly gasoline should have the highest tax possible. The tax would be a carbon tax for the environment and the global life-support systems. A workable type of Tobin tax should also be in place as it is a powerful instrument to promote sustainable development and force shareholders in moving away from producing oil. Earth Government also proposes to develope a method of raising global taxes, of redistributing incomes to the poorest communities, of providing debt-free technical assistance to non-industrial and developing countries to help them out of poverty and to meet environmental and social standards. The WTO, the World Bank, the IMF, the EU and the UN are worldwide organizations that can and should be used to raise global taxes to redistribute to the poorest and developing nations. Everyone ask how we could rid the world of weapons of mass destruction. Here is a new 'old' way to do it: trading permits. It can be done with greenhouses gases to solve the problem with global warming. What about using a similar technique to get rid of all weapons of mass destruction: nuclear, biological and chemical, and others. How many nations would be interested? The question to ask is would it work? First of all does it work for the greenhouse gases? In connection between human well-being and a sound environment, Earth rights are ecological rights and the rights that human beings have in protecting their global life-support systems. Earth rights are those rights that demonstrate the connection between human well-being and a sound environment. They include individuals and global communities human rights and the rights to a clean environment, and participation in development decisions. We define ecological rights as those rights of the ecosystem of the Earth beyond human purpose. They are those rights that protect and preserve the ecological heritage of the Earth for future generations. The Earth Court of Justice guarantees ecological rights in its Statute. The Court guarantees also the rights to a safe environment and an environment free from environmental degradation. Germain
The Newsletter can be found at the following location:
Table of ContentsAugust 2003 Newsletter or (http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/earthgov/NewsE.html) The Table of Contents of this Newsletter is shown here. Foundation of Earth Government Table of Contents 1.0 President's Message 2.0 Letter to the people of all nations of the world concerning the rights of a person and of belonging to The Global Community, the Earth Community, the human family 3.0 Letter to the people of all nations of the world concerning the Universal Declaration of Human and Earth Rights 4.0 Letter to the corporate world: you could be selected as one of the best citizens of The Global Community 5.0 Letter to the Board of Directors and shareholders of all oil companies on Earth concerning the Kyoto Protocol 6.0 Reports A) We can help you integrate and balance global life-support systems protection, global community participation, and economic decisions into your operations and products B) The Kyoto Protocol is everyone's business on Earth C) Global corporate ethics 7.0 Research and development papers Statement of rights and responsibilities of a person and of belonging to 'a global community' and to 'The Global Community', the Earth Community, the human family, Earth Government A) Rights and responsibilities of a person in ' a global community ' B) Rights and responsibilities of a person in ' The Global Community ' C) Rights and responsibilities of ' a global community ' D) Rights and responsibilities of ' The Global Community ' 8.0 General articles A) Businesses and trade will profit more by operating within a global symbiotical framework B) Meaning of Earth Rights on the Scale of Human and Earth Rights C) Meaning of the first statement on the Scale of Human and Earth Rights D) A business symbiotical relationship: an accounting firm in Canada having data entered by local people of a small business in a nation of Africa E) A partnership versus a symbiotical relationship framework F) Universal Declaration of Human and Earth Rights G) Criteria for becoming citizen of The Global Community H) Weapons of mass destruction trading permits Back to top of page September 2003 Newsletter
Theme
It is time now to take the oath of global community citizenship. We all belong to this greater whole, the Earth, the only known place
in the universe we can call our home.
Before you make your decision, we are asking you to read very carefully the Criteria of the Global Community Citizenship, make sure you understand every part of the criteria, and then make the oath of belonging to the Global Community, the human family, Earth Community and Earth Government. You do not need to let go the citizenship you already had before. No! You can still be a citizen of any nation on Earth. But you are a better human being as you belong also to the Global Community, and you have now higher values to live a life, to sustain yourself and all life on the planet. You have become a person with a heart, a mind and Soul of the same as that of the Global Community. The Global Community welcomes you! Germain
The Newsletter can be found at the following location: September 2003 Newsletter or (http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/earthgov/NewsF.html) The Table of Contents of the Newsletter is shown here. Citizenship of the Global Community Table of Contents 1.0 President's Message 2.0 Letter to the peoples of all communities on Earth concerning your desire to become citizens of the Global Community 3.0 Reports The salmon life cycle in the estuary of Nanaimo River is endangered by ship activities and log storage 4.0 Research and development papers A) Criteria of the Global Community Citizenship B) My global community citizenship C) Certified Corporate Global Community Citizenship 5.0 Articles of interest A) Apply for one ECO, your Certified Corporate Global Community Citizenship (CCGCC), a unique way to show the world your ways of doing business are best for the Global Community B) First corporation on Earth to obtain one ECO October 2003 Newsletter
Theme If men and women throughout the world had equal rights that would go a long way into decreasing world population. This is true for Western women. Western men and women get married not so much to procreate but to enjoy the companionship of the 'other', and sometimes the 'other' is a person of the same sex. Same sex marriage works well with the above proposal of the Global Community of decreasing our overpopulated planet. Two persons with the same sex or not, a man and a woman, two men or two women can get married for a different reason than procreation. Thet may get to share a life of companionship together, and they may include adopted children in their symbiotical relationship. Let us see a few different scenarios. For Canadians this time. Two women getting married: Elizabeth and Catherine. Elizabeth says: a) I am not just a woman, I am a person, I am citizen of Canada, Catherine says: b) I am not just a woman, I am a person, I am citizen of Canada They both say: c) We are responsible, accountable and equal persons in every way and, d) We are citizens of The Global Community, the human family, the Earth Community. Two men getting married: John and Charles. John says: a) I am not just a man, I am a person, I am citizen of Canada, Charles says: b) I am not just a man, I am a person, I am citizen of Canada They both say: c) We are responsible, accountable and equal persons in every way and, d) We are citizens of The Global Community, the human family, the Earth Community. Small events today can have huge global consequences that can change the flora and fauna of the whole world. Some people at least are bothered now by global warming, the burning of the Earth's Oxygen, and know that nothing can ever be the same again. But what is the cause of global warming? The chief cause of this warming is thought to be the burning of fossil fuels, such as coal, oil, and natural gas, which releases into the atmosphere carbon dioxide and other substances known as greenhouse gases. As the atmosphere becomes richer in these gases, it becomes a better insulator, retaining more of the heat provided to the planet by the Sun. The burning of fossil fuels requires three basic elements: the fuel, Oxygen and a spark to start the fire or burning. In our car engine the fuel is gasoline, Oxygen is in the air we breathe, and a spark-plug keeps the burning going. In actuality everytime we drive our car we are impacting three global life-support systems: the climate of the Earth, the global warming of the Earth's atmosphere, and we are depleting the air we breathe of its Oxygen. No society has ever experienced the full range of enormity of which the Earth is capable. Two and a half billion years ago the composition of the Earth's atmosphere changed completely as free Oxygen gas was introduced for the first time from the new organisms that practiced photosynthesis. Over the lifetime of the planet, continents have moved right across the surface of the globe, splitting and rejoining, floating like froth on the hot rock of the mantle beneath. There has already been at least a half dozen climate changes over the planet causing the entire fauna of the world to be transformed. The latest one was a small climate change and yet it wiped out the dinosaurs. By far the largest Oxygen-burning products are petroleum products. All petroleum products burn Oxygen. When you drive your car to work or to do anything at all, you burn Oxygen, and Oxygen is the product of life. As a member of the human family you are committing suicide, and you are taking all life with you on you destructive path. Your children will be out of Oxygen sometimes in the future. At the rate we are burning Oxygen it wont be long! Germain
The Newsletter can be found at the following location: October 2003 Newsletter or (http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/earthgov/NewsG.html) Theme World overpopulation, its global problems and what we can do about them Table of Contents 1.0 President's Message 2.0 Letter to all families of the Global Community 3.0 Reports A) First step towards managing world population is acceptance of men and women as equal persons B) Child pornography on Internet (Part 2) C) In Canada, Global Community citizens take environmental law into their hands concerning the estuary of Nanaimo River (Part 2) 4.0 Research and development papers A) With your Global Community Citizenship comes responsibilities and accountabilities B) A high global tax on all Oxygen-burning products, processes and ways of doing things C) The United Nations will accept the Global Community Citizenship and the Certified Corporate Global Community Citizenship D) A global community is not about land, it is about people 5.0 Articles of interest A) Global Community citizens take environmental law into their own hands B) Forget about AMERICA, and split it apart for the good of all humanity D) Same sex marriage works well with the global community proposal of decreasing our overpopulated planet November 2003 Newsletter
Theme Protection of the global life-support systems
Losses of biomass through deforestation and the cutting down of tropical forests put our supply of oxygen (O2) gas at risk.
The Earth's forests did not use to play a dominant role in maintaining O2 reserves because they consume
just as much of this gas as they produce. Today forests are being destroy at an astronomical rate. No O2 is created after a forest is put down, and more CO2 is produced in the process.
In the tropics, ants, termites, bacteria, and fungi eat nearly the entire photosynthetic O2 product.
Only a tiny fraction of the organic matter they produce accumulates in swamps and soils or is carried down the rivers
for burial on the sea floor.
The O2 content of our atmosphere is slowly declining. The content of the atmosphere decreased at an average
annual rate of 2 parts per million. The atmosphere contains 210,000 parts per million.
Combustion of fossil fuels destroys O2. For each 100 atoms of fossil-fuel carbon burned, about 140 molecules of
O2 are consumed.
