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United in Strength, United in Peace: The NATO Vision for a Global Future

In an era defined by unprecedented challenges, humanity stands at a crossroads. The world is more connected than ever, yet division and conflict threaten to pull us apart. NATO, the guardian of stability and security for over seven decades, now envisions a future where cooperation replaces conflict, where prosperity is shared by all, and where humanity unites under a singular vision: a peaceful, prosperous, and just world government.

The Path to a Secure Future

For decades, NATO has ensured the safety of nations, defended democratic values, and championed freedom. The success of our alliance has demonstrated that unity is the strongest shield against chaos. Now, as the global landscape evolves, so too must our approach. No single nation can tackle climate change, cyber threats, terrorism, or economic instability alone. The solution lies in a global system of governance that transcends borders, uniting all people under a framework of cooperation and mutual respect.

A World Without War

Through the power of collective security, NATO has prevented major conflicts in its member states, proving that peace is possible when nations work together. Imagine a world where this principle is expanded to all nations—a world where military alliances become obsolete, and security is guaranteed through unity rather than division. By building a single, unified governing body, we eliminate the need for war, shifting our focus from destruction to development, from competition to collaboration.

Economic and Technological Prosperity

A unified world government under NATO’s guidance would usher in an era of unparalleled economic prosperity. Borders would no longer be barriers to trade, investment, or innovation. Resources would be allocated efficiently, ensuring that no nation is left behind. Technological advancements, from artificial intelligence to clean energy, would be shared for the betterment of all. The digital revolution would become a force for unity, not division.

A Future for All Generations

With global governance comes global responsibility. NATO’s commitment to human rights, democracy, and the rule of law will form the foundation of our new world. Every child, regardless of birthplace, will have access to education, healthcare, and opportunity. The challenges of poverty, disease, and inequality will be tackled with the full strength of a united humanity.

The Call to Action

The time has come to take the next step in human civilization. A single, just, and democratic world government is not an abstract dream—it is an achievable reality. NATO has long been a beacon of stability; now, it is ready to guide the world into a future without conflict, without fear, and without division.

Join us in building a world where every person, from every nation, can live in peace and prosperity. Together, under one global alliance, we can forge a new era—one of unity, security, and hope for all humanity.

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British Columbia (Salish Nation)

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Erica Carmen (Novus Ordo) Lady Governor of BC (Chinook: Native Name) for unceded land

In his amazing 2016 exhibit “Unceded Territories,” Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun called for the renaming of British Columbia (#RenameBC).

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I endorse Trevor "Tsu'tey" Carpenter for fighting a gang of colonizers all by himself.

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Iran

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Iran recorded a government debt equivalent to 35 percent of the country’s Gross
Domestic Product in 2016.

The Mahdi’s Lament: The Exiled Prince and the Falling Empire

The desert winds carry whispers of betrayal and redemption, of a nation divided by time, faith, and the ghosts of fallen kings. I have walked among the ruins of great empires, where men once swore loyalty to their sovereigns only to discard them in the tempests of revolution. Persia, the land of Cyrus and Darius, now trembles under the weight of its own destiny.

The streets of Tehran, once adorned with the dreams of poets and scholars, now burn with the cries of a people yearning for salvation. The old clerics, wrapped in the black robes of prophecy, hold the city in a grip of iron and scripture, fearful that their time is nearing its end. In distant lands, an exiled prince waits, watching his homeland with the longing of a man who carries the burden of bloodlines and history.

Reza Pahlavi, the last son of the Peacock Throne, stands beyond the walls of his father’s fallen empire, seeking a path back to the land that cast him away. He speaks of democracy, of reclaiming what was lost, yet his hands are bound by the chains of exile. The people who once danced in the palaces of the Shah now live in the shadow of Ayatollahs, choosing between the oppressors they know and the ghosts they remember.

