Table of Contents
Authors
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Dr. Glen Barry
Abdul Basit
Jeff Berg
Madeleine Bunting
Guy CREQUIE
John R. Ewbank
William M. H. Kötke
Norman Kurland
Stephen Lendman
DR. Charles Mercieca
Leslaw Michnowski
Dr. Jose G. Vargas-Hernández
Sabzali Khan yusufzai
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September 27, 2007 |
Full Text Of Ahmadinejad's Remarks At Columbia University by Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Countercurrents.org
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad addressed students and
professors at the US Columbia University during his short sojourn
in New York before his address at the 62nd meeting of the UN
General Assembly.
His remarks at Columbia University were almost entirely
boycotted by western and specially US media; while he spoke of
such crucial issues as Iran's nuclear program and the Holocaust
which have always been at the center of western media's attention,
almost the only point the US press mentioned about Ahmadinejad's
address at Columbia university pertained to a few seconds of his
answer to a question about the rights of homosexuals in Iran.
The following is the full text of President Ahmadinejad's speech at
Columbia University.
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September 26, 2007 |
Earth Calls for Radical Social Change and Spiritual Transformation
by Dr. Glen Barry
GlenBarry@EcologicalInternet.org
The population bomb has burst, the climate and biosphere are
in tatters, and tyrannical, militaristic governments rule; yet
there remains a path to global ecological sustainability
Earth Meanders
http://earthmeanders.blogspot.com/
Dr. Barry is founder and President of Ecological Internet; provider of the largest, most used environmental portals on the Internet including the Climate Ark at
http://www.climateark.org/ and
http://EcoEarth.Info/ .
Earth Meanders is a series of ecological essays that are written in his personal capacity.
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September 25, 2007 |
THE CULTURE OF PEACE JUSTIFIES IN FAVOR OF DETERMINED UNIVERSAL CITIZENS AND ENGAGE
by Guy CREQUIE
guy.crequie@wanadoo.fr
Today, it is a confrontation between two designs: Political leaders in the name of the ideology (liberal and warlike) openly declined or which advances masked while misant on the
emotion that the evocation of the nation gets are made (in fact) from the nature of their speeches the cantors of the culture of the war, this, whereas we them poétesses and poets, we
are the carriers of a culture of peace. |
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September 24, 2007 |
A Decade of a Culture for Peace and Non-Violence for the Benefit of the Children of the World
by Guy CREQUIE
guy.crequie@wanadoo.fr
We are assembled in this congress to debate on this ever so important topic of peace for all humanity. Perhaps some of you come from countries where civil war prevails! There may
be among you, poets who have gone through the pangs and sufferings caused by foreign invasion. |
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September 17, 2007 |
World - Grid Type, Continuously Under-development - System Dynamics. Why do we need it? by Leslaw Michnowski,
Manage the Sustainable Development Global Information Society website.
kte@psl.org.pl, elmamba@poczta.onet.pl
Committee for Futures Studies "Poland 2000 Plus", Polish Academy of Sciences, Al. 3 Maja 2 m. 164, 00-391 Warszawa Poland, Tel.: +48 22 7681019. +48 601 264 164
The main goal of the United Nations is realization of sustainable development world society
vision. Such society would need to integrate social development with economic development and
environmental protection. For this end it is necessary to enable sustained economic growth,
internalizing externalities and DECOUPLING the range of economic growth from the range of deficit
natural resources depletion growth and degradation of environment. It is necessary also to COUPLE
economic growth with popular life-quality growth.
To achieve sustainable development OF THE WORLD SOCIETY we have to build, a
commonly accessible WORLDWIDE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT INFORMATION (SYSTEM DYNAMICS) SYSTEM for:
- dynamic monitoring,
- long range forecasting, and
- measurable evaluation,
of policy, economy, work, and other changes effects in life-conditions of human beings and nature in
general. I propose a research program aimed at describing conditions of creation such big, grid, multi
stage built, information system.
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September 16, 2007 |
SCALE OF CONFLICTS BETWEEN FIRMS, COMMUNITIES, NEW SOCIAL MOVEMENTS AND THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT
The role of the nation-state is to regulate conflicts between the essential elements, the nation-state, capitalists (firms), laborers and consumers, binding together disparate and conflicting interests.