Scientists will need to become more involved in assessing the viability of response options aimed at storing excess carbon in terrestrial or ocean systems. Land use changes from agricultural to forest ecosystems can help to remove carbon from the atmosphere at rates of 2 to 20 tonnes of carbon per hectare per year for periods of 50 years or more, until a new ecosystem equilibrium is reached. Similarly, soil conservation practices can help build up carbon reservoirs in forest and agricultural soils. Proposals to extract CO2 from smoke stacks and dispose of it in liquid form in underground reservoirs or deep oceans also need careful evaluation in terms of long-term feedbacks, effectiveness and environmental acceptability. However, much remains to be learned about the biological and physical processes by which terrestial and ocean systems can act as sinks and permanent reservoirs for carbon. The Global Community can contribute in evaluating options and strategies for adapting to climate change as it occurs, and in identifying human activities that are even now maladapted to climate. There are two fundamental types of response to the risks of climate change: 1. reducing the rate and magnitudes of change through mitigating the causes, and Mitigating the causes of global warming implies limiting the rates and magnitudes of increase in atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases, either by reducing emissions or by increasing sinks for atmospheric CO2. Reducing the harmful consequences can be achieved by co-operating together with the global ministries on climate change and emergencies. The Global Community has created the global ministries to help humanity be prepared to fight the harmful consequences of a global warming through anticipatory adaptation. The global ministries on climate change and emergencies are now operating. The ministries have developed: 1. policy response to the consequences of the global warming, andThe Global Community also proposes that all nations of the world promote the Scale of Human and Earth Rights and the criteria to obtain the Global Community Citizenship. Every global community citizen lives a life with the higher values described in the Scale and the criteria. Global community citizens are good members of the human family. Most global problems, including global warming and world overpopulation, can be managed through acceptance of the Scale and the criteria. We need to improve on our ability to: * predict future anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases. While demographic, technological and economic factors are in many respects inherently speculative, better observations and understanding of the processes by which human activities directly or indirectly contribute to emissions are clearly required. These in particular include emissions from deforestation and agricultural activities; Comprehensive population policies are an essential element in a world development strategy that combines access to reproductive health services, to education and economic opportunities, to improved energy and natural resource technologies, and to healthyer models of consumption and the "good life." Policies to decrease world population:
The vast disparities in reproductive health worldwide and the greater vulnerability of the poor to reproductive risk point to several steps all governments can take, with the support of other sectors, to improve the health of women and their families:
More and more young people on every continent want to start bearing children later in life and to have smaller families than at any time in history. Likewise, in greater proportions than ever, women and girls in particular want to go to school and to college, and they want to find fulfilling and well-paid employment. Helping people in every country obtain the information and services they need to put these ambitions into effect is all that can be done, and all that needs to be done, to bring world population growth to a stable landing in the new century. Germain
The Newsletter can be found at the following location: November 2003 Newsletter or (http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/globaldialogue2004/NewsH.html) The Table of Contents of the Newsletter is shown here. Theme
Protection of the global life-support systems Table of Contents
1.0 President's Message 2.0 Letter to the Prime Minister of Canada, Jean Chretien, concerning the Kyoto Protocol 3.0 Reports 3.1 Impact of human activity on global climate, agriculture, wealth, health, security and all life on Earth This report was developed by the global ministry on Climate Change in response to the unavoidable climate change. A.1 Climate change overview 3.2 World overpopulation and its global problems by year 2024: a threat to humanity 1.0 Overview of the problem4.0 Research and development papers The Oxygen we breathe is finite 5.0 General articles A) The Oxygen we breathe OverviewB) The Ozone layer C) Photosysnthesis 1.0 OverviewD) Respiration, the opposite of photosynthesis E) The biosphere F) Earth's atmosphere 1.0 Composition, chemical and physical properties Back to top of page December 2003 Newsletter
Theme Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) Let us now fit the 30 Articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the key rights of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms onto the six sections of the Scale of Human and Earth Rights.
The Newsletter can be found at the following location: December 2003 Newsletter or (http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/globaldialogue2004/NewsI.html) The Table of Contents of the Newsletter is shown here. Theme Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) Table of Contents 1.0 President's Message 2.0 Research and development papers Let us now fit the 30 Articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the key rights of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms onto the six sections of the Scale of Human and Earth Rights 3.0 General articles A) The last hundred years of oil worldwide is ours, give it to us or else we will destroy you and all life on the planet, say the United States of America |
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January 2004 Newsletter
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the Global Community New Age Civilization of the 3rd Millennium: the age of global co-operation and symbiotical relationships theme A Vision to Caring for Life and Earth Table of Contents 1.0 Global Dialogue 2004: Introduction and Procedure Back to top of page February 2004 Newsletter
Theme Profit-based conservation strategies for natural ecosystems
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1.0 Economic valuation as a framework incentive to enforce profit-based conservation strategies for natural ecosystems. A methodological approach, research conducted by Dr. Isabel Mendes Back to top of page March 2004 Newsletter
Theme A Global Sustainable Development
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1.0 Typical Example of the Goal-Aimed Environmental Management, proposal by Dr. Vladimir Victorovich Lagutov Back to top of page April 2004 Newsletter
Theme Earth Rights
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1.0 Celebration of Life Day Back to top of page May 2004 Newsletter
Theme The statement of rights and responsibilities of a person belonging to 'a global community' and to 'The Global Community', the Earth Community, the human family.
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1.0 Criteria to obtain the Global Community Citizenship. Discussion of above theme by Leaders of issue #3. Back to top of page June 2004 Newsletter
Theme Climate change prelude
Table of Contents
1.0 Leaders, issues and articles concerned with above theme Read Back to top of page July 2004 Newsletter
Theme A global symbiotical relationship between people, institutions, cities, provinces and nations of the world
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Global Dialogue 2004 begins August 1st Read Introduction, letters, articles and leaders concerned with theme A global symbiotical relationship between people, institutions, cities, provinces and nations of the world Introduction Back to top of page September 2004 Newsletter
Theme Proceedings of Global Dialogue 2004
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Our greatest achievements are:1.0 Introduction * the development of the Scale of Human and Earth Rights,Perhaps even more important is process for dialogue made available to everyone. Back to top of page November 2004 Newsletter
Theme Global governance and Earth management
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Theme Help tsunamis victims
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1.0 Introduction The recent natural disaster in Southeast Asia and eastern Africa have shown how vulnerable we are and how powerful Nature can be. More than 130,000 dead from the earthquake and tsunamis. Up to 5 million people around the tsunami-struck Indian Ocean are now struggling for access to drinking water, shelter, food and health care. The following are some facts about tsunamis. A tsunami is an ocean wave, or a series of waves, caused by a rapid large-scale physical disturbance in the ocean such as an earthquake, a volcanic eruption, a landslide, an undersea slump or a meteor impact. The waves radiate outward in all directions from the disturbance and can propagate across entire ocean basins. In less than 24 hours, a tsunami can cross the entire Pacific Ocean. Persons caught in the path of a tsunami are at extreme risk from being crushed or struck by debris, or drowning. Children and the elderly are particularly at risk, as they often have less mobility, strength and endurance. Residents are advised to seek higher ground or travel inland to get out of the tsunami’s path. Friends and family desperate to learn the fate of loved ones thousands of miles away in South Asia are turning to the Internet to plead for news of those who survived the weekend's tsunami disaster — and who didn't. In some cases, the Web can bring good news. The Global Community website is a good resources centre and a source of help for all. Check our website for more details: http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/globalcommunity/tsunami.htm We ask you to help tsunamis victims in one of the 12 countries hit by the tsunami waves. Contact an NGO listed on our website and make a donation. Sponsor a child. Germain Back to top of page February 2005 Newsletter
Theme The Global Constitution The Global Community Parliament (GCP) has
developed a strategy for implementing the area of freedom, security and justice without borders. This strategy along with the Criteria for Global Citizenship and
the Charter of the Global Community will be integrated into the Global Constitution. More development will be published in the coming months.
The Global Community Parliament's Constitutional Affairs Committee will have a first draft of the Global Constitution by August 2005 and a
final document by August 2006. Participate now!
IntroductionIssues for discussion in Global Dialogue 2006 include the social dimension of globalisation, debt cancellation, reform of international institutions, global development and Global Community Parliament (GCP) with its governing institutions and bodies. The Global Constitution discussed here becomes an integral part of the Global Community governing institutions and bodies. The Global Community Parliament (GCP) has developed a strategy for implementing the area of freedom, security and justice without borders. This strategy along with the Criteria for Global Citizenship and the Charter of the Global Community will be integrated into the Global Constitution. More development will be published in the coming months. The joint efforts of progressive people all over the world, whether from politics, trades unions, businesses or NGOs, are needed more than ever to ensure that global policies and institutions become more effective in managing globalisation for the benefit of everyone. The opinion of every Global Community citizen is important. Back to top of page May 2005 Newsletter
Theme Human and Earth Rights
The Scale of Human and Earth Rights contains six (6) sections. Section 1 has more importance than all other sections below, and so on.
Concerning Sections 1, 2, and 3, it shall be Earth Government highest priority to guarantee these rights to Member Nations and to have proper lesgislation and implement and enforce global law as described in the Global Constitution.
After a thorough investigation conducted over a period of several years of the: * Universal Declaration of Human Rights, andand comparing them with the six (6) Sections of the Scale of Human and Earth Rights, it was made clear how little importance was given to Sections 1, 2, 3, and 4 of the Scale of Human and Earth Rights. Historically, the Universal Declaration was developed right after WWII, a time when Peoples all over the world had a strong need for human dignity and compassion. And it was on December 10, 1948 that the General Assembly of the United Nations adopted and proclaimed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. In the agreement, all aspects of our lives were given equal importance. That was wrong! Nowhere in Nature do we see such statement being the truth. Certainly, the rights to security, breathing clean air and drinking fresh water are more important than the rights to destroy our forests, of producing and manufacturing products harmful to consumers, to all Life, of allowing world population to increase without thoughtful control, and of keeping and building up weapons of mass destruction. Today, Peoples still have a need for human dignity and compassion, but now we are facing a situation where the survival of Life on the planet was critically endangered. The United Nations (UN) no longer protect the most important rights. Results from the investigation have made clear how urgent it was to replace both the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Charters from all nations by the Scale of Human and Earth Rights. These results imply that the UN does not have the power to do anything to help humanity and all Life. The UN is clogged by its own Constitution and thoughtless leadership. The best ever thing the UN could do for humanity would be that during a General Assembly they would have a motion on the floor asking for the: * immediate disintegration of the UN organization, andThis would have the effect of telling the few most powerful nations of this world to take a 'democratic seat' like all Member Nations. And Earth Government would have the power it needs to do good for all Peoples, and all Life, not just to satisfy the 'needs of the most powerful nations'. Section 1. Ecological rights and the protection of the global life-support systems Section 2. Primordial human rights
Section 3. The ecological rights, the protection of the global life-support systems and the primordial human rights of future generations Concerning Sections 4, 5 and 6, it shall be the aim of Earth Government to secure these other rights for all global citizens within the federation of all nations, but without immediate guarantee of universal achievement and enforcement. These rights are defined as Directive Principles, obligating the Earth Government to pursue every reasonable means for universal realization and implementation. Section 4. Community rights and the right that the greatest number of people has by virtue of its number (50% plus one) and after voting representatives democratically Section 5. Economic rights (business and consumer rights, and their responsibilities and accountabilities) and social rights (civil and political rights) Section 6. Cultural rights and religious rights
Decisions made by Earth Government Bodies and Institutions, including Global Parliament, the Earth Executive Council, and the Earth Court of Justice,
are all subjected to Earth Government "Beliefs, Values, Principles and Aspirations" described in the Preamble of the Global Constitution, in Chapters 1 to 10 inclusive, and in the
Scale of Human and Earth Rights. Sections 1, 2 and 3, of the Scale can give a sense of direction and priority to Member Nations of Earth Government.
