This is a proposal to attempt to end ALL conflicts in the world in one year. It is a very ambitious project that will eventually require a lot of support and resources. The goal however is a noble one that no one but those who make money from war will be against.

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Initial Proposal for the Human Revolution
A Year to Peace

Day one
Sponsored by many, a special meeting takes place.
Humanity celebrates the new human attitude towards tolerance and compromise.
All nations declare acceptance of common humanity and basic human values
All heads of state or state representatives meet in a day of friendship and pledges of commitment to achieving peace on earth

Day two
Nations representatives receive data regarding all present conflicts, from the parties directly involved. The data includes information such as:

Ø Current perception of the situation
Ø The perceived cause of the conflict
Ø Perception of the current adversary's position on the conflict
Ø Historical background of the conflict and the people involved in it
Ø The human and economical cost of the conflict
Ø Recommendation or suggestions that could make peace making easier.
Ø Minimum accepted requirement to resolve the conflict.

Day 3 to day 30
Every country in the world attempts to understand and empathize with the people facing the conflicts. They try to do so in an objective way. Groups of researchers from relevant professions, such as law and academia and diplomacy are created to define the conflict. They can actively interact by similar groups in other countries in search for data and documentation for their research. Every group would be assigned one particular conflict. Trusted individuals with background in the areas related to the conflict lead each group of researchers. All researchers make a vow to be honest and objective to the best of their ability. They can also be subject to criminal prosecution if they are caught willfully breaking the rules within the group, or doing damage to the global peace effort by other means. Press briefings by research groups are regulated into an objective and common system for all groups. (1)

Day 32
Foreign ministers of all nations meet to declare unanimously their commitments to the "A year to peace" project.
Parties to conflicts provide any necessary updates, and other data regarding the conflict. They are reminded that they will have only one more chance to provide more data that is already in existence. They can always provide new data.
Conflicting parties voice any concerns they may have regarding the location where the global peace research groups meet.

Day 48
The heads of each research group of the same conflict from every country meet. The meetings take place in neutral nations with regard to the particular conflict.
"The conflicting parties are required to voice any objections to the locations of the meetings no later than day 32."
In every meeting hall the global delegations exchange ideas, and attempt to find common language to define the conflict, but no binding language is generated. (2)

Day 72
Foreign ministers of all nations meet, confirming their commitment to the peace project.
They bring with them sealed envelopes containing their country researchers understanding of the conflict, as well as a summary of the data from which they reached their conclusions.
The summaries are not made public for seven days.

Day 80
All the world nations perception of conflicts on earth is released to the public.

Day 91
Heads of state or other representatives meet to declare commitment to the peace project.
The parties to the conflict have a final chance to change or add data offered to the world community. After day 91, an international court order is required to make any changes to the data already provided.
The parties to the conflict provide a final draft of their position in the conflict. They must clearly inform the world community of their absolute minimum acceptable solutions to the conflict.
All people on earth are asked to stop all war efforts at all levels to give peace a chance, and not to jeopardize the peace project. They are reminded that any military gains achieved during the projects' period may have to be considered, and that they may have negative influence on the peace researchers.

Day 92- day 105
During these forty-five days, every country in the world provides the results of their research for principles from which peace can be achieved, for every conflict under consideration.
All results are forwarded to the conflicting parties.

Day 106- day 120
These fifteen days are spent mostly in behind the scene negotiations.
The countries in conflict seek clarifications regarding other nations' proposals.
The parties to a conflict are asked to review the world community's perceptions of the conflict.
They are asked to reformulate an acceptable solution to the conflict, taking in consideration all available data.

Day 121-124
Heads of state or other representatives meet, and the parties to conflicts are asked to present their case verbally as well as in writing. All necessary documentation relevant to the case must be provided.
The world community, represented by their leaders, declares its commitment to the peace project.

Day 124- day 135
Leaders of each country meet with its peace research groups.
The research groups present their findings, and may make suggestions and requests from the political leadership, to assist in their effort.

Day 150
All foreign ministers of the world meet and declare commitment to the peace project
All countries submit proposals for solving the conflicts present
The proposals are the result of their best effort at finding just and fair solutions to the conflicts.
Authorities in each country sign the proposals, to indicate that they are official views.


Day 150- day 171
In meetings of all research groups on each conflict, they attempt to reach consensus on a solution.
Countries can, if they wish, accept another country's research, but they must officially declare this fact.
Incentives are offered to conflicting countries to encourage agreement on a solution. (3)

Day 177
Proposals from research groups for solutions to conflict are forwarded to conflicting parties, without public disclosure

Day 181
Foreign ministers meet, and listen to presentations from the parties to the conflict.
The parties to the conflict must provide reasons why the solution offered by the world community are not acceptable. They also must reiterate their minimum requirement for conflict resolution, explaining any changes in their position.
If a solution is acceptable to the parties to the conflict, a committee is created from the research groups, chosen equally by conflicting parties.
The committees begin immediately to set the documentation and schedule for the conflict solution.
The meeting ends with a declaration of commitment to the peace project. Incentives and rewards can be offered by peace loving nations.