This paper is aimed to review the different levels of scale of conflicts between firms, communities, New Social Movements and the role of government. |
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September 12, 2007 |
What Is Being Stolen From Us All by Jeff Berg
Countercurrents.org
Once again, this time in Iraq, we see the natural resource wealth of an
entire nation enriching none but a criminal class and megacorporations. I
will assume a distinction. Once again this is only able to take place as a
result of the planned aggression and full cooperation of a government &
military that acts as if it is a wholly owned subsidiary of a monied elite.
Much the same thing is being done here in Canada but "thanks" to the
connivance of significant elements of our corporate and government
elite it is being achieved without the need for military force.
It should be noted however that to some in the corporate class the
missing military element is a major mistake even in Canada as it
seriously erodes the huge profit margins possible in war zones and
markedly reduces the amount of money that can be transferred from
citizens to shareholders in times of military conflict. (The quintessential
double dip) Admittedly this is a minority opinion but as Iraq will not be
the last to prove not an uninfluential one. Evidence of this influence here
in Canada can be seen by the massive increase in expenditures for our
military and security industrial complexes over the last few years.
NB. Before the Harper government's commitment to a $13 billion
increase in military spending Canada’s military spending was the 7th
highest in absolute terms in the OECD and 12th overall in the world.
If you are skeptical of the claim that Canadians are being all but
completely shut out of the benefits of their resource wealth go to the
Parkland Institute site and discover for yourself the pitiful fraction the
Albertan people receive of their resource wealth compared to the
people of Norway.
http://www.ualberta.ca/PARKLAND/
For we the Canadian people the situation is an even crueler joke as we
receive even less benefit while at the same time bearing more of the
brunt of the economic problems associated with being a resource
dollar. Aka. Dutch Disease
http://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/dutchdisease.asp
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_disease
And it is all Canadians and especially Albertans and even the rest of the
world that are at the same time forced to pick up the massive
environmental tab even as the profits flee the province and the country.
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September 12, 2007 |
The End Of The World? by William M. H. Kötke ,
Countercurrents.org
William H. Kötke author ofGarden Planet: The Present Phase Change of the Human Species. See at: www.gardenplanetbook.com and THE
FINAL EMPIRE an underground classic book available for free
download at: http://www.Rainbowbody.net/Finalempire .
We are all looking at the end of the world as we know it. Our
attention is focused on the holes in the ozone layer, planet warming,
peak oil, the spread of DU weapons, the collapse of the house of credit
cards, and the prospect of the planetary financial elite quickly
establishing fascist control of the planet. Below this threshold of
conscious awareness our biological survival systems are rapidly
eroding. At this point some twenty percent of the planet’s soils erode
each twenty-five year period. Each year at least two hundred thousand
acres of irrigated crop-lands go out of production because of
salinization or water-logging and experts say that sixty to eighty percent
of all irrigated acreage is due to follow the eight to ten million acres that
have historically gone into ruination from irrigation. The total drylands of
the planet are 7.9 billion acres of which 61% are desertified, that is,
driven by human abuse toward uselessness. Globally, 23% of all arable
crop lands have been lost since 1945 through human use and experts
say that all arable land on the planet will be ruined in 200 years.
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September 12, 2007 |
Does Our Planet Have Too Many People? by Madeleine Bunting
http://www.alternet.org/authors/8621/, published in AlterNet: The Mix is the Message, Environment,
Reducing consumption is imperative, but it's pointless to cut out meat and cars while having lots of children.
When challenged, environmentalists have coherent arguments to defend their retreat from the population debate. They insist that the pressure on the earth's
resources - its water, forests, soil fertility - and carbon emissions are all about consumption and lifestyle, not about sheer numbers of human beings. They rightly
point out that the average American produces some 20 tonnes of carbon a year while some of those living in areas of the world with the fastest growing populations,
such as Africa, produce a tiny fraction of that kind of carbon footprint. They insist that the earth can support the 9 billion now predicted by 2050 (the increase
in the next 40 years will equate to roughly what the entire global population was in 1950) if everyone is living sustainable lifestyles. The focus of campaigning
must stay on the consumption patterns of the developed world, rather than on numbers of people. |
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September 9, 2007 |
Because humanity has developed jurisprudence systems by which various entities claim legal title to selected segments of the earth, the earth is owned by those entities by John R. Ewbank,
johnewb@comcast.net
john.1916@yahoo.com
hmrl@libertynet.org
USA (part of our group discussion by email)
Because humanity has developed jurisprudence systems by which various entities claim legal title to selected segments of the earth, the earth is owned by those entities having, under the local jurisprudence,
the legal title to various areas. All systems invonving confiscation of such veted property rights can be attacked as "thievery".Rights of eminent domain have permitted government intervention for better use
of land, and this involves use not merely for government fbut also for rr and utilities,and other public interests. However, those asserting common ownership and or confiscation must be classified by at least
some analysts as thieves.