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Theme Federation of Earth and the Earth Constitution
The Institute on World Problems is an organizer of sessions of the Provisional World Parliament, in conformance with the Constitution for
the Federation of Earth, and in cooperation with the World Constitution & Parliament Association (WCPA). INSTITUTE ON WORLD PROBLEMS SEMINAR MAY 6, 7, and 8, 2005, in Tepotzlan, Mexico Conducted by: Dr. T. P. Amerasinghe (Sri Lanka), Sir Dr. Reinhart Ruge (Mexico), Ms. Eugenia Almand (USA), and Dr. Glen T. Martin (USA) Focus: The global problems of environmental destruction, militarism, imperialism, terrorism, poverty, and lost of forests, loss of agricultural lands, and loss of fresh water for the Earth. The seminar focus was on the interrelation of these issues and their solution under the democratic world government. It will review the accomplishments of the emerging Earth Federation and ask "where to we go from here?"  From left to right: Dr. Glen Martin, Germain Dufour, Eugenia Almand, Lord Reinhart, Tiahoga Ruge, Dr. Terence P. Amerasingh, Fernando Ortiz Monasterio (this photo was taken during the seminar). The Global Community Parliament's
Constitutional Affairs Committee
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members from the Institute on World Problems, the Provisional World Parliament,
the Federation of Earth, and the World Constitution & Parliament Association (WCPA). They are now part of our newly formed Board
of Advisers working on the Global Constitution. We will show unity in diversity by co-operating together. Along with other organizations, the Global Community Earth Government has the
mandate to develop the most appropriate Constitution for Earth. Our results will be submitted to the Provisional World Parliament and to the
coming Session of the World Constituent Assembly. We urge our membership and readers to submit pertinent articles, amendments, and proposals to
the Global Community Parliament's Constitutional Affairs Committee. Work with us in developing legislation. Your participation will be added to the Proceedings of Global Dialogue 2005
and to the report to be submitted to the Institute on World Problems and the Federation of Earth. Follow the process provided on
Earth Government webpage.
Send your work at: globalcommunity@telus.net or GlobalConstitution@telus.net Celebration of Life Day  May 26thIntroduction Back to top of page July 2005 Newsletter
Theme The Interim Earth Government
The Interim Earth Government has had a quiet beginning in 1988. It was formed at the same time as the Global Community Organization.
They were both discussed again in a report on global changes published in 1990. The report contained 450 policies
(workable sound solutions) on global sustainable development, and was presented to the United Nations, the Government of Canada, the provincial government of
Alberta and several non-profit organizations and scientists.
Introduction Back to top of page August 2005 Newsletter
Theme Politics and Justice without borders The Global Constitution
Now is time to form the federation of all nations, Table of Contents
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Theme Politics and Justice without borders Actions for the good of all as per the Statement of Rights and Responsibilities of the Global Community citizens
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Message from the Editor  Final call to send your nomination for the 2006 ECO award a. Send your nomination letters for the ECO Awards b. Previous years list of recipients of the ECO Award
Global Dialogue 2007
Politics and Justice without borders. Theme: Building Global Communities for all life a. Global Dialogue 2007 b. Process overview c. Program d. Call for Papers Formation of the Global Protection Agency (GPA) a. General introductory process for anyone wanting to be involved in Ministries and Agencies b. Press release concerning the GPA Proclamations 1. What a Revitalized United Nations Could do for the Entire World by DR. Charles Mercieca 2. Letter to the Secretary General of the United Nations (Part II concerning your leadership in the world) 3. Letter to Dr. José G. Vargas-Hernández concerning your research paper 4. Letter to Israel Major General Dan Halutz concerning the Global Community Arrest Warrant against you 5. Letter to all Canadians concerning the war in Afghanistan 6. Letter to the Global Community concerning August 2006 Global Exhibition Press Briefing 1. October 20, 2006, press release Formation of the Global Protection Agency (GPA)
2. October 14, 2006, press release North Korean crisis: the USA global invasion perspective
3. October 14, 2006, press release Global Community Arrest Warrants against the Secretary General of the United Nations Kofi Annan
4. October 14, 2006, press release Global Community Arrest Warrants against the Five Permanent Members of the UN Security Council
5. October 2, 2006, press release Agency of Global Police. Building global communities requires a mean to enforce global law that protects all life on Earth.
6. September 12th, 2006, press release Global Dialogue 2007 Call for Papers.Theme: building Global Communities for all life
7. July 19th 2006 press release Global Community Arrest Warrants against four very dangerous criminals
8. June 21st 2006 press release It's time to do more to end the war in Iraq and in Afghanistan. Join the hunger strike to bring troops home.
Report 1. July 19th 2006 investigative report The Global Community categorically denies Israel the status of nation and of a global community A) Summary 2. February 26th 2006 Global Citizens Rights, Responsibility and Accountability Act
Currents News 1. December 2006 Newsletter 2. November 2006 Newsletter 3. October 2006 Newsletter 4. August 2006 Newsletter 5. July 2006 Newsletter Global Dialogue 1. Global Dialogue 2007 2. Issues from previous Global Dialogues are added to issues of Global Dialogue 2006
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Global Sustainability 1. Question of Direction Launched: Sustainability and Economic Expansion, by Mike Nickerson, with Sustainability Project/7th Generation Initiative sustain5@web.ca 2. Ecological Footprint : Overview, by Global Footprint Network 3. Aim at improving farm income, not magic growth figures, by ASHOK B SHARMA The Indian Express Online Media (Pvt) Ltd. 4. Greenpeace Activist News: Green my Apple, by Greenpeace 5. Alcan's 2006 Sustainability Report, worldwide, sustainability as an approach to business by Dick Evans
6. Peak Oil And The Myth Of Sustainability, by Peter Goodchild
7. Pragmatists And Heretics - Peak Oil And Runaway Global Warming, by Bill Henderson
8. The Nestlé Concept of Corporate Social Responsibility As Implemented in Latin America by Nestlé Headquarters,
9. A Call to Action: The Necessity Defense by Jan Lundberg 10. Earth Treatise: Living for the Earth: Love, Protect, Restore and Kill?! for Gaia by Dr. Glen Barry
Global Peace Movement and Disarmament 1. And What Aabout Global Denuclearization ?, by S Faizi , with Countercurrents.org 2. Coalition of Peaceful Nations: Their Strength and Asset to the World, by DR. Charles Mercieca 3. The Scientific Method and World Peace , by Kamala Sarup, with PeaceJournalism.com 4. 10 REASONS WHY THE USA IS NOW THE MOST DANGEROUS NATION ON EARTH, AND 3 REASONS FOR HOPE, by www.richardneville.com.au Journal of a Futurist sent by David Allen Stringer, Vision Quester News Agency & Universal Alliance, universalalliance.org@tinyworld.co.uk 5. Nobel Acknowledges Counter Economy, by Mirza A. Beg with countercurrents.org 6. Is there a realistic chance for world peace?, by Monika Berghoff / Verlag Meiga 7. The Dumbing Down of America, by Manuel Valenzuela The Rebel Media Group 8. For a negotiable solution with North Korea, by Guy CREQUIE 9. North Korean crisis: the USA global invasion perspective, by Germain Dufour 10. Why NATO Cannot Win In Afghanistan, by M K Bhadrakumar 11. Wars And Debts And Taxes, Oh My!, by Michael Boldin 12. The Global Community condemns Israeli attacks on Gaza and South Lebanon and calls for an end to U.S. support of the Israeli occupation, by Germain Dufour 13. Soul of Humanity's Message 14. Forever darkness for the Souls related to the war industry, the business of conflicts and wars 15. Stop the Israeli invasion of Gaza! by Freedom Socialist Party 16. Festival des poètes du monde sur le thème de la paix, by Guy CREQUIE 17. It's time to do more to end the war in Iraq and in Afghanistan. Join the hunger strike to bring our troops home, byGermain Dufour 18. It's time to do more to end the war in Iraq. Join hunger strike to bring troops back home, authors with CODEPINK 19. Report: Iraqi women under siege, authors with CODEPINK 20. The Abominations of War: From My Lai to Haditha, by Cindy Sheehan 21. A proposal for peace, by Guy CREQUIE Earth governance and management 1. What a Revitalized United Nations Could do for the Entire World by DR. Charles Mercieca 2. I Count is the campaign of the Stop Climate Chaos coalition, by I Count 3. Ecological Footprint : Overview, by Global Footprint Network 4. Earth's Ecological Debt Crisis, by Martin Hickman with countercurrents.org 5. The United Nations : Challenges and Leadership, by René Wadlow with Transnational Perspectives 6. The Dumbing Down of America, by Manuel Valenzuela The Rebel Media Group 7. For a negotiable solution with North Korea, by Guy CREQUIE 8. Righting Injustice and Recognizing the Human Family. Vote Peace and to Establish War Crimes Truth Commission, by Glen Barry, Ecological Internet, Inc. specializes in the use of the Internet to achieve environmental conservation outcomes. 9. VICTORY: U.S. Roadless Forests Sleep More Safely for Now, by Glen Barry, Forest Conservation Portal 10. North Korean crisis: the USA global invasion perspective, by Germain Dufour 11. Urgent - Feds Ignore Toxic Threat in Cosmetics, by Lisa Grob , Friends of the Earth 12. The maturation of Matt Simmons, energy-industry investment banker and peak oil guru, by Jan Lundberg, 13. Dream of a Better Future, by John McConnell, founder of Earth Day, www.earthsite.org, article shown at PeaceJournalism.com 14. It's time to do more to end the war in Iraq and in Afghanistan. Join the hunger strike to bring our troops home, byGermain Dufour 15. Global Community Earth Government (GCEG)
16. Portal of global governance and Earth management
Vision of Earth, all life, now and in 2024 1. Civilization and a sustainble future, by Dave Ewoldt, dave@reststop.net http://www.attractionretreat.org/index.html 2. Civilization and a sustainble future, by Derrick Jensen, derrick@derrickjensen.org 3. What a Revitalized United Nations Could do for the Entire World by DR. Charles Mercieca 4. 10 REASONS WHY THE USA IS NOW THE MOST DANGEROUS NATION ON EARTH, AND 3 REASONS FOR HOPE, by www.richardneville.com.au Journal of a Futurist sent by David Allen Stringer, Vision Quester News Agency & Universal Alliance, universalalliance.org@tinyworld.co.uk 5. Ecological Footprint : Overview, by Global Footprint Network 6. Earth's Ecological Debt Crisis, by Martin Hickman with countercurrents.org 7. The United Nations : Challenges and Leadership, by René Wadlow with Transnational Perspectives 8. Is there a realistic chance for world peace?, by Monika Berghoff / Verlag Meiga 9. Righting Injustice and Recognizing the Human Family. Vote Peace and to Establish War Crimes Truth Commission, by Glen Barry, Ecological Internet, Inc. specializes in the use of the Internet to achieve environmental conservation outcomes. 10. Hugo Chavez's New World Vision, by Stephen Lendman 11. Growing Up Crazy: Power Structures In Religion, Sex, And Economics, by Peter Goodchild 12. We Have 10 Years To Save The Planet, by Michael McCarthy & David Usborne 13. The Soul of the Global Community
