• Michelle Rosenthal
• Brooklyn, NY
• United States

social worker, Dr Susan Smith McKinney Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

This conversation will close in 28 days, 23 hours and 58 minutes, on March 23, 2012 at 13:42:15.

Can International Peace Every Day Treaty For Global Truce and A Global Cease Fire work to greatly reduce war if voted on In the UN Assembly?

I created a proposal called International Peace Every Day Treaty For Global Truce and Cease Fire. I am sending it to the UN Secretary General and all world leaders, the media and many politicians. I am going to try to establish a consensus to end all war and to create a future with out war. In my proposal which can be found at GoingForAGlobalTruce.com I listed over 300 ideas that can be implemented to help strengthen the peace. Humanity has to understand that we have to be careful and not destroy the ecosystem which supports life on Earth by devastation that may result if war ever got out of hand and went nuclear in the future. We have done enough damage on earth already. Hundreds of millions of people have died in wars over the centuries. We have to try to use our brilliance and figure out a different solution to our problems. There is already the Kellogg Briand Pact in effect which 63 nations signed to agree to resolve international disputes peacefully but no one is abiding by the pact. My proposal is different since I call for the implementation of over 300 other ideas in order to help strengthen the peace. Imagine if the proposal is officially submitted to the UN for A Vote I think it has a great chance of passing since who can vote no to a global truce and a global cease fire. The hard part is getting it to a vote then having it adhered to but I am trying my best. Do you think this can work to greatly reduce war on Earth? I am suggesting that all the leaders waging the 30+ wars that are being waged at this time be given a referral to the appropriate court by the UN to hear the case. If the Cease fire is adhered to then the judge will hear the circumstances of the conflict and supervise their peace talks or render a judgement based upon international laws and treaties that have been signed but it they fail to maintain the cease fire charges could be brought against them for war crimes. Humanity has to say enough already: Follow the rule of Law