Introduction   
1.0    Letters and press releases

       Letter to all Canadians concerning new legislation on 'direct democracy'

           a.    Human and Earth Rights within the GGNA   
           b.    GGNA proposals   
           c.    Canada wants a veto power   
           d.    GGNA principles   
           e.    Politics and Justice without borders: Canada, Mexico, and the U.S.
           f.    Good bye NAFTA, this is your Requiem

2.0    Development report on 'direct democracy'
    a.     Scale of Human and Earth Rights
    b.     Direct democracy as defined in the Global Constitution
3.0    Required participation
    a.     Global Health Ministry
    b.     Send us articles to be published in our Newsletters
    c.     Send us articles to be published in the Portal of the Global Community of North America (GCNA)
5.0    Final call to send your nomination for the 2005 ECO award
    a.     Send your nomination letters for the ECO Awards
    b.     ECO award in the 'Global Governments' category
    c.     Other ECO Awards
6.0    Active projects
        Group project for you: living the VISION
7.0     Global Dialogue 2006
    a.     Access the Statement of rights, responsibilities, and accountabilities
    b.     Theme
    c.     Main Index
    d.     Issues
    e.     Participants List
    f.     Explanatory Notes
    g.     OVERVIEW of the process
    h.     Preliminary Program
    i.     Call for Papers
    j.     Be the Leader of a session
    k.     Workshop sessions to be held globally: introduction and procedure
    l.     Discussion Roundtables on Internet: introduction and procedure
    m.     Global Exhibition at the time of Global Dialogue 2006
8.0    A webpage for the ratification of the Global Constitution
    a.     People from all Nations are required to sign and ratify the Global Constitution
    b.     Participation from the Government of Canada and all Canadians
9.0     Help victims of hurricanes along the Gulf Coast, and victims of land slides, forest fires, tsunamis, earthquakes, and terrorist attacks. Help victims in all parts of the world.
Contact the GCNA Emergency, Rescue, and Relief Centre.

Introduction   
1.0    Letters and press releases

      a.     Letter to the Global Community concerning the creation of a global ministry coordinating efforts during rescues and emergencies due to natural disasters
      b.     Letter sent to the American People concerning victims of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, by Germain Dufour
      c.     Press release: On September 19, 2005, Global Parliament adopted the Global Constitution

2.0    Reports
    a.     The Global Constitution
    b.     Global Dialogue 2005 Proceedings
3.0    Required participation
    a.     Portal of the Global Community of North America (GCNA)
    b.     Apply to become a Cabinet Minister of Global Community Earth Government
    c.     People from all Nations are required to sign and ratify the Global Constitution
    d.     Participation from the Government of Canada and all Canadians
4.0    Results from meetings
    a.     Ninth Global Meeting of the Interim Earth Government
    b.     Global Parliament approval of the Global Constitution
5.0    ECO award
    a.     ECO award in the 'Global Governments' category
    b.     Other ECO Awards
6.0    Active projects
    a.     School project: living the VISION
    b.     Re-organizing the Global Community website
7.0    Call for Papers:     Global Dialogue 2006
8.0     Help victims of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita along the Gulf Coast, and victims of land slides, forest fires, earthquakes and terrorist attacks. Help victims in all parts of the world.
Contact the GCNA Emergency, Rescue, and Relief Centre.

Introduction   
Portal of the Global Community of North America
   Politics and Justice without borders: Canada and the U.S.
   Politics and Justice without borders: Canada, the U.S. and Mexico
   Politics and Justice without borders: Global Government of North America

a.    Human and Earth Rights within the GGNA   
b.    GGNA proposals   
c.    GGNA principles   

   Politics and Justice without borders: a unified Africa
   Politics and Justice without borders: Earth Government

a.    Freedom, security and justice without borders   
b.    Racism, xenophobia and discrimination   
c.    Asylum, immigration, and border control   
d.    Civil law, cooperation   
e.    Global Community arrest warrant   
f.    Global fight against crime   
g.    Transparency   

   Ninth Global Meeting of the Interim Earth Government
   Send your nomination letters for the ECO Awards
   Approval of the Global Constitution
   First Global Exhibition ever organized
   Approval of Earth Government legislation
   Global Dialogue 2005 Final Program
   Global Assembly Meeting of Earth Government
   Global Governments Federation
   Federation Advisory Board
   Apply to become a Cabinet Minister of Global Community Earth Government

*     Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and
*     Charters of many national governments,

*     immediate disintegration of the UN organization, and
*     formation of the federation of all nations, Earth Government, and acceptance of its Global Constitution.