14. Is humanity as we know it today on Earth our final destination? 15. New Revelations, by God 16. GLOBAL ACTION TO SAVE PEOPLE AND PLANET, by John McConnell 17. The 'Global Community Overall Picture' 18. Earth Treatise: Living for the Earth: Love, Protect, Restore and Kill?! for Gaia by Dr. Glen Barry
Global Justice for all life on the planet 1. Concerning Louise Arbour, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, ending visit to Israel and Occupied Palestinian Territory, by Germain Dufour
2. Now is time for Bush and Cheney impeachment, by Germain Dufour 3. Global warming will threaten millions say climate scientists, by Michael McCarthy World News, sent to us by gwcc 4. Global Warming: More Inconvenient Truths , by Diana Trimble , with Simultaneous Policy (SP) http://www.simpol.org/ 5. Join the Discussion with Feminist Pioneer Eleanor Smeal, by Joe Baker, with Care2 and ThePetitionSite team 6. The United Nations : Challenges and Leadership, by René Wadlow with Transnational Perspectives 7. Panda conservation success: Halting the decline of the panda , by Tan Rui, with WWF 8. Greenpeace Activist News: Stop Icelandic Whaling, by Greenpeace International http://www.greenpeace.org/international/ 9. Greenpeace Activist News: Green my Apple, by Greenpeace 10. Righting Injustice and Recognizing the Human Family. Vote Peace and to Establish War Crimes Truth Commission, by Glen Barry, Ecological Internet, Inc. specializes in the use of the Internet to achieve environmental conservation outcomes. 11. VICTORY: U.S. Roadless Forests Sleep More Safely for Now, by Glen Barry, Forest Conservation Portal 12. North Korean crisis: the USA global invasion perspective, by Germain Dufour 13. California Sues “Big Six” Auto Companies on Global Warming, by Lisa Grob , Friends of the Earth 14. Urgent - Feds Ignore Toxic Threat in Cosmetics, by Lisa Grob , Friends of the Earth 15. End Clearcutting of Ancient Trees in Tasmania, by Robyn E., Care2 and ThePetitionSite Team 16. Access of Evil, by Amy Goodman 17. Electoral Fraud And Rebellion In Mexico, by Roger Burbach with www.countercurrents.org 18. Only One Man Stands Between Israel And World War III, by Geov Parrish with www.countercurrents.org 19. Why justice comes first, and not liberty, by Dr. Zeki Ergas
20. Another World is Possible, by Susan George 21. Earth Treatise: Living for the Earth: Love, Protect, Restore and Kill?! for Gaia by Dr. Glen Barry
Global Politics 1. Concerning Louise Arbour, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, ending visit to Israel and Occupied Palestinian Territory, by Germain Dufour
2. Evangelicals Embrace of Environmental Stewardship Creates Problem for Bush, by BushGreenwatch
3. 10 REASONS WHY THE USA IS NOW THE MOST DANGEROUS NATION ON EARTH, AND 3 REASONS FOR HOPE, by www.richardneville.com.au Journal of a Futurist sent by David Allen Stringer, Vision Quester News Agency & Universal Alliance, universalalliance.org@tinyworld.co.uk 4. The United Nations : Challenges and Leadership, by René Wadlow with Transnational Perspectives 5. The Myth of the Ticking Time Bomb, by Alfred W. McCoy, The Progressive published in AlterNet
6. The Dumbing Down of America, by Manuel Valenzuela The Rebel Media Group 7. REGIME CHANGE IN THE USA, by Hazel Henderson, Celebrating cultural and biodiversity -- and a new "earth ethics" beyond "economism." 8. VICTORY: U.S. Roadless Forests Sleep More Safely for Now, by Glen Barry, Forest Conservation Portal 9. North Korean crisis: the USA global invasion perspective, by Germain Dufour 10. California Sues “Big Six” Auto Companies on Global Warming, by Lisa Grob , Friends of the Earth 11. A Letter To UN Secretary General by Dr. Habib Siddiqui
12. The American Military's Cult Of Cruelty by Robert Fisk
13. For a reform of the United Nations by Guy CREQUIE, French poet and writer 14. Bush Is Not Incompetent by George Lakoff, Marc Ettlinger and Sam Ferguson with AlterNet
15. America's Disastrous Budgets, by Cindy Williams
16. Could Bush Be Prosecuted for War Crimes?, by Jan Frel an AlterNet staff writer
17. THE REAL aim is to change the regime in Lebanon and to install a puppet government, by Uri Avnery with www.countercurrents.org 18. Symbolic Terror Target: Who Exactly is Manipulating Our Emotions? And Why? by Mary-Sue Haliburton 19. Psychological Warfare: the First Casualty of War is truth, by Catherine Whelan Costen
Global Communities 1. Quebec is a nation, Israel is not, by Germain Dufour 2. The status of nation versus a global community, by Germain Dufour 3. Community Networks and Global Community, by William N. Ellis 4. Panda conservation success: Halting the decline of the panda , by Tan Rui, with WWF 5. Greenpeace Activist News: Stop Icelandic Whaling, by Greenpeace International http://www.greenpeace.org/international/ 6. Global Warming: More Inconvenient Truths , by Diana Trimble , with Simultaneous Policy (SP) http://www.simpol.org/ 7. 10 REASONS WHY THE USA IS NOW THE MOST DANGEROUS NATION ON EARTH, AND 3 REASONS FOR HOPE, by www.richardneville.com.au Journal of a Futurist sent by David Allen Stringer, Vision Quester News Agency & Universal Alliance, universalalliance.org@tinyworld.co.uk 8. I Count is the campaign of the Stop Climate Chaos coalition, by I Count 9. Global warming will threaten millions say climate scientists, by Michael McCarthy World News, sent to us by gwcc 10. REGIME CHANGE IN THE USA, by Hazel Henderson, Celebrating cultural and biodiversity -- and a new "earth ethics" beyond "economism." 11. Greenpeace Activist News: Green my Apple, by Greenpeace 12. International Car Free Day, by Leanne Minichillo The Green Tourism Association Newsletter 13. The Global Community categorically denies Israel the status of nation and of a global community, by Germain Dufour 14. Population transfer threatens Mon community, by Cham Toik, with KAOWAO NEWS GROUP, www.kaowao.org Global Health 1. Urgent - Feds Ignore Toxic Threat in Cosmetics, by Lisa Grob , Friends of the Earth 2. Corporate E. Coli, by Joshua Frank 3. Health Effects of plastics in the environment 4. Health Effects of Fine Particulate Air Pollution: Lines that Connect, by C. Arden Pope III and Douglas W. Dockery, Courtesy of Air & Waste Management Association (A&WMA), published in Environmental Expert www.environmental-expert.com/index.asp Global Economy 1. Stern, Worm And The Special Committee On Sustainable Aquaculture , by Bill Henderson , with Countercurrents.org 2. Ethical Markets TV, by Hazel Henderson , with Ethical Markets TV http://www.ethicalmarkets.com/ 3. Question of Direction Launched: Sustainability and Economic Expansion, by Mike Nickerson, with Sustainability Project/7th Generation Initiative sustain5@web.ca 4. Aim at improving farm income, not magic growth figures, by ASHOK B SHARMA The Indian Express Online Media (Pvt) Ltd. 5. REGIME CHANGE IN THE USA, by Hazel Henderson, Celebrating cultural and biodiversity -- and a new "earth ethics" beyond "economism." 6. Greenpeace Activist News: Green my Apple, by Greenpeace 7. California Sues “Big Six” Auto Companies on Global Warming, by Lisa Grob , Friends of the Earth 8. Open world: the truth about globalisation, by Philippe Legrain 9. A Democratically Planned Global Economy, by Robert E. Cobb 10. Resisting The Canadian Capital In South Asia, by Harsha Walia 11. Domestic Genocide Of An Economic Nature, by Jason Miller 12. The Whole Human Being: a "new" and savvy citizen for our times, by Jan Lundberg, Culture Change Letter #133, www.culturechange.org Protection of the Global Environment 1. Stern, Worm And The Special Committee On Sustainable Aquaculture , by Bill Henderson , with Countercurrents.org 2. Space: America's New War Zone, by Andrew Buncombe, with Countercurrents.org 3. Evangelicals Embrace of Environmental Stewardship Creates Problem for Bush, by BushGreenwatch
4. Global Warming: More Inconvenient Truths , by Diana Trimble , with Simultaneous Policy (SP) http://www.simpol.org/ 5. I Count is the campaign of the Stop Climate Chaos coalition, by I Count 6. Global warming will threaten millions say climate scientists, by Michael McCarthy World News, sent to us by gwcc 7. Greenpeace Activist News: Stop Icelandic Whaling, by Greenpeace International http://www.greenpeace.org/international/ 8. Panda conservation success: Halting the decline of the panda , by Tan Rui, with WWF 9. 10 REASONS WHY THE USA IS NOW THE MOST DANGEROUS NATION ON EARTH, AND 3 REASONS FOR HOPE, by www.richardneville.com.au Journal of a Futurist sent by David Allen Stringer, Vision Quester News Agency & Universal Alliance, universalalliance.org@tinyworld.co.uk 10. Greenpeace Activist News: Green my Apple, by Greenpeace 11. International Car Free Day, by Leanne Minichillo The Green Tourism Association Newsletter 12. VICTORY: U.S. Roadless Forests Sleep More Safely for Now, by Glen Barry, Forest Conservation Portal 13. California Sues “Big Six” Auto Companies on Global Warming, by Lisa Grob , Friends of the Earth 14. Urgent - Feds Ignore Toxic Threat in Cosmetics, by Lisa Grob , Friends of the Earth 15. The Climate Disaster Is Upon Us - Now, by Michael McCarthy 16. Arnold Schwarzenegger's outlawing California cities' rights to place fees on plastic bags 17. California Governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, has signed the Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006, 18. Action Alert: Malaysia Must Stop the Violence Against the Penan and Logging of Their Rainforests, by Glen Barry with Rainforest Portal, a project of Ecological Internet, www.rainforestportal.org Global businesses and trade 1. Balance between trade ambition and development must: AFGC - Asian Farmers' Cooperatives , by ASHOK B SHARMA , with Indian Society For Sustainable Agriculture and Indian Express Newspapers (Mumbai) Ltd. indiansocietyag@yahoo.co.in 2. What happened with Spirit in Business?, by Sander Tideman and Anders Faijersson Ferguson, Co-Founders & Co-Chairs of Spirit in Business info@globalleadersacademy.com 3. Looking at the Impact of Hurricane Ivan on Florida Coasts, by Alliance Communications Group, with innovations-report 4. International Car Free Day, by Leanne Minichillo The Green Tourism Association Newsletter 5. California Sues “Big Six” Auto Companies on Global Warming, by Lisa Grob , Friends of the Earth 6. Task On Running Unions -Role Of The State, by V.Krishnamurthy
7. The Cancun Summit Mandated The North American Union by 2007, by Jan Allen
Research and Development 1. Looking at the Impact of Hurricane Ivan on Florida Coasts, by Alliance Communications Group, with innovations-report 2. Research paper submitted toward Global Dialogue 2007 by Dr. José G. Vargas-Hernández 3. February 26th 2006 Global Citizens Rights, Responsibility and Accountability Act
4. February 1st, 2004 The Global Constitution The Global Constitution is for all Peoples on Earth, for the Global Community and Earth Government. It is for all life. Not just to fulfill the needs of the most powerful nation.
