Hi,
Larry Hanawalt wrote:
>>With what friends and partners would we want to share that event? Would
it be possible to make it so "real" in the envisioning and planning that
this shared future had an influence on how we conduct ourselves today?<<
I found an organization supposedly formed in 1953 that is called the
"World Government." It was started by someone that renounced their
American citizenshipand declared themselves a "World Citizen." Supposedly,
it provides passports and citizenship identity papers, etc.
Maybe becoming "world citizens" could be a first step towards a global
strategy. I mean this in the greatest respect. This takes courage. I value
my Canadian citizenship very highly. I like being a Canadian. I've done a
lot of crazy things in the past 2 years, but becoming a (possible)
stateless person is scary. It's possible because I'm still in the process
of checking this organization out.
This organization has a web page up. I could post a reference to this page
if anyone's interested. Meanwhile, I'd appreciate it if anyone could
privately email me for tips on how to check this organization out. I figure
asking the embassy's on the Internet would be a start.
-- Andrew Moreno Andrew Moreno <amoreno@cyberspace.org>