This Blog is a Work in Progress.
It will be updated as knowlege progresses.
Purpose:
United Countries of the World is an idea that will surface in the future. Many experienced, educated, and sensitive people to the many aspects of life will manifest this idea through their goals, beliefs and actions..
This idea is based in a higher level of organization within society. It will eventually surpass the national-level organization to a world-wide organization that will shift all of humanity's goals for a more productive society.
United Countries of the World would become the ultimate form of organization within the planet.
At the bottom of this page, you will find links that relate to legislation pertinent to the improvement of humanity. Also, you will find below a "Composite Global Manifesto," which is the ideaology shared from other sources, and is driven towards the betterment of humanity and global organization.
UCotW addresses the following:
-Recognize the role and actual purpose of the human race within Earth.
-Further develop and visualize the path of the human race within Earth.
-Guarantee the survival of the human race for many future generations to come.
-Establish Earth as the central focus to perfect before humanity ventures further beyond.
-Unite all countries under a single emblem.
-Spread the concept of "Citizens of the World."
-Balance the powers within Earth.
-Continue the fight for equality regardless of sexual, demographic, social, and racial background.
-Provide economic, health, educational opportunities equally to all humans.
-Represent and allow the equal surfacing of all ideas.
-Protect each individual country from idealogical homogenization.
-Remodel destructive competition between nations into constructive competition.
-Improve the productiviness of the human race with its natural resources.
-Protect the environment to a higher degree.
-Connect all continents through improved communication.
-Unite technologies to further the knowledge of the laws of the universe.
LINKS OF INTEREST:
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
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