Cultural aspects and issues 1. IN SEARCH OF AN EVOLVING UNIVERSAL-VALUES COMMON DENOMINATOR, by David Allen Stringer, International Coordinator – The Universal Alliance, http://www.universalalliance.org.uk Vision Quester News Agency & Universal Alliance, universalalliance.org@tinyworld.co.uk Religion and spirituality aspects and issues 1. The Defense of Spiritual Liberty , by Rene Wadlow , with www.transnational-perspectives.org wadlowz@aol.com 2. IN SEARCH OF AN EVOLVING UNIVERSAL-VALUES COMMON DENOMINATOR, by David Allen Stringer, International Coordinator – The Universal Alliance, http://www.universalalliance.org.uk Vision Quester News Agency & Universal Alliance, universalalliance.org@tinyworld.co.uk 3. Interview: Tariq Ali (Development of Islamic civilisation), by Talat Ahmed , with Countercurrents.org 4. Evangelicals Embrace of Environmental Stewardship Creates Problem for Bush, by BushGreenwatch
5. Buddha As Untouchable, by Raja Sekhar Vundru with Countercurrents.org
6. Growing Up Crazy: Power Structures In Religion, Sex, And Economics, by Peter Goodchild
7. Fundamentalist Paganism and Green Libertarianism, by Dr. Glen Barry, with Earth Meanders GlenBarry@EcologicalInternet.org Education and training aspects and issues 1. Civilization and a sustainble future, by Dave Ewoldt, dave@reststop.net http://www.attractionretreat.org/index.html 2. Civilization and a sustainble future, by Derrick Jensen, derrick@derrickjensen.org Social Justice aspects and issues 1. IN SEARCH OF AN EVOLVING UNIVERSAL-VALUES COMMON DENOMINATOR, by David Allen Stringer, International Coordinator – The Universal Alliance, http://www.universalalliance.org.uk Vision Quester News Agency & Universal Alliance, universalalliance.org@tinyworld.co.uk 2. The Defense of Spiritual Liberty , by Rene Wadlow , with www.transnational-perspectives.org wadlowz@aol.com 3. Civilization and a sustainble future, by Dave Ewoldt, dave@reststop.net http://www.attractionretreat.org/index.html 4. Civilization and a sustainble future, by Derrick Jensen, derrick@derrickjensen.org 5. Join the Discussion with Feminist Pioneer Eleanor Smeal, by Joe Baker, with Care2 and ThePetitionSite team 6. Behind Closed Doors: The Invisibility Of Domestic Violence, by Lucinda Marshall, with Countercurrents.org, Arts aspects and issues Sciences aspects and issues 1. The Scientific Method and World Peace , by Kamala Sarup, with PeaceJournalism.com 2. Looking at the Impact of Hurricane Ivan on Florida Coasts, by Alliance Communications Group, with innovations-report Technology aspects and issues 1. Looking at the Impact of Hurricane Ivan on Florida Coasts, by Alliance Communications Group, with innovations-report Peak oil movement aspects and issues 1. A young person's guide to peak oil and global climate chaos , by John Siman , with Culture Change info@culturechange.org 2. How to Prepare for Peak Oil and Climate Change, by Tim Winton , with Permaforest Trust info@permaforesttrust.org.au 3. Transition Culture Interview with Richard Heinberg - Part One… Peak Oil, by Rob Hopkins , an Interview with Richard Heinberg, Interview set up by EnergyBulletin.net 4. The Oil Crisis Started 30 Years Ago, by Peter Goodchild , with Countercurrents.org 5. The Path Beyond Petroleum: Twelve Theses, by Peter Goodchild , with Countercurrents.org Societal family image aspects and issues Global food production aspects and issues 1. The Future of Food -- video and presentation , by Wendy Starr , wendy.starr@planetfriendly.net with People- & Planet-Friendly Newsletter/Bulletin http://www.planetfriendly.net/ Global poverty aspects and issues 1. Poverty And Its Impact On Children – A Wake Up Call , by Md. Saidul Islam , with Countercurrents.org 2. From Orangi To Grameen Bank: An Alternative Route To Pro-Poor Development , by Md. Saidul Islam , with Countercurrents.org Global sustainable agriculture aspects and issues 1. Balance between trade ambition and development must: AFGC - Asian Farmers' Cooperatives , by ASHOK B SHARMA , with Indian Society For Sustainable Agriculture and Indian Express Newspapers (Mumbai) Ltd. indiansocietyag@yahoo.co.in 2. Sibal asks WMO to work on climate change , by ASHOK B SHARMA , with Indian Society For Sustainable Agriculture and Indian Express Newspapers (Mumbai) Ltd. indiansocietyag@yahoo.co.in Global mining and mining the impacts aspects and issues Global civilization aspects and issues 1. Quebec is a nation, Israel is not, by Germain Dufour 2. The status of nation versus a global community, by Germain Dufour 3. Community Networks and Global Community, by William N. Ellis 4. IN SEARCH OF AN EVOLVING UNIVERSAL-VALUES COMMON DENOMINATOR, by David Allen Stringer, International Coordinator – The Universal Alliance, http://www.universalalliance.org.uk Vision Quester News Agency & Universal Alliance, universalalliance.org@tinyworld.co.uk 5. Interview: Tariq Ali (Development of Islamic civilisation), by Talat Ahmed , with Countercurrents.org 6. 10 REASONS WHY THE USA IS NOW THE MOST DANGEROUS NATION ON EARTH, AND 3 REASONS FOR HOPE, by www.richardneville.com.au Journal of a Futurist sent by David Allen Stringer, Vision Quester News Agency & Universal Alliance, universalalliance.org@tinyworld.co.uk 7. What a Revitalized United Nations Could do for the Entire World by DR. Charles Mercieca 8. Coalition of Peaceful Nations: Their Strength and Asset to the World, by DR. Charles Mercieca 9. Question of Direction Launched: Sustainability and Economic Expansion, by Mike Nickerson, with Sustainability Project/7th Generation Initiative sustain5@web.ca 10. Civilization and a sustainble future, by Dave Ewoldt, dave@reststop.net http://www.attractionretreat.org/index.html 11. Civilization and a sustainble future, by Derrick Jensen, derrick@derrickjensen.org 12. Fundamentalist Paganism and Green Libertarianism, by Dr. Glen Barry, with Earth Meanders GlenBarry@EcologicalInternet.org Global pollution aspects and issues 1. U.N. Says Number Of Ocean "Dead Zones" Rising Fast , by Daniel Wallis , with Countercurrents.org Global manufacturing of products aspects and issues 1. Looking at the Impact of Hurricane Ivan on Florida Coasts, by Alliance Communications Group, with innovations-report Earth resources availability aspects and issues 1. 10 REASONS WHY THE USA IS NOW THE MOST DANGEROUS NATION ON EARTH, AND 3 REASONS FOR HOPE, by www.richardneville.com.au Journal of a Futurist sent by David Allen Stringer, Vision Quester News Agency & Universal Alliance, universalalliance.org@tinyworld.co.uk Global law, codes and standards aspects and issues 1. What a Revitalized United Nations Could do for the Entire World by DR. Charles Mercieca Earth and human rights aspects and issues 1. Concerning Louise Arbour, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, ending visit to Israel and Occupied Palestinian Territory, by Germain Dufour
2. CFHRINDIA - CITIZEN FORUM ON HUMAN RIGHTS, by http://www.karmayog.org/CFHRINDIA/index.asp?r=204 FOR GOVT, SEMI GOVT. & GENERAL PUBLIC (CHFR), sent by Ln. S.K.Bhattacharjee, National President, CITIZEN FORUM ON HUMAN RIGHTS www.indianhumanrights.org, nchrcr_india@yahoo.co.in 3. Join the Discussion with Feminist Pioneer Eleanor Smeal, by Joe Baker, with Care2 and ThePetitionSite team 4. 10 REASONS WHY THE USA IS NOW THE MOST DANGEROUS NATION ON EARTH, AND 3 REASONS FOR HOPE, by www.richardneville.com.au Journal of a Futurist sent by David Allen Stringer, Vision Quester News Agency & Universal Alliance, universalalliance.org@tinyworld.co.uk 5. Time for Another Body Count in Iraq, by Sheldon Rampton, PR Watch, published by AlterNet 6. Genocide And denial, by Gabriele Zamparini , with Countercurrents.org Drinking water availability aspects and issues 1. Mitigating Water-crisis In Punjab: Empowering Society With Water Vision , by Umendra Dutt , with Countercurrents.org Global warming aspects and issues 1. How to Prepare for Peak Oil and Climate Change, by Tim Winton , with Permaforest Trust info@permaforesttrust.org.au 2. Transition Culture Interview with Richard Heinberg - Part One… Peak Oil, by Rob Hopkins , an Interview with Richard Heinberg, Interview set up by EnergyBulletin.net 3. Focus the Nation: Global Warming Solutions for America , by Dr. Eban Goodstein, Project Director of Bi-weekly E-Bulletin 4. Melting Of Greenland's Ice Sheet 'Is The Turning Point' , by Michael McCarthy , with Countercurrents.org 5. Climate Change 'Will Cause Refugee Crisis' , by Michael McCarthy , with Countercurrents.org 6. African Apocalypse: The Continent Burning Into A Desert , by Geoffrey Lean , with Countercurrents.org 7. Global Warming: More Inconvenient Truths , by Diana Trimble , with Simultaneous Policy (SP) http://www.simpol.org/ Climate change aspects and issues 1. A young person's guide to peak oil and global climate chaos , by John Siman , with Culture Change info@culturechange.org 2. How to Prepare for Peak Oil and Climate Change, by Tim Winton , with Permaforest Trust info@permaforesttrust.org.au 3. Transition Culture Interview with Richard Heinberg - Part One… Peak Oil, by Rob Hopkins , an Interview with Richard Heinberg, Interview set up by EnergyBulletin.net 4. Stern, Worm And The Special Committee On Sustainable Aquaculture , by Bill Henderson , with Countercurrents.org 5. So What Does The Stern Report Mean For The world? , by Michael McCarthy , with Countercurrents.org 6. Sibal asks WMO to work on climate change , by ASHOK B SHARMA , with Indian Society For Sustainable Agriculture and Indian Express Newspapers (Mumbai) Ltd. indiansocietyag@yahoo.co.in 7. Climate Change 'Will Cause Refugee Crisis' , by Michael McCarthy , with Countercurrents.org 8. Greenland Ice Sheet Shrinking Fast , by Reuters , with Countercurrents.org 9. Global Warming: More Inconvenient Truths , by Diana Trimble , with Simultaneous Policy (SP) http://www.simpol.org/ Energy aspects and issues Democracy aspects and issues 1. Attempting democracy in ethnically diverse Burma , by Nehginpao Kipgen, General Secretary of US based Kuki International Forum, Biodiversity aspects and issues 1. Greenpeace Activist News: Stop Icelandic Whaling, by Greenpeace International http://www.greenpeace.org/international/ 2. Panda conservation success: Halting the decline of the panda , by Tan Rui, with WWF |
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| November 2006 | Politics and Justice without borders. Theme: Agency of Global Police and the formation of the Global Protection Agency (GPA)
