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rom the dawn of time humanity has been on the search of a perfect social structure. Many concepts have been tried out to govern the people of our planet with some devastating effects on global society and also on its planetary ecosystem.

Today half the world lives from less than two dollars a day. Over two billion children live in poverty. That is 1 out of 2 children in our world today. A gruesome number of up to 30,000 children die per day before they reach the age of 5.

A even more shocking number appears when you count the victims of totalitarian governments that killed people because of their race, religion, ethnicity or membership to some opposing group. It is estimated that over 100 million people have been killed by totalitarian regimes in the 20th century alone. This genocide does not include the millions of soldiers that died in all wars of the last century.

Thanks to the human burning of fossil fuels and the cutting down of forrests, which are the lungs of our planet, we are pumping far more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere than was ever released in hundreds of thousands of years. According to the best scientists in the field this buildup of carbon dioxide is the main cause of climate change. Moreover, scientists have considered and ruled out other, natural causes such as sunlight, volcanic eruptions and cosmic rays. There will be a significant loss of biodiversity and irreversable damage to the ecosystem of our home planet earth. It is estimated that up to 70% of species assessed will face extinction. The above number of people having been killed by totalitarian regimes will be exceeded by far by the number of deaths of people that will fall victim to the effects of climate change if we don't immediately change the way we live.

It has become clear that the social structures that exist on our planet are not sufficient enough to guarantee the survival of mankind. We are facing global problems that have to be solved by a new global order that will meet the requirements of a globalised society. The time has come to end political, economical and social fragmentation. Global warming and global terrorism does not have the kindness to stop at borders. They are both not local, or regional, but global challenges that have to be met globally. A pandemic of an infectious disease can hit the global community any time and at any place without any warning. There is no use for borders any more, because instead of protecting, they prevent growth, weaken security and endanger the people of our home planet.

We all live in a world that becomes more and more interconnected. Nationalism and isolationism have no place in the world of today. It should always be remembered, that it was nationalism which was responsible for two devastating world wars that killed over 50

million people.

Human beings on this planet realize that they are citizens of a multicultural and democratic society in an increasingly interconnected and rapidly changing world. More and more people around the globe wake up from the nightmare of chaos and begin to learn, care, think, choose and act to celebrate life on this planet. They become aware that they have to have their personal share of a new world order that stops creating problems and that starts to offer solutions.

It takes courage to stand up and to act for the well-being of a global society and its global government. A new global conscience of the unity and interdependence of global humanity is spreading throughout the world. Disharmony and distrust is removed by the build up of a public conscience and an global morality.

The new world order will replace the nations laws in favor of a declaration of global interdependence of thousands of tribes. A broad global consensus will be reached about what is right and what is wrong. The main problem we are facing is our disconnection from the sacred natural world and our insistence to rule it instead of being part of it. We can learn many valuable lessons by reconnecting to the wisdom of our ancestors, the so- called native tribes. The time has come to value community, respect, honesty and cooperation. We are all part of the world, not seperate from it.

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GLOBAL ALLIANCE FOR PEACE AND PROSPERITY