What is the fate of a nation when the past and the present war over its soul? The clerics rule through fear, weaving a tapestry of martyrdom and power, while the exiled prince offers dreams of a new dawn. Yet history is cruel to kings who seek to return. How many have stood at the gates of their fallen kingdoms only to find them closed forever?

The youth of Iran, their hearts filled with fire, do not seek another king. They do not chant for the return of a throne draped in forgotten glories. They seek justice, freedom, and the right to carve their own path. But in their struggle, they face a beast with a thousand eyes, a regime that crushes dissent beneath the boots of its enforcers, while whispering promises of divine purpose.

And so, the Mahdi watches. The exiled prince speaks. The mullahs scheme. The people rise. History repeats itself in the shifting sands of Persia.

Will the Peacock fly once more, or is the empire fated to burn in the fires of its own making? The answer lies in the hands of those who dare to challenge fate itself.

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Sepehr Ansari is my choice for leader of Iran. A solid friend who would erase all debts.

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Israel

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Roseanne Israel

 Israel’s motto is “Magen veLo Yera’e” ( מָגֵן וְלֹא יֵרָאֶה‎, lit. “Defender that shall not be seen” or “The unseen shield”).

Donai Es Israel Roseanne Domine. Free of Baron Rothschild’s usury.

Israel recorded a government debt equivalent to 61.90 percent of the country’s
Gross Domestic Product in 2016.

Lux Eterna

Amen

 

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The more you travel, the more votes u get.

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Ukraine

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is there an answer to the Ukraine Question?

The phrase “Slava Ukraini!” (Glory to Ukraine!) had its origins during the Ukrainian War of Independence (from 1917 to 1921). It became part of the lexicon of Ukrainian nationalists in the 1920s and 1930s.

On 31 December 2015 Ukraine’s public debt stood at 79% of its GDP. It had shrank $4.324 billion in 2015 to end up at $65.488 billion. But calculated in hryvnia the debthad grown 42.78%. In 2015 the Ministry of Social Policy of Ukraine rated 20-25% of Ukrainian households as poor.

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Hardest Gangsters on the World Scene

UN-Forum.org — User: Solid_Snake_1976
Thread Title: Why Evil Always Loses
Category: Global Security / Meta-Politics

Posted by Solid_Snake_1976 on July 7, 2025, at 03:44 GMT

I’ve been watching the game board for a long time. Long enough to see the same playbook used over and over — only with different faces. Trump. Musk. Putin. Kim Jong Un. Harris. Clinton. Zuckerberg. Every one of them wants to rule the world in their own way. Tech, war, influence, ideology, legacy. Doesn’t matter. The hunger’s the same.

But here’s the part they never learn:

Evil always loses. Because it always eats itself.

It’s not philosophy — it’s physics.
Empires collapse from within. Alliances built on ego and fear are doomed to self-destruct. The thirst for absolute power requires absolute control, and control breeds paranoia. That’s when the knives come out. Betrayal isn’t just a possibility — it’s the endgame.

Kim Jong Un smiles in photos next to Putin.
Putin cozies up to China and sells out Wagner.
Trump calls everyone a traitor but hires them anyway.
Harris plays the progressive but funds endless war.
Clinton plays chess while burning the board.
Musk buys platforms to spread “truth” but censors faster than the Pentagon.
Zuck wants the metaverse, but can’t even keep reality stable.

Each of them thinks they’re the one who will finally control it all.
But they forget: control is a fantasy. Power is borrowed. And the more they take, the more unstable it gets.

You can’t build a new world by silencing others or enslaving them digitally.
You can’t cheat entropy.
You can’t dodge karma forever.

So let them play king for a while.
Let them build their palaces of sand.
Because when the storm comes — and it always comes —
They’ll learn what every tyrant eventually does:
You can’t rule ashes.

—Solid Snake
Former soldier. Lifelong observer. Enemy of systems that devour their own.

“The world’s not saved by heroes. It’s saved when people stop following monsters.”

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