Your Excellency,
Our organization is working to introduce a plan for an international
government, and included in our first eight proposals is one for North and
South Korea. We have offered you our proposal and opened it to debate, but
before it can come about, everyone must understand that creating the
international government is like building the foundation of a very large
building, and the contingency for each is that the previous proposal is
accepted.
Mankind is evolving, and overcoming one issue at a time. We
understand that Kim Jong Un uses his missiles now to defend himself from any
sign of aggression. The first issue relates to where true power comes from.
Acts of revenge and aggression do not end conflicts. You can’t bring peace by
going to war.
We ask that you—and North Korea—turn you attentions to our
first proposal—An Exit Strategy for Iraq-- and join the debate on it and the
topic of where true power comes from.
The international government will be based on the U.S.
Constitution, so disputes between nations will be resolved in an international
court rather than the battlefield, just as disputes between states. The monies
now wasted on war will go to support the people. North Korea faces a continual
humanitarian crisis from lack of food. By supporting this first step, North
Korea can solve their own food shortages.
The executive summaries of all our proposals and associated
projects and events can be found at http://www.oneworldgov.org/top/2012/trackourprogress.htm.
Your for peace,
Karen Holmes,
Principal
The World Peace Organization for the One World Government
For updates on our progress in creating the World Peace
Plan, please go to http://www.worldpeaceplan.info