After The War: Entire 2004 Nobel Peace Prize Applied To Sta

By Author: Mark Gaffney
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Creation of enduring peace will save the Middle East, Europe, Asia, and the United Nations trillions of dollars of lost revenue. After the War: Entire 2004 Nobel Peace Prize Applied to Start New United Nations Sanctioned Institution Dedicated to Enduring Peace The concept of high level government commissions established to protect strict fundamentalist ultra-conservative authoritarian societies from harmful effects of lax permissive free democratic societies may be an useful United Nations tool to promote international cooperation and peace. My idea for high-level government commissions to protect ultra-conservative religious societies from harmful effects of democracy has great potential to create enduring peace. Creation of enduring peace will save the Middle East, Europe, Asia, and the United Nations trillions of dollars of lost revenue. The trillions of dollars saved will help achieve my stated goal of establishing a proposed new Not-for-Profit dedicated to decreasing the cost of living for the average working class American. Instead of using the 2004 Nobel Peace Prize award to directly establish my proposed ...
... new Not-for-Profit Foundation, Wonderful Life Foundation, I am willing to allow the entire Nobel Peace Prize financial award to be used to establish a new institute, sanctioned by the United Nations, dedicated to exploring issues pertaining to how to protect ultra-conservative authoritarian societies from harmful adverse effects of lax permissive moral trends within western culture. My only stipulation is that I will be recognized as the secondary author of this peace initiative. The primary author can be a Muslim Scholar, currently residing in the United States, who may possess tremendous knowledge and expertise regarding Middle East and Western culture. Recognition as secondary author of a peace initiative that may capture the Nobel Peace Prize Award will give me creditability in academic and business circles that will be of tremendous value toward reaching my goal of starting the proposed Not-for-Profit Foundation. The democratization process can be applied to protect strict fundamentalist ultra conservative religious Arab Middle East societies from harmful adverse effects of westernization. The fundamental nature of the concept of democracy is that a people are free to decide upon a form of government chosen by the people. The concept of democracy as applied to the Middle East may be entirely different than the concept of democracy in western culture. The United States is referred to as a melting pot of a wide variety of world cultures. As a melting pot of a variety of world cultures, society within the United States of America includes a wide array of belief systems. Ultra conservative religious societies of the Middle East consist primarily of variations of Islam, and a minority of other religious sects. The degree of variation between different Islamic factions is much smaller than the vast differences found among groups in western culture. Hence, the concept of democracy applied to the Middle East may very well be nearly equivalent and approximate the ultra conservative Islamic Religious Monarchies currently found throughout the Middle East region. In the case of Iraq, hopefully a new government can be established that will be more cooperative with Arab neighbors as well as the entire global community. Hopefully, the new government of Iraq will not be bent on martyrdom of the entire earth in the final battle of Armageddon. Iraq President Saddam Hussien stated he intended to start the mother of all wars. Hopefully, the new Iraq government will not be intent upon disrupting mutually beneficial interdependent business relationships occurring between Arab Middle East Nations and Nations throughout the global community. After the war, nations that are currently involved in military intervention in Iraq should extend the Olive Branch of Peace to France, Russia, Germany, Asian Countries, and all other nations who vigorously opposed war in the United Nations Assembly. An ancient proverb from days of old is, Men sharpen men, as iron sharpens iron. Nations that vigorously opposed war in the United Nations Assembly have a very valid viewpoint. Nations who sought peace within the framework of realism and, subsequently are engaged in military conflict inside Iraq, also have a very valid viewpoint. Given the Iraqi pattern of military aggression in the Middle East, it should not be difficult for anyone to understand why the Bush Administration considered Iraq a credible military threat. The billions of dollars the United States spends in the Middle East can be used by Iraq to finance a military campaign to destroy the United States. The world needs checks and balances in international relationships. The movement toward globalization, enabled by increasingly powerful telecommunications technology, highlights the need for checks and balances in international relationships. It is for this reason, after the war, the United Nations should help the new Iraq government establish normalized mutually beneficial business relationships with all European nations, including France, Russia, Germany, China, Japan, all other Asian Countries, as well as the United States. At this point in history, it is important to keep the playing field level, for the well being of the Middle East, Europe, Asia and the United