The Archive · 1915

How to End Militarism and Wag

To the Editor of the "Norra-Cama Dairy News Sm—May I ask you to insert a few words on the question, How to end militarism and international wart it not a very remarkable fact that every nation under the sun is thoroughly convinced that, in order to secure permanent peace and prosperity, there must be only one Central Government in their country?

2. Is it not also very remarkable fact that every nation which has attempted to govern the world in its own interests has ignomiviously failed? It has been like trying to make a pyramid stand oe its apex—an impossible task.

3. As these two remarkable facts show unmistakeably that the wis est in all lands are unanimous, both yes 88 to the only way of peace and the sure way of failure, the solution of the world problem is now (a) To establish one Central Govern. ment for the whole world, where the best and wisest men of all rations shall form a Grand Council and Parliament to rule, not in the interests of any one nation, but in the equal interest of all (b) To form one military and naval force to police the world, taxing all nations for its support in proportion ta the life and property to be protected.

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