Message from the Editor Final call to send your nomination for the 2006 ECO award a. Send your nomination letters for the ECO Awards b. Previous years list of recipients of the ECO Award
Global Dialogue 2007
Politics and Justice without borders. Theme: Building Global Communities for all life a. Global Dialogue 2007 b. Process overview c. Program d. Call for Papers Formation of the Global Protection Agency (GPA) a. General introductory process for anyone wanting to be involved in Ministries and Agencies b. Press release concerning the GPA Proclamations 1. Letter to the Secretary General of the United Nations (Part II concerning your leadership in the world) 2. Letter to Dr. José G. Vargas-Hernández concerning your research paper 3. Letter to Israel Major General Dan Halutz concerning the Global Community Arrest Warrant against you 4. Letter to all Canadians concerning the war in Afghanistan 5. Letter to the Global Community concerning August 2006 Global Exhibition Press Briefing 1. October 20, 2006, press release Formation of the Global Protection Agency (GPA)
1. October 14, 2006, press release North Korean crisis: the USA global invasion perspective
2. October 14, 2006, press release Global Community Arrest Warrants against the Secretary General of the United Nations Kofi Annan
3. October 14, 2006, press release Global Community Arrest Warrants against the Five Permanent Members of the UN Security Council
4. October 2, 2006, press release Agency of Global Police. Building global communities requires a mean to enforce global law that protects all life on Earth.
5. September 12th, 2006, press release Global Dialogue 2007 Call for Papers.Theme: building Global Communities for all life
6. July 19th 2006 press release Global Community Arrest Warrants against four very dangerous criminals
7. June 21st 2006 press release It's time to do more to end the war in Iraq and in Afghanistan. Join the hunger strike to bring troops home.
Report 1. July 19th 2006 investigative report The Global Community categorically denies Israel the status of nation and of a global community A) Summary 2. February 26th 2006 Global Citizens Rights, Responsibility and Accountability Act
Currents News 1. November 2006 Newsletter 2. October 2006 Newsletter 3. August 2006 Newsletter 4. July 2006 Newsletter Global Dialogue 1. Global Dialogue 2007 2. Issues from previous Global Dialogues are added to issues of Global Dialogue 2006
3. Global Dialogue 2006
Global Sustainability 1. Ecological Footprint : Overview, by Global Footprint Network 2. Aim at improving farm income, not magic growth figures, by ASHOK B SHARMA The Indian Express Online Media (Pvt) Ltd. 3. Greenpeace Activist News: Green my Apple, by Greenpeace 4. Alcan's 2006 Sustainability Report, worldwide, sustainability as an approach to business by Dick Evans
5. Peak Oil And The Myth Of Sustainability, by Peter Goodchild
6. Pragmatists And Heretics - Peak Oil And Runaway Global Warming, by Bill Henderson
7. The Nestlé Concept of Corporate Social Responsibility As Implemented in Latin America by Nestlé Headquarters,
8. A Call to Action: The Necessity Defense by Jan Lundberg 9. Earth Treatise: Living for the Earth: Love, Protect, Restore and Kill?! for Gaia by Dr. Glen Barry
Global Peace Movement and Disarmament 1. Nobel Acknowledges Counter Economy, by Mirza A. Beg with countercurrents.org 2. Is there a realistic chance for world peace?, by Monika Berghoff / Verlag Meiga 3. The Dumbing Down of America, by Manuel Valenzuela The Rebel Media Group 4. For a negotiable solution with North Korea, by Guy CREQUIE 5. North Korean crisis: the USA global invasion perspective, by Germain Dufour 6. Why NATO Cannot Win In Afghanistan, by M K Bhadrakumar 7. Wars And Debts And Taxes, Oh My!, by Michael Boldin 8. The Global Community condemns Israeli attacks on Gaza and South Lebanon and calls for an end to U.S. support of the Israeli occupation, by Germain Dufour 9. Soul of Humanity's Message 10. Forever darkness for the Souls related to the war industry, the business of conflicts and wars 11. Stop the Israeli invasion of Gaza! by Freedom Socialist Party 12. Festival des poètes du monde sur le thème de la paix, by Guy CREQUIE 13. It's time to do more to end the war in Iraq and in Afghanistan. Join the hunger strike to bring our troops home, byGermain Dufour 14. It's time to do more to end the war in Iraq. Join hunger strike to bring troops back home, authors with CODEPINK 15. Report: Iraqi women under siege, authors with CODEPINK 16. The Abominations of War: From My Lai to Haditha, by Cindy Sheehan 17. A proposal for peace, by Guy CREQUIE Earth governance and management 1. I Count is the campaign of the Stop Climate Chaos coalition, by I Count 2. Ecological Footprint : Overview, by Global Footprint Network 3. Earth's Ecological Debt Crisis, by Martin Hickman with countercurrents.org 4. The United Nations : Challenges and Leadership, by René Wadlow with Transnational Perspectives 5. The Dumbing Down of America, by Manuel Valenzuela The Rebel Media Group 6. For a negotiable solution with North Korea, by Guy CREQUIE 7. Righting Injustice and Recognizing the Human Family. Vote Peace and to Establish War Crimes Truth Commission, by Glen Barry, Ecological Internet, Inc. specializes in the use of the Internet to achieve environmental conservation outcomes. 8. VICTORY: U.S. Roadless Forests Sleep More Safely for Now, by Glen Barry, Forest Conservation Portal 9. North Korean crisis: the USA global invasion perspective, by Germain Dufour 10. Urgent - Feds Ignore Toxic Threat in Cosmetics, by Lisa Grob , Friends of the Earth 11. The maturation of Matt Simmons, energy-industry investment banker and peak oil guru, by Jan Lundberg, 12. Dream of a Better Future, by John McConnell, founder of Earth Day, www.earthsite.org, article shown at PeaceJournalism.com 13. It's time to do more to end the war in Iraq and in Afghanistan. Join the hunger strike to bring our troops home, byGermain Dufour 14. Global Community Earth Government (GCEG)
15. Portal of global governance and Earth management
Vision of Earth, all life, now and in 2024 1. Ecological Footprint : Overview, by Global Footprint Network 2. Earth's Ecological Debt Crisis, by Martin Hickman with countercurrents.org 3. The United Nations : Challenges and Leadership, by René Wadlow with Transnational Perspectives 4. Is there a realistic chance for world peace?, by Monika Berghoff / Verlag Meiga 5. Righting Injustice and Recognizing the Human Family. Vote Peace and to Establish War Crimes Truth Commission, by Glen Barry, Ecological Internet, Inc. specializes in the use of the Internet to achieve environmental conservation outcomes. 6. Hugo Chavez's New World Vision, by Stephen Lendman 7. Growing Up Crazy: Power Structures In Religion, Sex, And Economics, by Peter Goodchild 8. We Have 10 Years To Save The Planet, by Michael McCarthy & David Usborne 9. The Soul of the Global Community
10. Is humanity as we know it today on Earth our final destination? 11. New Revelations, by God 12. GLOBAL ACTION TO SAVE PEOPLE AND PLANET, by John McConnell 13. The 'Global Community Overall Picture' 14. Earth Treatise: Living for the Earth: Love, Protect, Restore and Kill?! for Gaia by Dr. Glen Barry
Global Justice for all life on the planet 1. Global warming will threaten millions say climate scientists, by Michael McCarthy World News, sent to us by gwcc 2. The United Nations : Challenges and Leadership, by René Wadlow with Transnational Perspectives 3. Greenpeace Activist News: Green my Apple, by Greenpeace 4. Righting Injustice and Recognizing the Human Family. Vote Peace and to Establish War Crimes Truth Commission, by Glen Barry, Ecological Internet, Inc. specializes in the use of the Internet to achieve environmental conservation outcomes. 5. VICTORY: U.S. Roadless Forests Sleep More Safely for Now, by Glen Barry, Forest Conservation Portal 6. North Korean crisis: the USA global invasion perspective, by Germain Dufour 7. California Sues “Big Six” Auto Companies on Global Warming, by Lisa Grob , Friends of the Earth 8. Urgent - Feds Ignore Toxic Threat in Cosmetics, by Lisa Grob , Friends of the Earth 9. End Clearcutting of Ancient Trees in Tasmania, by Robyn Erler, Care2 and ThePetitionSite Team 10. Access of Evil, by Amy Goodman 11. Electoral Fraud And Rebellion In Mexico, by Roger Burbach with www.countercurrents.org 12. Only One Man Stands Between Israel And World War III, by Geov Parrish with www.countercurrents.org 13. Why justice comes first, and not liberty, by Dr. Zeki Ergas
14. Another World is Possible, by Susan George 15. Earth Treatise: Living for the Earth: Love, Protect, Restore and Kill?! for Gaia by Dr. Glen Barry
Global Politics 1. The United Nations : Challenges and Leadership, by René Wadlow with Transnational Perspectives 2. The Myth of the Ticking Time Bomb, by Alfred W. McCoy, The Progressive published in AlterNet
3. The Dumbing Down of America, by Manuel Valenzuela The Rebel Media Group 4. REGIME CHANGE IN THE USA, by Hazel Henderson, Celebrating cultural and biodiversity -- and a new "earth ethics" beyond "economism." 5. VICTORY: U.S. Roadless Forests Sleep More Safely for Now, by Glen Barry, Forest Conservation Portal 6. North Korean crisis: the USA global invasion perspective, by Germain Dufour 7. California Sues “Big Six” Auto Companies on Global Warming, by Lisa Grob , Friends of the Earth 8. A Letter To UN Secretary General by Dr. Habib Siddiqui
9. The American Military's Cult Of Cruelty by Robert Fisk
10. For a reform of the United Nations by Guy CREQUIE, French poet and writer 11. Bush Is Not Incompetent by George Lakoff, Marc Ettlinger and Sam Ferguson with AlterNet
12. America's Disastrous Budgets, by Cindy Williams
13. Could Bush Be Prosecuted for War Crimes?, by Jan Frel an AlterNet staff writer
14. THE REAL aim is to change the regime in Lebanon and to install a puppet government, by Uri Avnery with www.countercurrents.org 15. Symbolic Terror Target: Who Exactly is Manipulating Our Emotions? And Why? by Mary-Sue Haliburton 16. Psychological Warfare: the First Casualty of War is truth, by Catherine Whelan Costen