States of America. The new government of Iraq may chose to use huge profits generated by export of oil to Europe, Asia, and the United States to help its Arab neighbor, the New Palestinian State, build schools, manufacturing facilities, hospitals, and homes. It will be much better for the new government of Iraq to invest in the infrastructure of the new state of Palestine than perpetuate the cycle of violence by financing suicide bombings. My freelance feature article entitled, Is the European Union Trying to Rally Public Support for Position to Gain Power and Influence in Middle East Politics?, provides new insight and perspective to why it is critical to keep the playing field level at this significant juncture of human history. The following is an except: My freelance feature article entitled, Is the European Union Trying to Rally Public Support for Position to Gain Power and Influence in Middle East Politics?, explores the question, if the United States is disposed as a superpower will a new European Union be capable of taking up the economic slack? The future discovery of full assembler based nanotechnology may one day, in the distant future, introduce a new class of highly efficient machinery that will allow the European Union to take up the economic slack in the event the United States is disposed. Full assembler based nanotechnology exist in the realm of the far distant future. Full assembler based nanotechnology may never be possible. Since a new class of manufacturing machinery capable of taking up the economic slack in the event the United States is disposed is not currently available, the only other alternative to increase gross national product of the European Union is to require excessive amounts of overtime for the European workforce. If an excessive amount of overtime is forcefully imposed upon the European workforce than massive socioeconomic instability may occur in Europe. As pointed out above, full assembler based nanotechnology may never be possible. In the event the United States is destroyed, the ability of the new United European Superpower to take up the economic slack may be delayed for many decades, even if full assembler based nanotechnology is discovered. Adoption of new classes of efficient manufacturing machinery may create socioeconomic problems associated with replacement of one industry by another new industry. An uneasy transition from old to new processes may create social turmoil within the new United European Superpower. The history of Europe includes a mixture of ideology with strong authoritarian themes. The hodgepodge of European ideology may lead to public acceptance of a state religion in a new United European Superpower undergoing social turmoil. Acceptance of a state religion combined with social turmoil that may occur as a consequence of socioeconomic problems associated with adoption of new classes of highly efficient manufacturing machinery may lead to ascendancy of a powerful dictator controlling the new United European Superpower. The dictator controlling the United European Superpower may be tenfold more dangerous than Saddam Hussien. In the meantime, conflicts between ultra conservative monarchies of Middle East Nations may continue to erupt. The dictator controlling the new United European Superpower may decide to put an end to all Middle East Conflicts by a clean military sweep through the entire Middle East region. The moral of the story is that Arab oil producing nations of the Middle East will have to do business with one society or another if the Middle East desires to have a future. The only other alternative may be genocide. It seems that the most sensible logical approach is to (1) preserve traditional Muslim values of giving all due praise and worship to Allah, and (2) learning to adapt to change in the world without compromising traditional Muslim values. The content of my freelance feature article entitled, Presentation of Proposed New Peace Plan that May Save Millions of Lives, includes the following critical observations: The United Nations should declare major goals of (1) social stability and (2) dedication to basic fundamental human rights. The concept of high-level government commissions to preserve ideological structure in nations where the U.N. may need to intervene may be a concept that can ease fears of an ideological take over. Every society should have the freedom to maintain values they as a people hold dear. Preservation of the ideological integrity of ultra conservative societies may help prevent formation of a one-world government. The formation of a one-world government may dilute ultra conservative religious values. The dilution of ultra conservative religious values may allow world domination by a powerful dictator far more dangerous than Saddam Hussien. Bookmark this page now, than click here to read Presentation of Proposed New Peace Plan that May Save Millions of Lives, currently available on Ideamarketers.com. About the Author Author byline and Bio: Mark Gaffney is a contributing freelance writer. Mark has earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology with a concentration of coursework in physiology, biology, and computer science. Mark is in the process of trying to start a new Not-for-Profit Foundation entitled, Wonderful Life Foundation. Mark plans to submit his online work as a thesis project to earn his Doctorate (PhD.) degree and officially become a Nanotechnology Sociologist. 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