• safety and security
• have shelter
• 'clean' energy
• a 'clean' and healthy environment
• drink fresh water
• breath clean air
• eat a balance diet and
• basic clothing.

Introduction   

   Freedom, security and justice without borders   
   Racism, xenophobia and discrimination    
   Asylum, immigration, border control   
   

• Civil law, cooperation,
• Global Community Justice Network,
• Global Community arrest warrant.

   Global fight against crime    
   Transparency   

1.0    Introduction    
2.0     The Global Community resources centre to help tsunamis victims, their relatives and friends    
3.0     Members of the Global Community who are from one of the twelve countries affected by Tsunamis    
4.0    Letters and press releases    

A)    Letter to the Global Community concerning the creation of a global ministry coordinating efforts during rescues and emergencies due to natural disasters    
B)    Letter to the membership of the Global Community and participants of Global Dialogue 2006 in need of help with problems concerning the tsunami disaster   
C)    Letters sent in 2004    
D)    Press releases published in 2004    

5.0    Reports

The most important development in 2004

6.0    Research and development papers

A)    A lesson we are learning from the tsunami disaster:
the wisdom to create global ministries in several aspects of our global life    
B)     Becoming a Global Community citizen is now a necessity    

7.0    Comments and recommendations

A)    Creation of the Ministry of Rescues and Emergencies Due to Natural Disasters
B)    Earth Ministry of Health: universal health care to all Global Community citizens

8.0    General Articles

A)    Celebration of Life Day    
B)    The Compassionate Global Society, by Robert E. Cobb    

1.0    Introduction    
2.0    Letters    

A)    Letter to Russia President Vladimir Putin concerning the Kyoto Protocol    
B)    Letter to George W. Bush, President of the United States, and to my fellow Americans    

3.0    Reports

Global governance and Earth management

4.0    Research and development papers

A)     Reforming the United Nations or replacing them with the Global Community
B)     Global Ministries
C)     Global economy and trade
D)     A universal health care, employment and education for every global community citizen
E)     Management of world financial institutions
F)     Settling of disputes between nations

5.0    Comments and recommendations
6.0     General Articles    

A)    The urgent need for local, regional, national, international peace and security   
B)    Management of Earth resources    
C)    Models of global governance    
D)    The media industry and global security    
E)    Global response to events in the world    
G)   Global tax    

7.0     Use our Posters to promote the Global Community

1.0    Introduction    
2.0    Letters    

A)    Letter to the American People concerning the invasion of the Middle East    
B)    Letter to George W. Bush, President of the United States    

3.0    Reports

Proceedings of Global Dialogue 2004

4.0    Research and development papers

A)     Climate change prelude
B)     Climate change: responsibilities and accountabilities of cities
C)     Protection of the global life-support systems

5.0    Comments and recommendations
6.0     General Articles    

A)    The splitting of America into separate independent states living at peace for the good of all    
B)    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    
C)    America is financially bankrupt but has kept the illusion that its economy is strong and healthy    
D)    Global Community Citizens denounce the FTAA, an American initiative to take the economic control of resources of the Americas and is based on a parnership as oppose to be based on symbiotical relationships    
E)    Global Community Citizens denounce the United States of America for attempting to create new governments in Afghanistan and Irak as they have done with Israel (a government at war with one billion Moslems and Arabs ever since its fraudulent creation by the U.N. in 1948)    
G)   Two wrongs dont make one right, never did never will   

