14.  A Suggested Evolving Political World Structure

 

 

@ H. Schwab

                                                                                                                                                                         05-25-19 – 06-03-19

 

1. Status and concept for the World’s political structure (to protect and create stability)

 

The present political world structure evolved over the last few thousands of years from a structure of multiple tribes living side-by-side (or migrating and fighting) to the formation of a few very large empires – in competition and conflict with each other.

In the Western part of the world were the Mesopotamians, then the Assyrians, later the Romans, then the successor powers to Charlmagne’s post-Roman Empire in France, Germany, Spain, and, later, the British Empire.  In the East were the invading Mongols and their sucessors, then the Chinese and the Japanese.  In South America, there were the Aztecs, Mayas and Incas.

 

Modern technology has brought us total interconnection of all parts of mankind – not always to our liking.  Atomic threats, possibly also microbic ones to follow, became intollerable – see the North Korean threat – used by Russia and China with Iran against America.

 

There is an imminent need for a number of „World Institutions“ to provide an over-all structure of a rational evolution of the world’s politiccal structure to provide solutions to day-to-day problems – in the interest of all of mankind. 

 

Here is a concept for a future world-order privided by:

 

1.     An Institution for evolving coordinated and valid world political guidance

2.     An Institution for evolving pracical world managment as in industry and trade

3.     The Institution of an evolving world legal structure (basic laws for the world)

4.     An evolving world legal court

 

5.     A World Advisory Council, formed by a few independant individuals of proven merit

 

An earlier perception of this problem and an attempt to find a solution for the future of mankind on Earth occurred in the early 20th century with the formation of the League of Nations in 1924, succeeded by the United Nations in 1945.  But the League of Nations was not able to solve the world’s structural problems with World War I or the occurrence of World War II and the UN had problems with subsequent turmoil anywhere else on Earth.

Now, we have the problems with the threats by North Korea – actually the threats of North Korea cooperting with Putin’s Russia, international power-seeking China, and Iran  controlled by extremist Muslims, all four cooperating against America (and, to a lesser degree, Europe).  We also have the internal problems with possible international consequences of Venezuela, Cuba, some Central American nations (supported by international drug trade) and some nations in Africa, as in Congo. 

We live increasingly too close together on this Earth, by now 7 billion inhabitants, quickly augmenting their number – on this only home we have in the universe – to let such problems get out of control!   

 

The additional problem with a new world order lies in the fact that it must be enforceable!

 

Earlier formations of larger political structures out of a combination of smaller ones can be observed in history (Switzerland, the United States of America – more recently Europe)

 

A special problem of unification arises from the fact, that each so-far independent state may keep its police force (and border patrol), but must give up its military force – with all national militaries to be merged into one federal military force.  It was found that each unit of such federal military force should be composed of a mix of members originating from various national units forming the federation. 

The top command should be rotating in rather short cycles between former members of the individual national units. 

This would have to include land-, air-, and navy-forces as well es special forces as related to international rocket forces, specifically of the atomic or biological kind – and early phases of their development.

The national police forces may define certain international problems such as the cultivation, production, or import and, then, trade with drugs – or corrupt internatonal money laundering – or illegal international migration and criminal trade with human individuals (for sex or as slaves in the work force).

 

The regulation of migration would be another difficut problem of unification in a federal world order.

 

A specific description of a proposed world order will follow here:

 

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