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September 8, 2007 |
Climate Change Solutions: Beyond Science And Above Confines by Abdul Basit, Basit72@gmail.com,
Countercurrents.org
Along with scientific research, we require political, religious, ideological, cultural, philosophical, economic, social and intellectual coordination.
Secondly, since human factor is the main reason for climate change, the
transformation in the method of lifestyle and concepts of economic
development required is much beyond the scope of science. Most
solutions provided by scientific research are very limited in scope such
as to fill up our automobile tanks with bio fuels instead of fossil fuels.
Such solutions will only aggravate the crises and create new problems.
What we need is a total transformation from what we have hitherto
followed. This transformation requires the change of the basic concept
of materialistic way of life and pursuit of wealth. This can only be
achieved by cultivating moral and spiritual values among the society and
by replacing materialistic pursuits with holistic and simple way of life.
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September 6, 2007 |
Earth Meanders: Now Is Time for Non-Violent Earth Revolution by
Dr. Glen Barry, Earth Meanders
Now Is Time for Non-Violent Earth Revolution. That begins by stopping ancient forest logging, ending burning of coal and restraining growth in aviation.
Insightful original Earth essays placing environmental sustainability within the context of other contemporary issues including peace and freedom. Thought-provoking,
raw and frequently outrageous - but always Bright Green. These are the personal writings of Dr. Glen Barry.
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August 5, 2007 |
Who should own the Earth ? by Norman Kurland thirdway@cesj.org
Email discussion with Norman Kurland and Garry Davis of the Global Justice Movement, and with John Watkins of the Alliance for Human Empowerment |
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August 1, 2007 |
China’s Transition into a Society of Social Harmony (Part II)
Letter sent by DR. Charles Mercieca to the Global Community mercieca@knology.net
China represents one of the oldest civilizations in the entire history of our earthly society. Its dynasties managed to leave legacies that have enriched the culture of China in
many unique ways. By nature, the Chinese are very kind people and they try to be helpful with those around and with those they come across. They also tend to live in
peace and to let others live in peace as well. The only ambition the Chinese people seem to have is to see the members of their relatives and friends equipped with all the
vital needs of life.
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July 28, 2007 |
China in True Perspective
Letter sent by DR. Charles Mercieca to the Global Community mercieca@knology.net
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July 25, 2007 |
How the Political Parties are possible at World level under World Democracy? by Sabzali Khan yusufzai sa_yusufzai@hotmail.com
Keeping in view the prevailed political and social Orders of the World it seems to be impossible in the near future that the dream of World Democracy would become true. Because,
under the prevailed Orders, the human community is divided in to so many small groups and identity on the base of Nationality, Race and Ideology. All these groups bear on their own
Agenda, objectives, ideology and recognition as such it is impossible to unite the present dispersed human community at global level for World Democracy. Therefore, keeping in view
the above facts and realities, the human community is hereby recognized on new such grounds that will gradually globalize not only all Citizens of the World for World Democracy but
also will leads them to a World Government in the near future. The following 9 (nine) global Parties of the human community are hereby identified on Professional base/ grounds along
with their universal rights, responsibilities, frame of work and objective as mentioned below in details
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July 19, 2007 |
The Militarization and Annexation of North America
by Stephen Lendman
lendmanstephen@sbcglobal.net
Article promoted in the Portal of the Global Community of North America (GCNA) at http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/GlobalConst/gcnaindex.htm
The Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP) unmasked |
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The Editor of the Global Information Media is now accepting articles, letters, reports, research papers, discussions and global dialogues, and messages for publication.
This Media is a way to communicate workable sound solutions to problems arising in the
world. Let us share our problems and workable sound solutions. Sharing information is a necessity to all life and humanity's
survival. Our world is changing fast before our eyes, and we must react quickly and hard to protect all life on Earth. No hesitation! Right now and no waiting! Life on the planet is our first priority. We must protect it at all costs. We, global
citizens, fight to protect life on Earth for this generation and the next ones. We are the defenders of the environment and the global life-support systems. We know who the beasts are, and how they destroy the living on our planet.
We have rallied together all over the world to protect our home, Earth. But this time we are not alone. We know it all! We know how everything works. And we will do whatever it takes to protect life on Earth.
