Global Ministry of Essential Services

1) The nuclear crisis at Fukushima, Japan, is a global threat that requires an international intervention. Urgent action required! Our Global Community researcher, Dr. Michael Ellis , is the leader on the issue. Several articles and papers were included in the 'Authors' section of this Newsletter for explanation.

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Artwork by Germain Dufour
December 2013

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December 2013

This paper is found at the following location: Included here are the Table of Contents and Summary of this paper "Global Community perspective on the proposed Canada-European Union trade deal".

a)   Summary
b)    The EU today

• EU governance
• EU Energy
• EU 28 member States, and languages
• Agriculture
• Environment

c)   Why is the Canada-EU trade deal good for the EU member states?
d)    Why is the Canada-EU trade deal not good for Canada?

•       Not good while competing in the EU
•       Not good while competing in Canada

e)    Conclusion and recommendations

f)   Global Community work done on this theme

• The Global Community perspective on the control of the Northwest Passage, Canada sovereignty of Nunavut and 'blood resources'. An investigative report
• Canadian society: a vibrant, modern, symbiosis global society.
• The GGNA is for all Citizens of the North American Community and others.
• Welcome to the Portal of the Global Community of North America (GCNA).
• Politics and Justice without borders: the Global Constitution
• A new world to build, a future to share and protect together: the Global Government of North America (GGNA).
• GGNA vs NAFTA and the FTAA: the Canadian view point
• Corporate accountability
• Corporate social responsibility
• Certified Corporate Global Community Citizenship (CCGCC) to show the world your ways of doing business are best for the Global Community
• Global economy and trade
• Management of world financial institutions
• Cities: power, rights and responsibilities
• Projects and programs
• New way of doing business
• Business responsibility for sustainable development
• A global regulatory framework
• Code of conduct for corporations
• Preventive actions against polluters
• Protection of the global life-support systems
• Drinking water, clean air and food for all
• Water and nations
• Community Rights
• Earth Rights
• Primordial Human Rights
• Actions for the good of all as per the Statement of rights, responsibilities, and accountabilities of the Global Community citizens.
• Global governance and Earth management
• Our overpopulated planet
• Building Global Communities for all life
• Earth governance and management
• Global Community Overall Picture
• Global security policies
• Climate change adaptation
• Greenhouse gas emissions
• Forest industry and paper manufacturing
• Clean air and nations
• Alternative energy
• Earth Environmental Governance
• Ministry of Global Resources
• Global Community of North America (GCNA) Emergency, Rescue, and Relief Centre
• What we can no longer do
• Authors of research papers and articles on issues of overpopulation worldwide
• Authors of research papers and articles on issues of Earth management: energy and protection of the global life-support systems
• Global Essential Services Main Index
• Old research papers on the definition of " a Global Community", "the Global Community"
• Authors of research papers and articles on issues of Global Peace
• Building a Global Civilization for all life
• The Canadian experience is the pathway to Peace in the world
• Global Constitution short version
• Global Parliament: what we stand for
• Justice for all with Global Law

g)    Maps of Canada

Theme this month:

by
Germain Dufour
Spiritual Leader of the Global Community
November 1st, 2013

Table of contents

a)    Definitions:

a.1 Planarchist
a.2 Terrarist

b)   Introduction

c)   The world, today, has no place for major conflicts, wars and destructive human activities

d)    Global rights

e)    Leadership

f)    The decision making process

g)   An example of mindless and destructive leadership

g.1    Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations, concerning his support of Syrian rebels

h)    Conclusion and recommendations

This paper is found at the following location:
Included here are the last two chapters of the paper.

  An example of mindless and destructive leadership

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Artwork by software developer Germain Dufour
October 2013

Theme this month:

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August 2013

Global Dialogue 2014 is also available and you can participate now.

Global Dialogue 2014 theme is:
Ministry of Global Resources

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August 2013

Proceedings of Ministry of Global Peace in government includes:

a)     All abstracts, research papers, notes, art work, outlines, posters, articles, comments, letters, press releases, reports, newsletters, discussions, global dialogues, brain-storming exercises on issues, or just comments in email messages found in the 'Global Files' of Participants

b)     Contributions made by researchers at the Global Dialogue from September 1st 2012 to August 31st 2013

b)     Dialogue Overview

Global Dialogue 2013 Proceedings also include the contents of all sections shown above plus the contents of the following sections:

• Overview of all papers, articles, comments, opinions, recommendations of Global Dialogue 2012 by name and email, and with listing of relevant issues - workshop sessions.
  
• Recommendations resulting from the assessment of all papers, articles, and comments of Global Dialogue 2013
  
• List of papers, articles, comments, opinions, recommendations concerning the issues of Global Dialogue 2013 (by name and email, and issues shown)
  
• Listing of Global Roundtables 2013 and work from participants
• Press releases of the Global Community from September 1st 2012 to August 31st 2013
• Proclamations of the Global Community from September 1st 2012 to August 31st 2013
• Monthly newsletters of the Global Community from September 1st 2012 to August 31st 2013
• Scientific and investigative reports of the Global Community from September 1st 2012 to August 31st 2013
• Work found in the main index for Global Information Media (GIM) concerning publications and activities of the Global Community from September 1st 2012 to August 31st 2013

Global Dialogue 2013 Overview involved over 260 leaders from 90 countries. Participants were from 130 nations to dialogue on hundreds of issues.

The OVERVIEW of Global Dialogue 2013 was written from the materials found in the workshop sessions, group discussions by email and discussion roundtables summaries, brain-storming exercises, vision statements, comments and recommendations, reviewing of research papers and from results of the dialogue held from September 1st 2012 to August 31st 2013, and especially the dialogue held in the month of August. Materials published in the press releases, proclamations and Newsletters were also included. OVERVIEW section can be accessed through the link Dialogue Overview shown here above at the top of this webpage.

Global Dialogue 2013 Recommendations were those given in all papers, articles, and comments throughout Global Dialogue 2013. Following the assessment of the work done, other important recommendations were obtained. All were described and can be accessed through the link Recommendations shown here above at the top of this webpage.

Theme this month:

Concerning the theme Ministry of Global Resources

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Artwork by Germain Dufour
August 2013

Ministry of Global Resources
by
Germain Dufour
Spiritual leader of the Global Community
August 2013

Table of Contents

I. Introduction
II. Who owns the Earth?
III. Earth management and governance
IV. Criteria for sovereignty
V. Description of critical resources
VI. Health Rights
VII. Earth Rights
VIII. Global Rights
IX. Scale of Global Rights
X. Protection of rights and resources
XI. Management of resources

XI.1 Air
XI.2 Water
XI.3 Mining
XI.4 Electromagnetic waves
XI.5 Fisheries
XI.6 Tourism
XI.7 Environment
XI.8 Forests
XI.9 Soils
XI.10 Fossil fuels

XII. Preventive actions against polluters
XIII. Recommendations
References