Will the Creation of One World

by TA Ramesh
After the cold war, the development of a New World Order is in the offing due to the formation of the European Union and its extension towards East, the African Union and also the possible formation of other world unions on their models. This is a positive trend towards the formation of One World Union possibly by the initiation of UNO in the later stage.But America’s war in Iraq has divided the opinions of the nations in the world, in the UNO and the European Union. Unfortunately, America’s too much haste in its preemptive war on Iraq has also broken the vision of the New World Order now.So, realization should dawn upon everyone that peace, prosperity and progress can be achieved by the united efforts of all as each one is interdependent in the world for survival and sustenance forever. This means that only by harmonious human development love, knowledge, perfection, joy, peace and satisfaction could be achieved in life, which could be possible not by politics alone or religion alone or science alone but only by human culture, which connects science and literature, politics and religion, love and knowledge, beauty and truth, body and mind, and mater and spirit into one. Without knowing this truth like man of one book, politicians and religionists are fighting with one another somehow to try to unite mankind by the imposition or preaching of their ideas in order to fulfill their ambition or missions in the world. Politicians or religionists like man of one book are subjective in their approach to social matters, which is uninteresting to the people and so, they are unable to succeed in their ventures. Therefore, leaders of human culture like the men of general knowledge having concern for all the matters of human interestonly can create interest in the people of the world with their objective approach and succeed creating One Human World at last leading towards the formation of One World Government by democracy.
Now the problem before everyone is how to set right the disorders of the world we see today and how to change the course of the world in the right direction. The solution is the creation of One World Order – world government, world law and world security.
The probable moves for the creation of One World State will be:
The idea of One Europe should be achieved and the Russian Dream of One European Home can be achieved by uniting One Europe with Asia.
If such an effort is extended to other countries of the world with the initiation of USA and UNO, World Union can very well be achieved soon.
After discussing over all the matters and having a unanimous agreement by all nations the functions of the World State can be governed by the following measures:
a. Defense should be in the hands of the UNO;b. One currency for the world should be adopted;c. One language should be used for communication purpose;d. And common laws for all the nations should be framed.
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Defending our Oceans

For too long, marine life has been largely open for the taking by anyone possessing the means to exploit it. Rapid advances in technology have meant that the ability, reach and power of vessels and equipment used to exploit marine life now far outweigh nature's ability to maintain it. If left unchecked, this will have far reaching consequences for the marine environment and for people who depend on it.
Ocean life comes in an incredible array of shapes and sizes - from microscopic plankton to the largest of the great whales.Yet many species have been, or are being, driven towards extinction through devastating human impacts. The Defending our Oceans campaign exposes these threats, confronts the villains and promotes solutions such as a global network of ocean parks called marine reserves. The key threats facing our oceans include:
Industrial fishingGiant ships, using state-of-the-art equipment, can pinpoint schools of fish quickly and accurately. These industrial fishing fleets have exceeded the ocean's ecological limits. As larger fish are wiped out, the next smaller fish species are targeted and so on. (Canadian Fisheries expert Dr Daniel Pauly warns that if this continues our children will be eating jellyfish.)Simply put, more and more people are competing for less and less fish and worsening the existing oceans crisis. More
BycatchModern fishing practices are incredibly wasteful. Every year, fishing nets kill up to 300,000 whales, dolphins and porpoises globally. Entanglement is the greatest threat to the survival of many species. Moreover, some fishing practices destroy habitat as well as inhabitants. Bottom trawling, for example, destroys entire ancient deep-sea coral forests and other delicate ecosystems. In some areas it is the equivalent of ploughing a field several times a year. More
Unfair fisheriesAs traditional fishing grounds in the north have collapsed, fishing capacity has increasingly turned to Africa and the Pacific. Pirates that ignore regulations and effectively steal fish are denying some of the poorest regions of the world much needed food security and income, and those fleets fishing legally are only giving a small percentage of the profit to African or Pacific States. More
Fish farmingAquaculture (fish and shellfish farming) is often put forward as the future of the seafood industry. But the shrimp aquaculture industry is perhaps the most destructive, unsustainable and unjust fisheries industry in the world. Mangrove clearances, fishery destruction, murder and community land clearances have all been widely reported. The salmon farming industry also proves farming is no solution - it takes approximately 4kgs of wild caught fish to produce 1kg of farmed salmon. More
Global warmingThe ocean and its inhabitants will be irreversibly affected by the impacts of global warming and climate change. Scientists say that global warming, by increasing sea water temperatures, will raise sea levels and change ocean currents. The effects are already beginning to be felt. Whole species of marine animals and fish are at risk due to the temperature rise - they simply cannot survive in the changed conditions. For example, increased water temperatures are thought to be responsible for large areas of corals turning white and dying (bleaching). More
PollutionAnother significant impact of human activity on the marine environment is pollution. The most visible and familiar is oil pollution caused by tanker accidents. Yet despite the scale and visibility of such impacts, the total quantities of pollutants entering the sea from oil spills are dwarfed by those of pollutants introduced from other sources. These include domestic sewage, industrial discharges, urban and industrial run-off, accidents, spillage, explosions, sea dumping operations, mining, agricultural nutrients and pesticides, waste heat sources, and radioactive discharges. More
Defending our oceansFundamental changes need to be made in the way our oceans are managed. This means that we must act to make sure that human activities are sustainable, in other words that they meet human needs of current and future generations without causing harm to the environment. Accordingly, governments must set aside 40 percent of our oceans as marine reserves. Marine reserves can be defined as areas of the ocean in which the exploitation of all living resources is prevented, together with the exploitation of non-living resources such as sand and gravel and other minerals.

From the world to the world

From the world to the world

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The website can clearly all spot in your mind, yet including La ninya, the effect that opposite El ninyo. Let's check out.

From the hot thing to the cool one, I just watched the horror movie, Alone or in Thai name "Fad". Nowaday, there're so many Thai movies which have low quality but this one it's the one of the good movie after I watched "King Naras" and not mutch for Thai movie can produced and control all of production to be closed and attractive enough for foreign market. Let's go out to nearest cinema and get the ticket, U'll see that I'm not claim it over.

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From the corner of the world to the another corner of the world, remember that "we're remain lived in the same world". Hopefully all of reader are enjoy my bloging. Bye

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