" We the Peoples", the Global Community, the GCEG, are the Earth revolutionaries, and we will protect life on Earth at all costs.
This is the main index for the Global Information Media (GIM)
concerning activities of the Global Community.
GIM was organized with more than sixty sections. Each section allows everyone to participate in the Global Dialogue. You pick an issue, and you participate. All sections may contain any
of the following information: abstracts, research papers, notes, outlines, videos and other works of art, posters, articles, letters, press releases, reports, and newsletters.
They may also contain discussions, global dialogues, brain-storming exercises on issues, or just email messages from interested participants and groups.
We are delighted to receive new articles for future Newsletters from our readers.
It is imperative that, if you give us
permission to re-print, all or in part, you
include all copyright verification of permission
of quote. We do not have a copyright
research expert to do this work.
Just so you all know we don't pay anyone, and we don't pay expenses. We do volunteer work for humanity. We expect volunteers to be
responsible and accountable of all their actions. We do soft activism work. The Global Constitution shows us how to operate our organization. We follow Global Law as
shown in the Global Constitution. All those who do volunteer
work for us must become familliar with it and become 'global citizens'. We want our volunteers to be completely loyal to the Global Community and to the values and principles we
promote.
The Editor.
The world is in a state of perpetual turmoil. We are worlds within worlds orbiting in and through each other’s space.
Our interactions with one another can be planned and executed in a caring, considerate manner so that all may exist and not destroy the other.
A good place to start this day would be to see the people living in far away places as we see our neighbors. Neighbors are people we should see as people very much like ourselves. Love your neighbors as yourself.
Many scientists have shown that our genetic make-up as human beings are not that much different than that of many other life-forms. The reality is that we as people are not that
much different from one another. Our education and upbringings are different and created cultural and religious differences. Conflicts originate often because of these cultural and religious differences.
My teaching for the day is to make the effort to understand what make us different from one another and find a way to appreciate those differences.
We also have to make the effort of understanding other life-forms in Nature and appreciate the differences.
Because of brain capacity, we dont expect other life-forms of understanding us, but we do have a moral responsibility of understanding them and appreciate the differences.
God loves diversity in Nature and in Souls. God loves good Souls from all cultures and religions, and from all life. Yes there is a Soul in every living life-form and God
loves them too.
Germain
Spiritual Leader of the Global Community
http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/GPA/Lifeisprotected.htm
The Global Community has developed a process for discussion on issues.
Our Global Roundtable and Group Discussion by email are a very efficient
way for sharing information and discussion. So I thought to include your
messages for discussion along with many others. Others will come later.
I have included your email messages in several locations.
Now go to the Portal at http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/GPA/Portal.htm
and from there click on the Global Dialogue 2008 icon which then
takes you to the lead page of the global dialogue at
http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/GPA/2008GIMglobaldialogue.htm
On this lead page notice the image with five arrows (like the one shown here).
The five arrows show you the five different ways of participating in
the global dialogue.
What may interest you most are the
1) Group Discussion by email and
2) Global Roundtables
Actually both a Group Discussion by email and a Global Roundtable are
supplementing one another. Connect with either one. It shows a Main Index
in either page.
