The Universal Movement

This text aims to inspire a public-driven global unification movement by supplementing and, where possible, substituting conventional global peace and unity efforts by exploring the fringes of societal norms and challenging several global taboos.

It abandons yesterday’s tired, timid and failed approaches and instead adopts a new one that tries to match the global challenges we are facing in their urgency and scale, at times, with an audacity which is admittedly unpalatable and seldom-matched in its magnitude, yet, as every bitter remedy that targets an acute condition, desperately needed.

It addresses today’s critical global issues by targeting the underlying factors at both the highest and the most fundamental levels. At the highest level, it aims to restore humanity’s faith in itself by replacing the existing corrupt and broken political and socio-economic systems with novel ones, which are designed to better suit both the intellect and the dignity of the modern human beings.

At the most fundamental level, it aims to create a new global identity, which will enable us to shed our irreconcilable and self-destructive differences and divisions, to unite us as one humanity. It also targets the underlying root cause for such divisions by addressing our most primitive instinct, the fear of survival, by proposing some unorthodox measures.

Furthermore, it tries to create a new set of grand goals and ambitions for the entire humanity to help us take our eyes off the minuscule differences and disputes between us, and focus on what is important, our common future.

In essence, it is an attempt at stopping us from going down any further in the current self-destructive path we are on and creating a hopeful vision to enable, empower and move the global public to come and work together to create a better world that we all desire, not only for ourselves but also for our children and the other generations to come as well.

Most importantly, it demonstrates that we can achieve this as the people by solely relying on our own intellects and wisdom, without needing the involvement of armies of diplomats, and bureaucrats, and technocrats and politicians.