1.0    Global Dialogue 2004: Introduction and Procedure
2.0    Scheduling
3.0    Participate in Workshop Sessions and Discussion Roundtables
4.0    Final Program
5.0    How to participate
6.0    For more information contact the Office of Global Dialogue 2004

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
B)    America is financially bankrupt but has kept the illusion that its economy is strong and healthy
C)    Global Community Citizens denounce the FTAA, an American initiative to take the economic control of resources of the Americas and is based on a parnership as oppose to be based on symbiotical relationships
D)    Global Community Citizens denounce the United States of America for attempting to create new governments in Afghanistan and Irak as they have done with Israel (a government at war with one billion Moslems and Arabs ever since its fraudulent creation in 1948)
E)   Gold and gold mines: mining the impacts

A.1       Climate change overview
A.2       Solar radiation variability
A.3       Causes of global warming
A.4       Greenhouse effect
A.5       Carbon sources and sinks

A.5.1       Observations of greenhouse gases other than water vapour
A.5.2       Results from studies of climate change
A.5.3       Types of preventive response to climate change

A.6       Carbon dioxide (CO₂): its properties and uses

A.6.1       Chemical and physical properties
A.6.2       Uses
A.6.3       CO₂ as a component of photosynthesis and respiration
A.6.4      CO₂ in the atmosphere
A.6.5       CO₂ in oceans

B.1       The impact of deforestation
B.2      Impact of human activity on the carbon cycle
B.3       Human activities that add CO₂ to the atmosphere
B.4      Oceans as sinks for CO₂ and their impact on the atmosphere
B.5       Fossil fuel combustion
B.6       What are the actual world reserves of crude oil and what will be the impact of burning it all on the amount of Oxygen in the air?
B.7      Gasoline engine efficiency
B.8       What energy is released when gasoline is burned and how much Oxygen is needed to burn all of the world crude oil and all of its by-products?
B.9       World CO₂ emissions from fossil fuel combustion far into the future
B.10       Atmospheric CO₂ concentration
B.11      Atmospheric concentration of CO₂ and temperature of the atmosphere
B.12      Data of global temperatures and CO₂ concentrations over the past century
B.13       Effect on global temperatures
B.14       How much heat is added to the air by the burning of fossil fuels?
B.15      For how long will humanity be able to breathe the O₂ of the air before it is all burned by the combustion of crude oil, gasoline, natural gas and coal?
C.1       Trace greenhouse gases other than CO₂
C.2      Water as a greenhouse gas
C.3       Tropospheric Ozone as a trace greenhouse gas
C.4      Methane as a trace greenhouse gas
C.5       Nitrous oxide, N₂O, as a trace greenhouse gas
C.6       Halocarbons(chlorofluorocarbons and HCFC's) as trace greenhouse gases
C.7       Summary of results on greenhouse gases other than CO₂ and water vapour
D       Duration of stay and global warming potential
E       The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
F      Global warming
G      Impacts on human health, agriculture, the economy and the environment
H       Actions in response to Global Warming
I.1       The Kyoto Protocol
I.2       Details of the treaty
J.1       Global warming and agriculture
J.2      Temperature potential impact on growing period
J.3       Atmospheric CO₂ potential impact on yield
J.4       Water availability impact on productivity
J.5      Erosion and fertility
J.6      Global climate change potential impact on pests, diseases and weeds
J.7       Aricultural surfaces and climate changes
J.8       Ozone and UV-B
J.9       Temporal variability and forecasting of the climate
J.10      Conclusion to global warming and agriculture
K.1       Emissions trading
K.2       Current trading systems
K.3       Effects on society and enterprise
K.4      Effects on the environment
K.5       Stable totals are critical to a stable market
K.6       Enforcement is critical to a stable market
K.7       Status of the treaty
K.8      Revisions
L.1       Current Positions of Governments
L.2       Position of the European Union
L.3      Position of the United States
L.4       Position of Canada
M      Overview of results from this report
N       Conclusion
O       Recommendations