Once you are in a Main Index take a look at the 'Listing of Global
Roundtables 2008' or the 'Listing of 2008 Group Discussions by email
', and connect
with any of the following roundtables or email discussions:
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R1 = Democracy for the
people (459,460,482,487,482)
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R2 = Global governance
(491,501,502,514,557)
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R3 = Global Economic
Model (466,497,531,540,549)
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R4 = Law of property
ownership (465,467,468,474,490,526)
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R5 = Global Movement
for Taxation (504,506,509,518,537,538,547,552)
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R6 = Global commons
(499,500,513,534,535,541,546,562)
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R7 = Earth management
(492)
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R8 = The planet - Life
- Soul of Humanity symbiotical relationship (458,476,477,478,544)
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R9 = The meaning of
'a global community' in the context of 'Who owns the Earth?' (462,463)
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R10 = The meaning of
'the Global Community' in the context of 'Who owns the Earth?' (457,464,469,470,471,475,479,480,484,553)
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R11 = Global Community
Peace Movement and land ownership (483,493,528)
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R12 = The primary social
adjustment of the Global Community is a denial of justice (485,516)
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R13 = The huamn right
to land and other natural resources (488)
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R14 = Scale of Earth
and Human Rights and land ownership (494,498,503,523,527,529,533)
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R15 = Labour force,
taxation and land ownership (507,508,512,532,539,548,550,551)
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R16 = Global Community,
taxation and land ownership (472,510,511,515,517,521,522,524,542,545,558,559)
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R17 = Enforceable global
law (519,563)
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R18 = Health of a person
and health of the Earth (520)
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R19 = Global development,
taxation and land ownership (473,486,525,536)
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R20 = Land ownership
and the 'new way of doing business and trade' (489,530,554,560)
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R21 = Agriculture, taxation
and land ownership (555,556)
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R22 = Environmental
protection, taxation and land ownership (495,496,561)
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R23 = Poverty eradication
and land ownership (481,505,543)
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R24 = Security for all
life on the planet and land ownership (461)
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R25 = Climate change,
global warming and land ownership (495,496,561)
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R26 = Social harmony
and land ownership (459,460,482,487,482)
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R27 = Social justice
and land ownership (519,563)
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R28 = Religion and land
ownership (458,476,477,478,544)
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R29 = Global citizenship
and land ownership (462,463)
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R30 = Earth Government
and land ownership (491,501,502,514,557)
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R31 = Global Governments
and land ownership (491,501,502,514,557)
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R32 = Global Constitution
and land ownership (491,501,502,514,557)
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R33 = Agency of Global
police and land ownership (483,493,528)
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R34 = Global sustainability
and land ownership (466,497,531,540,549)
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R35 = Global civilization
and land ownership (457,464,469,470,471,475,479,480,484,553)
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R36 = Preventive actions
against polluters and land ownership (495,496,561)
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R37 = Earth resources
management and land ownership (492)
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R38 = Sustainable cities
and land ownership (473,486,525,536)
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R39 = Global economy,
taxation and land ownership (466,497,531,540,549)
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R40 = Food production,
manufacturing and land ownership (466,497,531,540,549)
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R41 = Mining and land
ownership (492)
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R42 = Natural resources
protection and land ownership (492)
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R43 = Biodiversity,
Earth ecosystems, global life-support systems, and land ownership (492,495,496,561)
and by reading the section 'Work from participants and authors with
a summary or abstract of each work', you find that the listing and description of participants and authors with links to their work.
Now go back to the Portal and click on the Earth. There you have the special roundtable on 'Who owns the Earth?'
If you decide to participate your message or work will be included here:
http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/GPA/2008GDDemocracy.htm
http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/GPA/2008GDgovernance.htm
http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/GPA/2008GDGEM.htm
http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/GPA/2008GDlawownership.htm
http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/GPA/2008GDtaxation.htm
http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/GPA/2008GDcommons.htm
http://globalcommunitywebnet.com/GPA/2008GDmgmt.htm
What is important here is the possibility of organizing a major roundtable
on 'Who owns the Earth?' with group discussion by email.
Let me know if this is OK for you.
Keep in touch.
Germain
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Part of the period from 1985 to 1988 not shown here has been covered in an other article.
Historically, the Earth Community Organization (ECO) was called The Global Community organization. The name was changed during the August 2000
Global Dialogue. Thereafter, we used both names as meaning the same organization. The Global Community means the Earth Community Organization and vice versa.
Global Community WebNet Ltd. has operated its business under the name of the Global Community for several years and is still doing now.
The Global Community organization was first discussed in a report on
global changes published in 1990 by Germain Dufour. The report contained 450
policies (workable sound solutions) on 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.
The Earth Community Organization aims to establish a new, permanent dialogue on
measuring and managing sustainable development. It is a grassroots process.
Everyone is involved. Everyone is part of the Earth Community. Your
views are important. We want to hear what they are.
Submitted reports on sustainable development to Green Plan of Canada, the
Alberta Government and the United Nations.
Submitted to the United Nations the definition and a method of measurement of sustainable development. The method is
based on a scale making wide use of hundreds of indicators, indices as well as statistical and field data. Two local / global
indicators were developed to measure the quality and cost of development: the Gross Environmental Sustainable Development
Index (GESDI) and the Gross Sustainable Development Product (GSDP). Measurements were made and a benchmark for the 21st
century was obtained for Calgary, Alberta and Canada.
Wrote 450 environmental policies towards the development of the Green Plan of Canada and the Alberta Environmental
Protection Enhancement Act, Bill 23. Title of the report:
Global Change
A grassroots process
To develop new policies, and create new mechanisms and strategies, to increase our planet's ability to assure the continuation
of life, and to pursue the goal to make Canada, by the year 2000, the world's most environmentally friendly country.