Global Communities 1. I Count is the campaign of the Stop Climate Chaos coalition, by I Count 2. Global warming will threaten millions say climate scientists, by Michael McCarthy World News, sent to us by gwcc 3. REGIME CHANGE IN THE USA, by Hazel Henderson, Celebrating cultural and biodiversity -- and a new "earth ethics" beyond "economism." 4. Greenpeace Activist News: Green my Apple, by Greenpeace 5. International Car Free Day, by Leanne Minichillo The Green Tourism Association Newsletter 6. The Global Community categorically denies Israel the status of nation and of a global community, by Germain Dufour 7. Population transfer threatens Mon community, by Cham Toik, with KAOWAO NEWS GROUP, www.kaowao.org Global Health 1. Urgent - Feds Ignore Toxic Threat in Cosmetics, by Lisa Grob , Friends of the Earth 2. Corporate E. Coli, by Joshua Frank 3. Health Effects of plastics in the environment 4. Health Effects of Fine Particulate Air Pollution: Lines that Connect, by C. Arden Pope III and Douglas W. Dockery, Courtesy of Air & Waste Management Association (A&WMA), published in Environmental Expert www.environmental-expert.com/index.asp Global Economy 1. Aim at improving farm income, not magic growth figures, by ASHOK B SHARMA The Indian Express Online Media (Pvt) Ltd. 2. REGIME CHANGE IN THE USA, by Hazel Henderson, Celebrating cultural and biodiversity -- and a new "earth ethics" beyond "economism." 3. Greenpeace Activist News: Green my Apple, by Greenpeace 4. California Sues “Big Six” Auto Companies on Global Warming, by Lisa Grob , Friends of the Earth 5. Open world: the truth about globalisation, by Philippe Legrain 6. A Democratically Planned Global Economy, by Robert E. Cobb 7. Resisting The Canadian Capital In South Asia, by Harsha Walia 8. Domestic Genocide Of An Economic Nature, by Jason Miller 9. The Whole Human Being: a "new" and savvy citizen for our times, by Jan Lundberg, Culture Change Letter #133, www.culturechange.org Protection of the Global Environment 1. I Count is the campaign of the Stop Climate Chaos coalition, by I Count 2. Global warming will threaten millions say climate scientists, by Michael McCarthy World News, sent to us by gwcc 3. Greenpeace Activist News: Green my Apple, by Greenpeace 4. International Car Free Day, by Leanne Minichillo The Green Tourism Association Newsletter 5. VICTORY: U.S. Roadless Forests Sleep More Safely for Now, by Glen Barry, Forest Conservation Portal 6. California Sues “Big Six” Auto Companies on Global Warming, by Lisa Grob , Friends of the Earth 7. Urgent - Feds Ignore Toxic Threat in Cosmetics, by Lisa Grob , Friends of the Earth 8. The Climate Disaster Is Upon Us - Now, by Michael McCarthy 9. Arnold Schwarzenegger's outlawing California cities' rights to place fees on plastic bags 10. California Governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, has signed the Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006, 11. Action Alert: Malaysia Must Stop the Violence Against the Penan and Logging of Their Rainforests, by Glen Barry with Rainforest Portal, a project of Ecological Internet, www.rainforestportal.org Global businesses and trade 1. International Car Free Day, by Leanne Minichillo The Green Tourism Association Newsletter 2. California Sues “Big Six” Auto Companies on Global Warming, by Lisa Grob , Friends of the Earth 3. Task On Running Unions -Role Of The State, by V.Krishnamurthy
4. The Cancun Summit Mandated The North American Union by 2007, by Jan Allen
Research and Development 1. Research paper submitted toward Global Dialogue 2007 by Dr. José G. Vargas-Hernández 2. February 26th 2006 Global Citizens Rights, Responsibility and Accountability Act
3. February 1st, 2004 The Global Constitution The Global Constitution is for all Peoples on Earth, for the Global Community and Earth Government. It is for all life. Not just to fulfill the needs of the most powerful nation.
Cultural aspects and issues, Religion - spirituality aspects and issues, Education and training aspects and issues, Social aspects and issues, Arts aspects, events and issues, Sciences aspects and issues, Technology aspects and issues, Peak Oil Movement, andSocietal family image aspects and issues. |
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| October 2006 | Politics and Justice without borders. Theme: Building Global Communities for all life
Table of Contents
Message from the Editor
Press Briefing Global Dialogue 2007 Call for Papers
Global Dialogue Global Dialogue 2006 Politics and Justice without borders. Theme: Actions for the good of all as per the Statement of rights, responsibilities, and accountabilities of the Global Community citizens. a. Access the Statement of rights, responsibilities, and accountabilities Global Dialogue 2007 Politics and Justice without borders. Theme: Building Global Communities for all life
Results of Global Community and GCEG annual meetings a. Tenth Global Meeting of Earth Government b. Global Parliament approval of the Global Constitution c. GCEG Global Parliament has categorically rejected Israel as a member of the Global Government of North America (GGNA) Participate in coming Global Community and GCEG annual meetings The Global Community and Eleventh Global Meeting of Earth Government annual meetings |
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| August 2006 | The Global Community categorically denies Israel the status of nation and of a global community
Message from the Editor
Proclamations 1. Letter to Israel Major General Dan Halutz concerning the Global Community Arrest Warrant against you 2. Letter to all Canadians concerning the war in Afghanistan 3. Letter to the Global Community concerning August 2006 Global Exhibition Press Briefing 1. July 19th 2006 press release Global Community Arrest Warrants against four very dangerous criminals
2. June 21st 2006 press release It's time to do more to end the war in Iraq and in Afghanistan. Join the hunger strike to bring troops home.
Report 1. July 19th 2006 investigative report The Global Community categorically denies Israel the status of nation and of a global community A) Summary 2. February 26th 2006 Global Citizens Rights, Responsibility and Accountability Act
Currents News 1. August 2006 Newsletter 2. July 2006 Newsletter Global Dialogue 1. Issues from previous Global Dialogues are added to issues of Global Dialogue 2006
2. Global Dialogue 2006
Global Sustainability 1. The Nestlé Concept of Corporate Social Responsibility As Implemented in Latin America by Nestlé Headquarters,
2. A Call to Action: The Necessity Defense by Jan Lundberg 3. Earth Treatise: Living for the Earth: Love, Protect, Restore and Kill?! for Gaia by Dr. Glen Barry
Global Peace Movement and Disarmament 1. The Global Community condemns Israeli attacks on Gaza and South Lebanon and calls for an end to U.S. support of the Israeli occupation, by Germain Dufour 2. Soul of Humanity's Message 3. Forever darkness for the Souls related to the war industry, the business of conflicts and wars 4. Stop the Israeli invasion of Gaza! by Freedom Socialist Party 5. Festival des poètes du monde sur le thème de la paix, by Guy CREQUIE 6. It's time to do more to end the war in Iraq and in Afghanistan. Join the hunger strike to bring our troops home, byGermain Dufour 7. It's time to do more to end the war in Iraq. Join hunger strike to bring troops back home, authors with CODEPINK 8. Report: Iraqi women under siege, authors with CODEPINK 9. The Abominations of War: From My Lai to Haditha, by Cindy Sheehan 10. A proposal for peace, by Guy CREQUIE Earth governance and management 1. The maturation of Matt Simmons, energy-industry investment banker and peak oil guru, by Jan Lundberg, 2. Dream of a Better Future, by John McConnell, founder of Earth Day, www.earthsite.org, article shown at PeaceJournalism.com 3. It's time to do more to end the war in Iraq and in Afghanistan. Join the hunger strike to bring our troops home, byGermain Dufour 4. Global Community Earth Government (GCEG)
5. Portal of global governance and Earth management
Vision of Earth, all life, now and in 2024 1. The Soul of the Global Community
2. Is humanity as we know it today on Earth our final destination? 3. New Revelations, by God 4. GLOBAL ACTION TO SAVE PEOPLE AND PLANET, by John McConnell 5. The 'Global Community Overall Picture' 6. Earth Treatise: Living for the Earth: Love, Protect, Restore and Kill?! for Gaia by Dr. Glen Barry
Global Justice for all life on the planet 1. Access of Evil, by Amy Goodman 2. Electoral Fraud And Rebellion In Mexico, by Roger Burbach with www.countercurrents.org 3. Only One Man Stands Between Israel And World War III, by Geov Parrish with www.countercurrents.org 4. Why justice comes first, and not liberty, by Dr. Zeki Ergas
5. Another World is Possible, by Susan George 6. Earth Treatise: Living for the Earth: Love, Protect, Restore and Kill?! for Gaia by Dr. Glen Barry
Global Politics 1. Bush Is Not Incompetent by George Lakoff, Marc Ettlinger and Sam Ferguson with AlterNet
2. America's Disastrous Budgets, by Cindy Williams
3. Could Bush Be Prosecuted for War Crimes?, by Jan Frel an AlterNet staff writer
4. THE REAL aim is to change the regime in Lebanon and to install a puppet government, by Uri Avnery with www.countercurrents.org 5. Symbolic Terror Target: Who Exactly is Manipulating Our Emotions? And Why? by Mary-Sue Haliburton 6. Psychological Warfare: the First Casualty of War is truth, by Catherine Whelan Costen
Global Communities 1. The Global Community categorically denies Israel the status of nation and of a global community, by Germain Dufour 2. Population transfer threatens Mon community, by Cham Toik, with KAOWAO NEWS GROUP, www.kaowao.org Global Health 1. Health Effects of Fine Particulate Air Pollution: Lines that Connect, by C. Arden Pope III and Douglas W. Dockery, Courtesy of Air & Waste Management Association (A&WMA), published in Environmental Expert www.environmental-expert.com/index.asp Global Economy 1. The Whole Human Being: a "new" and savvy citizen for our times, by Jan Lundberg, Culture Change Letter #133, www.culturechange.org Protection of the Global Environment 1. Action Alert: Malaysia Must Stop the Violence Against the Penan and Logging of Their Rainforests, by Glen Barry with Rainforest Portal, a project of Ecological Internet, www.rainforestportal.org Global businesses and trade 1. The Cancun Summit Mandated The North American Union by 2007, by Jan Allen
Research and Development 1. February 26th 2006 Global Citizens Rights, Responsibility and Accountability Act
2. February 1st, 2004 The Global Constitution The Global Constitution is for all Peoples on Earth, for the Global Community and Earth Government. It is for all life. Not just to fulfill the needs of the most powerful nation.