Day 182- day 210
The remaining conflicts are analyzed in light of responses of the conflicting parties at the day 181 meeting.
The conflicts can be broken down, to find ways of lessening their scope.
The conflicts are analyzed in creative ways, and technology can be used in the search for answers.
The relations between the human factors and the economic, environmental and other factors are analyzed further in search of alternative perceptions.
Individual nations and whole regions may choose to offer incentives for solving the conflict.
The incentives can be in many forms such as

Ø Economic incentives like grants and loans.
Ø Guarantying security.
Ø Opening up markets
Ø Offering technical assistance
Ø Easing present economic, travel, immigration, communications or other restrictions
Ø Becoming cosigners to the conflict resolution document, indicating willingness to assure its implementation.
Ø Providing human and other resources to assure accurate implementation of any peace agreement
Ø Signing economic treaties
Ø Providing transportation and communication resources
Ø Opening their lands to welcome back refugees or other people in need of a home.


Day 211
Proposals and alternatives are offered to conflicting parties from every nation.
A summary of what each country views as the general perception of all world nations regarding the conflict. And how their proposal is different, if it is? (4)

Days 214-215
State representatives meet and declare commitment to the peace project.
They break down into smaller groups, and discuss the conflicts in person-to-person meetings.
The parties to the conflict are asked also to meet in person, to discuss their conflict.

Day 228
The negotiating parties to the conflict make presentations to heads of state, either accepting a solution agreed on with their adversaries, or stating that a solution has not been found yet. Social awareness of the negotiations is important. Public forums and general participation can provide valuable information for all.
If a solution has been found, a committee to document and oversee implementation of the peace solution is created.
If the parties to the conflict did not arrive at a solution, they must provide the reasons for not agreeing on any of the solutions proposed.
They also must provide their view of what is an acceptable solution, and what they perceive as the major obstacles in their way.


Day 240 "unified world proposal"
Heads of research groups meet, exchange ideas, and agree on a common proposal acceptable to most of the members
There must be an agreement of at least 90% of all members on the final draft.
The final draft is forwarded to the conflicting parties.
The conflicting parties are asked to provide an answer within thirty days. (5)

Day 255
The parties to the conflict meet, with the presence of intermediaries, to discuss solution options.
The parties to the conflict meet individually and in small groups with the rest of the world leaders.
Nations offer incentives for peace.

Day 271
In a general meeting, such as the United Nations general assembly, each party to a conflict makes a presentation to the world representatives, either accepting a solution, or explaining why no solution has yet been found.
They reiterate their minimum acceptable requirement for resolving the conflict.


Day 285
The remaining conflicts are focused on.
Research groups that have already found a solution for other conflicts can be incorporated in the research project.
The parties to the conflict are encouraged to meet and discuss their differences
World economic and political powers make official visits if necessary on behalf the of the Peace Project, to push it along more hopeful paths..
Surveys and statistics can be used to obtain relevant data.
The search focuses on the differences left between the views of conflicting parties
The researchers meet and find common solutions accepted by most members "90%".
The solutions are forwarded to the conflicting parties.


Day 300
Same as day 240 "unified world proposal"

Day 315
Heads of states, as well as all active research groups meet.
A presentation of all resolved conflicts is made. Signing ceremonies take place as needed.
Any unresolved conflicts are addressed by the parties concerned, and by an elected representative of the conflict research group.
Meetings between the parties to the conflict and representative of the research group take place.
If no solution is produced, research groups and other interested parties make recommendations.
The world community attempts to encourage an agreement with diplomatic and political acts, agreed upon in advance by the representatives of the research groups
The conflicting parties are asked to meet to settle differences, regional and global powers are encouraged to participate actively in the search for a solution.

Day 331
"In a general meeting, such as the United Nations general assembly, each party to a conflict makes a presentation to the world representatives, either accepting a solution, or explaining why no solution has yet been found.
They reiterate their minimum acceptable requirement for resolving the conflict."


Day 365
The world celebrates peace on Earth.
The remaining unresolved issues are assigned resources for solution research.
The world outlaws war, and declares any first military attack as illegal, and will result in international repercussions.
The world stand united in commitment to the abolishing of war between human societies.
The world accepts human connectivity, and inter-dependability.
The world accepts the common human values as the base for continued effort at understanding.

In days of happiness and festivities, all humans celebrate their species, and the tremendous potential of humanity living in peace.
The world agrees to cooperate in space exploration for the benefit of all of humanity.
The world begins the process of voluntary disarmament as they also begin negotiations for mutual elimination of most military organizations.
The world works together in finding ways to transform military industry to civilian use. (9)
The building of Earth Capital begins. Earth Capital will be a space city that will be built by the whole world using the military missile technology for space use, thus creating a whole new industry for building projects in space.