The following people and organizations participated directly or indirectly in the development and publication of the Report on
Global Change, or/and were given a copy of the report.
Lucien Bouchard, Robert de Cotret, Al Johnson, P.L. Black, Harry Brightwell, Jim Prentice, Robyn Youell, Jay Park, Scott Tannas, Dick
Cotter, Pam Cholak, Martin Herrington, Dr. Teja Singh, Ina Given, Frank Hickey, Don Dabbs, Rob Nelson, Richard Theissen, Ada Rawlings,
Dick Gillespie, James M. Culkin, David Farran, Donna M. Christensen, John Shiry, Christopher S. Davis, Wes Serra, Tim Boston, Michael
Lohner, and Stuart Michaelson.
Energy, Mines and Resources Canada,
Statistics Canada,
Environment Canada,
Transport Canada,
Alberta Environment,
Alliance for Responsible CFC,
Global Releaf,
Worldwatch Institute,
International Energy Agency,
Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD),
Energy Probe,
Independent Petroleum Association of Canada,
Canadian Petroleum Products,
World Commission on Environment and Development,
National Task Force on Environment and Economy,
United Nations Environment Program, and
Dr. Gro Harlem Brundtland.
Organized a Global Dialogue worldwide requesting both national governments and people of each country to send delegates.
Formed 'The Global Community Organization' (also called the Earth Community Organization) and the 'Interim Earth Government'.
Germain Dufour elected President. First Global Meeting of the Interim Earth Government was held August 20, 1988.
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Registered Global Community WebNet Ltd. with the Government of Canada, a federal corporation of Canada, the first
corporation on Earth to qualify and obtain one ECO, the Certified Corporate Global Community Citizenship, and is a unique way to show
the world that our ways of doing business are best for the Global Community.
Since 1990, the business has operated under five other names: Property Environmental Consultants Inc., Earth Community, the Global Community, Earth
Government and Global Dialogue.
Second Global Meeting of Earth Government was held in Calgary, August 15th, 1991.
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Created the Society for World Sustainable Development.
The Global Community Organization made a call on National Governments for participation in the Interim Earth Government.
Third Global Meeting of Earth Government was held in Calgary, August 26th, 1995.
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The Society for World Sustainable Development
was legally registered as a Society with the Government of Canada on April 30th 1998.
Head Office was in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Board of Directors (founders of the Society)
Joseph Germain Dufour, President, Consultant on Sustainable Development and Environment
Researcher and business person on Sustainable Development, Environment and Energy
Professor James S. Frideres, Vice-President
Kenneth M. Campbell, Treasurer, Remote Sensing Technologist
A. Virginia Conn, Secretary, Retired teacher
Felicity Caron, Communication Officer, Artist
Witness for the registration of the Society, Diane K. Whitlow, Secretary of Dr. James S. Frideres
The Global Community organized a Global Dialogue for developing the best suitable model of Earth Government.
Fourth Global Meeting of Earth Government was held in Calgary, August 11th, 1998.
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Fifth Global Meeting of the Interim Earth Government was held in Calgary, August 19th, 2000.
Again Germain Dufour was elected President. Dr. Sue L.T. McGregor was appointed Minister of Family and Human Development for the Global Community.
James Mwami was appointed Minister of Water Resources Protection for the Global Community.
The Head Offices of 'The Global Community Organization' and the 'Interim Earth Government were moved to Guelph, Ontario, Canada.
Drafting of the Charter of the Global Community on basis on alternative choices.
Plan agreed for an Interim Earth Government to meet regularly.
Global Dialogue 2000
August 17-22, 2000, in Guelph, Ontario, Canada, and August 1-31, 2002, on Internet.
