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Peace Platform

offered by:
The Coalition for a Strong United Nations May 16, 2003

PREAMBLE
We believe that there is a groundswell of support for a world view, based on a new global ethic of human rights for all, care for the fragile planet on which we live, and the interdependence of all living things and resources.  Many U.S. citizens today feel anxious and insecure.  Despite U.S. military might and economic power, we are vulnerable to terrorist attack and its economic effects.  Though we love our country, we are uneasy about the assumption that we can solve the problem by waging a war.  Deep down, we know that a military campaign might result in the capture of some terrorists or the removal of a particular dictator, but we also know it will not address the root causes of terrorism nor will it assure a climate in which democracy can thrive.

We know that our earth is a fragile ecosystem.   Due to scientific advances, including electronic communication which knows no boundaries, the world is no longer a collection of sovereign nations, but a single homeland, and each member of the human family is a citizen of that homeland.  This recognition transcends partisan ideologies.  No nation’s people can be secure when so many people around the world are denied a decent standard of living or deprived of basic rights. No peace can be achieved unless the society of nations begins to function more as a real community, with each nation abiding by a commonly accepted code of international law.
While this platform makes some specific proposals, it is an appeal to leaders of the United States to regard the well being and security of "homeland Earth" and all its inhabitants as their highest priority objective. This is a fundamental moral reorientation, since it implies that our true national interest is best served by safeguarding the interests of the entire human race.  We call on our leaders to adopt this world view and  make an unequivocal commitment to the fulfillment of the goals of the United Nations Charter: to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war, reaffirm human rights, and establish respect for international law.

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