Always war: Fragmented antiwar groups need to unite

I would very much appreciate it if you would give my proposals serious consideration and then let me know whether you intend to pursue them further.

 

While you are doing that I will begin concentrating my efforts on trying to unify the some 100 other NGOs and groups that are challenging in a very fragmented and usually piecemeal way the corpocracy. Ideally, there would eventually be a merged network that encompasses besides its antiwar component the other components for political, legislative, judicial, and economic reforms necessary to replace the corpocracy with a genuine democracy in which there is not only no war but no social economic injustice and the general welfare of the people, not corporate or political welfare, is promoted and realized.  

 

I am fully aware of the argument that NGOs and foundations exist because the corpocracy exists and have been compromised by it. That is a view that I do not yet share. I trust that you do not either.

 

Thank you for your consideration,

 

Gary

Gary Brumback, PhD

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October 20, 2012

 

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