Global Dialogue 2000 was promoting The Global Community organization, the Earth Community Organization (ECO), the Human Family, the Earth Society, (different names
for the same organization) with the mandate of managing Earth. The World Congress on Managing and Measuring Sustainable Development - Global
Community Action 1 was about establishing the foundation for a sound Earth Government. We estimate that so far the World Congress and The Global Community concepts have made contact by 'ricochet' with at least a million people throughout
the World. We have three mailing lists: the Participants list of about 500 businesses, NGOs, universities, professionals, and the public from 90 countries;
an intermediate mailing list of 5,000 "interested" individuals (an 'individual' here may either be a person, a corporation, a NGO, a local community, a group of
people, a business, or a government); and finally an extensive mailing list of 18,000 individuals from all countries of the world. Again by the effects of 'ricochet' and
chain reaction after creation of new thoughts we will touch the hearts and the minds of the billions of people on Earth. This will happen very quickly. Most likely
within a year. The World Congress has broken grounds not only in the number of interested participants but also in its new global dialogue on Earth Management. The
hundreds of people who have sent us their research work (280 research papers were submitted) from around the world represent only a part of a great
ground-swell of concern for the future of our planet. It is quite possible the men and women who have produced this body of work will go down in history as major
instruments of change. We now have 73 Discussion Roundtables divided into the four interacting quality systems: Social(37), Environment(16), Economics(8) and
Availability of Resources(12). We went past previous Earth Summits organized by governments who have been focusing only on a specific issue without including
the public throughout the world and without taking into account all impacts. We are proposing here to The Global Community that sound solutions to world
problems can only be brought forward after analyzing all important interacting impacts.
The Global Community Assessment Centre (GCAC) publishes monthly reports and articles concerned with Earth governance and management; Global sustainability;
the Global Community overall picture; Humanity's new vision of the world.
Established the criteria to obtain the ECO Award.
Global Community Earth Government is offering training and educational programs related to all issues of the global dialogues.
Established the criteria to become a citizen of the Global Community. You may be:
* a person
* a global community
* an institution
* a town, city or province
* a state or a nation
* a business
* an NGO
* a group of people who decided to unite for the better of everyone participating in the relationship, or you may be
* an international organization
Humanity's new vision of the world
It is about being a Global Community citizen and seeing the world and living a life through:
- the Scale of Human and Earth Rights;
- the Statement of Rights and Responsibilities of a person and the Global Community; and
- building global symbiotical relationships between people, institutions,
cities, provinces and nations of the world.
The Sixth Global Meeting of Earth Government was held in Guelph, August 22th, 2001.
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Global Dialogue 2002
August 17-22, 2002, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and August 1-31, 2002, on Internet.
Earth Management - All Peoples together theme Earth Government for Earth Community - A grassroots process -
Global Parliament meet in Toronto and through the Internet. There were 550 Participants from 135 nations.
Some of the major achievements are listed here.
Earth Government
Earth governance and management
Global policies and strategies for climate change
Earth Court of Justice
Earth Government
Criteria to obtain the Global Community Citizenship
Scenarios for what may become of humanity
Earth flag
Global concepts
Global policies and strategies for the proper governance and management of the Earth
Earth Community
Charter of the Earth Community
Scale of Human and Earth Rights
Peace movement of Earh Community
Statement of rights and responsibilities of a person, a Global Community, the Global Community
Celebration of Life Day
Global policies and strategies for global cooperation and symbiotical relationships between communities and nations
Global concepts
Global policies and strategies for managing world overpopulation
Earth Community Organization (ECO), the Global Community
Global strategies for proper governance of the Earth
Global Community
Defined 'the Global community'
Defined 'a global community'
Evaluation of sustainable development locally and globally
Sound solutions for an equitable global sustainable development
Created the Global Community Assessment Centre (GCAC)
Global Community Overall Picture: a country by country description of needs and problems
Vision of Earth in year 2024
Global concepts
Global Dialogue
Established a global dialogue between people, businesses, communities and nation governments
Promote peace in the world through dialogue
Finding sound and equitable solutions to local and global problems
Protection of life on Earth
Help humanity survive this millennium
Established the process to obtain on ECO, the Certified Corporate Global Community Citizenship
The Global Community Earth Government established the criteria that was used for the development of the Global Constitution. Work begun on drafting the Global Constitution.
Many issues were resolved: Earth Government Global Law, Activities of the Global Community,
Humanity's new vision of the world, Global Community institutions and bodies,
the Global Constitution, Global Constitution Advisory Board, Portal of the Global Community, Global Exhibition,
and Earth Government Legislation: Statutes, Codes and Bills.
Established the Earth Executive Council:
1. Global Council
2. Cabinet Ministers
Established the legislative branch of Earth Government consists of the Global Parliament, which is divided into three chambers:
1. House of Elected
Representatives
2. House of Advisers, and
3. United Nations (UN).
Established the Organs of Earth Government: 1. Earth Executive Council
2. Earth Government Departments
3. Global Civil Service Administration and Planning
4. The Global Judiciary
5. Agency of Global Police
6. Global Community Ombudspersons Office
7. Global Investment Bank
8. The Court of Auditors
9. Global Community Citizenship Office
10. Human and Earth Rights Office
11. Global Community Assessment Centre (GCAC)
12. Earth Security
13. Global Civil Society Council
14. Agency for Research, Planning and Development
15. Global Community Justice Network
Established many additional Earth Government Resources.