1.0        Overview of the problem
2.0        Growth and measurement of world population

2.1       Data and terminology
2.2        Data and terminology
2.3        Developing nations with low total fertility rate
2.4       Developing nations with high total fertility rate
2.5        Policies to decrease world population

3.0        Global Community overall picture
4.0        Overpopulation as social issue
5.0        Impacts of the overpopulation
6.0        Population control
7.0        Action at the Global Community level

7.1       Impacts of family planning and health services
7.2       Reproductive health services
7.3       Unintended pregnancies
7.4        Abortion policies
7.5       Nutritional anemia in pregnancy
7.6        Care in pregnancy and childbirth
7.7       HIV/AIDS
7.8       Risk of death in childbearing
7.9        Improving reproductive health
7.10        Biodiversity
7.11       Forests
7.12        Education
7.13        Population and hope

8.0       Birth Control

8.1        History of birth control
8.2        Traditional birth control methods:
8.3        Modern birth control methods:
8.4        Religious and cultural attitudes to birth control

9.0        Action at the local community level
10.0        Action concerning fisheries
11.0        Action concerning forests
12.0        Action concerning agricultural land and food production
13.0       Action concerning world hunger
14.0       Action concerning natural resources
15.0        Action concerning water
16.0        Carrying capacity
17.0        Overview of results from this report
18.0        Conclusion
19.0        Recommendations

Overview
1.0       Notable Characteristics
2.0       Applications
3.0       History
4.0       Occurrence
5.0       Compounds
6.0       Isotopes
7.0       Precautions
8.0       < Earth's Oxygen supply A HREF="#OxygenSupplies">

1.0       Overview
2.0       The production of oxygen
3.0       Light-dependent reaction
4.0       The Calvin cycle

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)

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

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

A)    Criteria of the Global Community Citizenship
B)    My global community citizenship
C)    Certified Corporate Global Community Citizenship

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

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

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 '

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

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

A)    What are the rights of 'a global community'
B)    Statement of rights of a person and belonging to the Global Community

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

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?

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:

• I am not just a woman, I am a person, I am a global community
• I am not just a man, I am a person, I am a global community
• We are responsible, accountable and equal persons in every way, and we will manage wisely our population

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

• Improved Democracy, Nonviolence, and Peace  


• Respect and Care for the Global Community of Life  


• Ecological Integrity  


• Social and Economic Justice  


• A new symbiotical relationship between that of spirituality and the protection of the global life-support systems  


• Scale of Human and Earth Right  


• Earth Court of Justice  


• Charter of Earth Government  

                  * Meeting of the Mount Benson Preservation Society
                  * AGENDA for the meeting
                  * Constitution of the Mount Benson Preservation Society
                  * By-Laws of the Mount Benson Preservation Society
                  * Membership Form of the Mount Benson Preservation Society
                  * Explanation of the four interacting circles

Local community issues: Nanaimo, Canada
Assessment proposal

   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

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

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

A)    Governance of the Earth in the true colour of the purple
B)    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.
C)    On the creation of a new nation through the process of the Earth Court of Justice
D)    Settling of disputes between nations through the process of the Earth Court of Justice
E)    The new religion makes it possible to all religions to coexist in harmony
F)    The immediate formation of the Earth Ministry of Health
G)    Symbiotical relationships of the 3rd millennium

A)    Democracy of the New Age Civilization will blossom out of the Scale of Human and Earth Rights
B)    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
C)    Is humanity as we know it today on Earth our final destination?
D)    On May 26, the Celebration of Life Day was a success
E)     The G8 Summit in Kananaskis without global warming on the Agenda?
F)    Posters of the new Global Dialogue on Earth Management - all Peoples together
G)    The Scale of Human and Earth Rights wording
H)    The Earth Court of Justice
I)    The Global Community Assessment Centre (GCAC) of the New Age Civization
J)    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

