Dear President Obama:
Our organization is working to create
an international government based on the US Constitution and the
cooperation of nature. As of today, people in 76 nations, including
Muslim nations, support the plan for the international government.
The slavery issue in Iraq can be
addressed and resolved by the proposed international government
because it guarantees to every person on the planet their inalienable
rights granted to all the peoples of the planet by the Creator of us
all. Our inalienable rights are to be able to create the life we want
without interference, to be treated fairly and equally, and to have a
voice in our government.
Our inalienable rights are abrogated by
the governments and people in power that rely on power games to make
a presence on the international level or within the nations, because
the games are oppressive to the people.
The rise of slavery is one of the
ripples of effects that have gone out from the Iraq War. It is one of
five games that make up the act of revenge. People who play the game of slavery
fear intimacy, and they believe they can gain it by joining with the
others in the act of revenge. The revenge is a means to an end. ISIS
is enslaving women and children to enable themselves to gain a voice and a
sense of abundance.
People who are enslaved are vulnerable
to the attacks because they have no place to go. No sense of home.
America is a melting pot of cultures
and religions. An American can look like anyone on the planet. Our
national identity is that of diversity. In Iraq, people generally
identify with sects or tribes, and secondly that they are Iraqis,
which alienates Iraqis who are different in some way.
Under the existing paradigm, national
borders were drawn across cultures to keep the people destabilized,
but under the international government, the borders may be redrawn
based on common cultures, and there may be up to 500 nations. To
counter that effect, a nation will have more power in the
international House of Representatives by staying together.
The first right a citizen will have
guaranteed to him or her is the right to leave a country if he feels
he is being oppressed. Governments that are oppressive to their
people will lose power on the international level, so they will have
to turn their attentions inside their country to enable the people to
prosper to maintain their power.
At the same time, nations that offer
greater rights will see an increase of immigration, which will
probably be short-termed because the people of the same culture
generally prefer to stay together.
Yours for peace,
Karen Holmes,
Principal