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| July 2006 | A hunger strike to end the war and bring troops home from Iraq and Afghanistan
Message from the Editor
Proclamations 1. Letter to all Canadians concerning the war in Afghanistan 2. Letter to the Global Community concerning August 2006 Global Exhibition Press Briefing June 21st press release: It's time to do more to end the war in Iraq and in Afghanistan. Join the hunger strike to bring troops home.
Report Global Citizens Rights, Responsibility and Accountability Act
Currents News July Newsletter Global Dialogue Global Dialogue 2006
Global Sustainability 1. The Nestlé Concept of Corporate Social Responsibility As Implemented in Latin America by Nestlé Headquarters,
2. A Call to Action: The Necessity Defense by Jan Lundberg 3. Earth Treatise: Living for the Earth: Love, Protect, Restore and Kill?! for Gaia by Dr. Glen Barry
Global Peace Movement and Disarmament 1. It's time to do more to end the war in Iraq and in Afghanistan. Join the hunger strike to bring our troops home, byGermain Dufour 2. It's time to do more to end the war in Iraq. Join hunger strike to bring troops back home, authors with CODEPINK 3. Report: Iraqi women under siege, authors with CODEPINK 4. The Abominations of War: From My Lai to Haditha, by Cindy Sheehan 5. A proposal for peace, by Guy CREQUIE Earth governance and management 1. It's time to do more to end the war in Iraq and in Afghanistan. Join the hunger strike to bring our troops home, byGermain Dufour 2. Global Community Earth Government (GCEG)
3. Portal of global governance and Earth management
Vision of Earth, all life, now and in 2024 1. GLOBAL ACTION TO SAVE PEOPLE AND PLANET, by John McConnell
2. The 'Global Community Overall Picture' 3. Earth Treatise: Living for the Earth: Love, Protect, Restore and Kill?! for Gaia by Dr. Glen Barry
Global Justice for all life on the planet 1. Why justice comes first, and not liberty, by Dr. Zeki Ergas
2. Another World is Possible, by Susan George 3. Earth Treatise: Living for the Earth: Love, Protect, Restore and Kill?! for Gaia by Dr. Glen Barry
Global Politics 1. Symbolic Terror Target: Who Exactly is Manipulating Our Emotions? And Why? by Mary-Sue Haliburton
2. Psychological Warfare: the First Casualty of War is truth, by Catherine Whelan Costen
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| June 2006 | Peak oil & gas is now and tomorrow is the end of our civilized-self Table of Contents The Global Community and GCEG have a new webpage for Global Politics and Global Justice News at
President's message Message from the Global Minister of Family and Human Development Letters Letter to all Canadians concerning the war in Afghanistan Letter from the Global Community and GCEG asking for the resignation of Kofi Annan, Secretary General of the United Nations (UN) Articles sent by Global Dialogue 2006 Participants 1.0 The Peak Oil Crisis, Powerdown or Collapse? by Tom Whipple 2.0 Collapse from the inside - or powerdown? by Jan Lundberg 3.0 CAP Demands Canadian Troops OUT OF AFGHANISTAN! by Catherine Whelan Costen 4.0 Old-style corruption better? by Sunita Narain, Centre for Science and Environment 5.0 World Problems and World Solutions, by Dr. Leo Rebello 6.0 JUSTICE-BASED MANAGEMENT AND THE JUST THIRD WAY, by Norman G. Kurland 7.0 PREAMBLE OF THE CONSTITUTION FOR WORLD GOVERNMENT OF WORLD CITIZENS, by Norman G. Kurland 8.0 Reweaving Trust and Cooperation in Sudan, by Rene Wadlow 9.0 Darfur Peace Agreement is not Peace, by Rene Wadlow 10.0 Number of Mon refugees increasing daily in Malaysia, by KAOWAO NEWS GROUP 11.0 WTO's Final Verdict On GMOs, by ASHOK B. SHARMA 12.0 RAINFOREST UPDATE: Indonesia's Rainforests and Orangutans: Hope Emerges Anew!? (19%), by Glen Barry Reports by the Global Community Assessment Centre (GCAC) Protect photosynthesis: less CO2 , more Oxygen and better health for all of us.
Protection of the global life-support systems  Climate change prelude  Climate change: responsibility and accountability of cities  Global Politics and Global Justice News The Global Community and GCEG have a new webpage for Global Politics and Global Justice News at
International politics are about nations self-interests and powerful lobbying groups, and that should not be happening at the United Nations
World leaders just pretending to resolve global warming and its effects on the global climate have broken Global Law and are dangerous criminals A recent investigation by the GCAC has found that Americans are by far the worst polluters on the planet President Bush's World War III in the making The United Nations (UN) has been a failure to humanity and all life. It is time to shut it down and replace it by the Global Community Earth Government (GCEG) The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was designed to cover major crimes against humanity and all life on Earth |
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| May 2006 | Global Parliament has appointed Dr. José G. Vargas-Hernández to the position of Global Environment Minister Celebration of Life Day is May 26 every year, a day to say thank you God for the gift of Life on Earth Read about this special day in Newsletter Volume 4 Issue 1 January 2006
and the article here 
President's message
Welcome our newly appointed Global Environment Minister, Dr. José G. Vargas-Hernández "We the Peoples" are us 1.0 "We the Peoples" have been let down 2.0 The United Nations is attempting to take over the Global Community organization identity 3.0 Letters a. Letter to Kofi Annan, Secretary General of the United Nations concerning Global Vision, Global Peace and Global Sustainability4.0 Urgent need of an Ombudsperson and for the following Global Ministers: a. Ombudsperson 5.0 Iraqi women under siege 6.0 Ecological Budget UK report, Counting Consumption 7.0 Participate in Global Dialogue 2006 8.0 Articles sent by Global Dialogue 2006 Participants a. Pathways to Global Sustainability, by John M. Bunzl, International Simultaneous Policy Organisation (ISPO), www.simpol.org9.0 Campaign to save Lake Baikal 10.0 Celebration of Life Day |
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| April 2006 | A world where life is a gift of God and should be respected versus a world where the messenger of Allah, Prophet Muhammad (GR)(GR), is dearer than parents, their children and themselves.
Table of Contents
President's message
1.0 Press Briefings Prisoners detained by the United States at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba have requested status of Global Citizens and are to be handed over to the Earth Court of Justice 2.0 Proclamations a. Letter to Palestinian Prime Minister Ismail Haniya and all Palestinians  b. Letter to India’s Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh  c. Letter to President of Islamic Republic of Pakistan, President Pervez Musharraf  d. Letter to all Canadians concerning the war in Afghanistan 3.0 Global Citizens Peace Movement 4.0 Send your nomination for the 2006 ECO Award in the Global Citizens Peace Movement category 5.0 Freedom of expression in the media industry vs freedom of religion and belief
6.0 Love-hate relationship between the Muslem-Arab world and America 7.0 Equality of women 8.0 A Global Government for a people where religion is more important: democracy is not the only option to unite people as a government 9.0 Participate in group projects of Global Dialogue 2006 Submit a group project10.0 Articles and papers sent by Global Dialogue 2006 Participants in March A) Papers by Leslaw Michnowski11.0 A GG of industrialized nations should include less advantageous nations 12.0 Global politics are about the survival of all of us on the planet 13.0 Justice for all, and not the political-military solution, as a solution to the problem in the Middle East and Afghanistan 14.0 GCEG has an urgent need for an Ombudsperson, a Minister of Global Peace, Minister of Global Health, Minister of Earth Security, Earth Environment Minister, and a Minister of the Global Community of North America (GCNA) Emergency, Rescue, and Relief Centre a. Ombudsperson15.0 Required participation a. Global Dialogue 2006 |
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| February 2006 |
Global Government of North America (GGNA) is now, let go NAFTA We can do better together as friends and united as a Global Government The Canadian view point Global Government of North America (GGNA)is now, let go NAFTA. We can do better together as friends and united as a Global Government. The Canadian view point 
GGNA vs NAFTA and the FTAA: the Canadian view point Table of Contents 1.0 Global Community Earth Government (GCEG) 2.0 Global Governments Federation 3.0 Global Government of North America (GGNA) a. Human and Earth Rights within the GGNA4.0 Portal of the Global Community of North America (GCNA) 5.0 Recommendations to all Peoples on Earth 6.0 Politics and Justice without borders: Canada and the U.S.
7.0 Politics and Justice without borders: Canada, the U.S. and Mexico 8.0 Global citizenship
9.0 Global Laws |
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| January 2006 | Celebration of Life Day is May 26 every year, a day to say thank you God for the gift of Life on Earth Politics and Justice without borders Actions for the good of all as per the Statement of rights, responsibilities, and accountabilities of the Global Community citizens
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