A)    Reforming the United Nations
B)    The New Age Civilization, the age of global cooperation and symbiotical relationships
C)    The Earth Court of Justice has listed America as the first nation to be prosecuted for a global environmental crime against humanity, all Life
D)    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
E)    Air and water are fundamental human and Earth rights
G)    Replacing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by the Scale of Human and Earth Rights has become a necessity of life
H)    Humanity's higher purpose
I)    Leadership of a nation and religion
J)    Eradication of poverty around the world

A)    Evolution, Creation, Intelligent Design, and now, the Guiding Souls to serve God
B)    The Scale of Human and Earth Rights
C)    Terrorism and weapons of mass destruction
D)    The WTO, the FTAA, the planetary trading blocks, and the USA-Canada softwood industry economic war
E)    Global Warming: the Earth Ministry of the Environment

A)    ISSUES on Earth Management
B)     Establishing fundamental aspects and criteria of the New Age Civilization
C)    Global co-operation, the new way of doing business in the New Age Civilization
D)     The Earth Court of Justice
E)    Restoration of the planet, our home , by Roger Doudna
F)     The Scale of Earth Rights
G)     Sustainable Development for the New Age Civilization, its impact on Earth Management
H)    Nexus, the Breakaway Society , by Michael Breton
I)    History in making: the end of superpowers, the birth of the New Age Civilization, the age of global co-operation

A)    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
B)    To build social and environmental concerns into the WTO trade rules
C)    Trade and the Way of Life of the West to include ethical and moral values, responsibility and accountability in all situations and places
D)    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
E)    A global regulatory framework for capitals and corporations
F)    The Peace Movement of the Earth Community
G)    A transition from global competition to global co-operation which allows communities the freedom to pursue social and environmental objectives
H)    Religion and Earth Management
I)    Globalization and planetary trading blocks serving the Earth Community
J)    No more wars means shelving the war industry, the modern evil
K)    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

A)    The Peoples Revolution of the New Age and Evolution
B)    Western civilization clashes with Islamic civilization
C)    Leadership for the Human Family: Reflective Human Action for a Culture of Peace, by Professor Sue McGregor
D)    To Give in To the Protesters Would be to Turn Democracy on its Head, by John Bunzl
E)     Reform the WTO! - But where are the Ideas?, by John Bunzl
F)     Beleaguered on the Shores of Lac Léman: the WTO Invites the Activists to Tea, by John Bunzl
G)     Islam and environmental conservation, by Dr. E. Kula
H)    Wetland and water pollution management in Bangladesh, by Md. Hasibur Rahman

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

A)   Building a charter for the Earth Community Organization    by Marielle Jansen
B)   We the Peoples    by Germain Dufour
C)   A People's Participation Movement     by David Keane
D)   Science, Technology, Engineering, and Earth Management    by Germain Dufour
E)  Consumer Rights and Human Rights    by Dr. Sue L.T. McGregor
F)  Primordial Human Rights and Earth Management    by Germain Dufour
G)  Earth Charter and Earth Management    by Germain Dufour
H)   The Soul of the New Age    by Germain Dufour

                                            Heaven on Earth and God's Heaven!
                                            What are Souls?
                                            How were Souls created?
                                            Why has God created Souls?
                                            What can they do?
                                            Liberating Souls from matter to bring humanity to God's Heaven!
                                            How was the Soul of Humanity formed?
                                            Why was it formed?
                                            Why do People today have different religious beliefs?
                                            What can religion do today to help manage Earth?
I)  The Corporate Sector and Earth Management: don't let the fox guard the chicken coop    
by Germain Dufour
J)  Water Security and Development    by James Mwami
K)  The Summit of the Americas, the FTAA and Earth Management    by Germain Dufour

*   The People's Participation Grassroots Movement    by Germain Dufour
*   A People's Participation Movement     by David Keane
*   Science, Technology, Engineering, and Earth Management    by Germain Dufour
*   Primordial Human Rights and Earth Management    by Germain Dufour
*  Earth Charter and Earth Management    by Germain Dufour
*   The Soul of Humanity and Earth Management    by Germain Dufour
*  The Corporate Sector and Earth Management    by Germain Dufour

*   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