The Seventh Global Meeting of Earth Government was held in Guelph, August 20th, 2002.
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Global Dialogue 2004
August 17-22, 2004, in Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada, and August 1-31, 2004, on Internet.
Global Parliament meet in Nanaimo and through the Internet. There were 560 Participants from 130 nations.
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
Global Dialogue 2004 involved 260 leaders from 63 countries on Internet. Participants were from 130 nations to dialogue on 59 issues.
First and second drafts of the Global Constitution presented to the Global Community and approved by Global Community Earth Government.
Established the Global Community Parliament with its governing institutions and bodies.
- Head Office
- Earth Government
- The Global Parliament
- The Global Constitution
- Second draft of the Global Constitution
- Quaestors
- Conference of presidents
- Parliament's Constitutional Affairs Committee
- Earth Executive Council
- The Global Council
- Charter of the Global Community
- Council of Ministers
- Citizenship
- Committee of Nations
- Delegations from Civil Society
- Ministries of the Global Community
- Global Community Ombudspersons Office
- Global Bank
- Global co-operation between nations
- Advisory Board for the Global Constitution
Global Law Legislation was approved by Global Parliament.
Created the Portal of the Global Community
The information gateway empowering the movement for the protection of the global
life-support systems, Earth Governance and Management and
Global Societal Sustainability. The original and best Global Community portal
- with search engine, links to sites and news, press releases, letters, reports, action
alert, educational and training programs, scientific evaluations, business assesments and support, workshops and global dialogues and more!
Global Dialogue 2005
August 20th, 2005, in Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada, and August 1-31, 2005, on Internet.
Politics and Justice without borders
theme
The Global Constitution
The raison d'etre of Global Dialogue 2005 is to find sound solutions to sustain the Global Community and all life
this century. New concepts and strategies had to be developed and are shown on this
website.
Global Dialogue 2005 will bring forward many more new concepts
and value systems, and positive actions to sustain the Global Community, and actions for the good of all as per the
Statement of Rights and Responsibilities of the Global Community citizens.
This Global Dialogue is also about politics and Justice without borders. The Global Community is involved with the affairs of all levels of government
anywhere, anyplace.
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 third draft of the Global Constitution by August 2005 and a final document by August 2006.
The Ninth Global Meeting of Earth Government will be held in Nanaimo, August 20th, 2005.
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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.
Global Dialogue 2006
August 17-22, 2006, in Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada, and August 1-31, 2006, on Internet.
Global Parliament meet in Nanaimo and through the Internet. There were 580 Participants from 130 nations.
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
Global Dialogue 2004 involved 260 leaders from 63 countries on Internet. Participants were from 130 nations to dialogue on 59 issues.
The followig recommendations were found appropriate as a result of the Proceedings of Global Dialogue 2006:
* That the Statement of rights, responsibilities, and accountabilities of the Global Community citizens
be used as a fundamental concept, ideology, social way of life by all Peoples of the world;
* That the Global Citizens Rights, Responsibility and Accountability Act be made a part of government in all nations.
The Global Community Parliament (GCP) has approved the Global Citizens Rights, Responsibility and Accountability Act and to be made a part of government in all nations.
The Tenth Global Meeting of Earth Government was held in Nanaimo, August 21th, 2006.
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Global Dialogue 2007
August 17-22, 2007, in Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada, and August 1-31, 2007, on Internet.
Global Parliament meet in Nanaimo and through the Internet. There were 580 Participants from 130 nations.
Global Dialogue 2007 recommendations were derived from the Global Overview 2007. Recommendations were explained and described here in the following comprehensive summary:
Recommendations of Global Dialogue 2007
- Global Justice Movement for all life on the planet
- Global Protection Agency (GPA)
- Compliance with Global Law
- Abolish the business of conflicts and war
- Security for all life on Earth
- Who owns the Earth ?
The Global Community Parliament (GCP) has approved the establishment of the Global Protection Agency (GPA) and to be made a part of government in all nations.
The Eleventh Global Meeting of Earth Government was held in Nanaimo, August 21th, 2007.
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