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'Sted Vole Montauk's Trustee Corporation Township of Montauk July 20th 2011 Est. 1686/1852/2000 H.E. Dr. Jean Ping Chairperson of the African Union Commission African Union Headquarters P.O. Box 3243 Roosvelt Street (Old Airport Area) W2 1K 19 Addis Ababa Ethiopia Tel: (251) 115514554/(251)115517700 ext 120 Fax:(251) 115513036 BY EMAIL: [email protected] Re: Attention! Low risk Peace and Security for Africa... Dear Dr. Ping,
Attached please find the referenced short document addressed to all members of the Afrian Union for distribution to them. I strongly believe that it is within the sovereign powers of the united African states to stop the aggression against Libya and bring peace and security to Africa and, amazingly, the world. I am delivering this plea to you by email with copies to your Deputy chairperson H.E. Mr. Erastus Mwencha at [email protected] and Spokesperson Mr. El Ghassim Wane at [email protected] . I pray for your immediate attention to this request.
&.Fica Town of Montauk P.O. Box 2612 Montauk, NY 11954 wwmontauk.com [email protected] (631) 238-5445 Attention! Low risk Peace and Security for Afr ica...
People`s Democratic President Abdelaziz Republic of Angola President José Eduardo Republic of Benin President Yayi Boni Republic of Algeria Boutefl ika dos Santos Republic of Botswana President Ian Khama Burkina Faso President Blaise Republic of Burundi President Pierre Compaoré Nkurunziza Republic of Cameroon President Paul Biya Republic of Cape Verde President Pedro Pires Central African President François Republic Bozizé Th e Republic of Chad, President Idriss Déby Union of the Comoros President Ahmed Republic of the Congo President Denis Sassou- Abdallah Sambi Nguesso Republic of Cote President Laurent Democratic Republic of President Joseph Kabila Republic of Djibouti President Ismail Omar d’Ivoire Gbagbo the Congo Guelleh
Arab Republic of Egypt President a.i.Mohamed Republic of Equatorial President Obiang State of Eritrea President Isaias Hussein Tantawi Guinea Nguema Mbasogo Afewerki Federal Democratic President Girma Gabonese Republic President Ali Ben Republic of the Gambia President Yahya Republic of Ethiopia Woldegiorgis Bongo Jammeh Republic of Ghana President John Atta Republic of Guinea President Alpha Condé Republic of Kenya President Mwai Kibaki Mills Kingdom of Lesotho King Letsie III Republic of Liberia President Ellen Great Socialist People`s Secretary General of Johnson-Sirleaf Libyan Arab Jamahiriya the General People’s Congress Mohamed Abu Al-Quasim al-Zwai Republic of Madagascar President of the High Republic of Malawi President Bingu wa Republic of Mauritania President Mohamed Authority of Transition Mutharika Ould Abdel Aziz Andry Rajoelina Republic of Mauritius President Anerood Republic of President Armando Republic of Namibia President Hifi kepunye Jugnauth Mozambique Guebuza Pohamba Republic of Niger President Mohamadou Federal Republic of President Goodluck Republic of Rwanda President Paul Kagame Issoufou Nigeria Jonathan
Republic Arab Saharawi President Mohamed Democratic Republic of President Fradique de Republic of Senegal President Abdoulaye Democratic Abdelaziz sao Tome and Principe Menezes Wade Republic of Seychelles President James Michel Republic of Sierra President Ernest Bai Somali Republic President Sharif Ahmed Leone Koroma Republic of South President Jacob Zuma Republic of Th e Sudan President Omar al- Kingdom of Swaziland King Mswati III Africa Bashir United Republic of President Jakaya Togolese Republic President Faure Tunisian Republic President a.i Foued Tanzania Kikwete Gnassingbé Mebazaa Republic of Uganda President Yoweri Republic of Zambia President Rupiah Banda Republic of Zimbabwe President Robert Museveni Mugabe Attacks against the sovereign Libyan state by U.S. and NATO forces are progressing toward invasion and occupation in October, 2011. On July 1st, 2011 the members of the African Union asserted their sov- ereignty by declaring that they will not cooperate with the execution of an International Criminal Court arrest warrant upon Colonel Gaddafi . It is now important that African states further resolve to establish the United States of Africa using a draft Articles of Confederation that, among other things, recognizes the sovereignty of each state and creates a system of sound money redeemable in gold for use in the settlement of trade. The Articles of Confederation of the United States of Africa can be ad- opted in draft form with the establishing of a Gold Dinar effective immedi- ately. If the African states reject fiat currencies other states will soon follow. Without being able to print money that is accepted internationally, funding for the U.S./NATO wars worldwide will end and their surrogate forces in Libya will be left unprotected and defeated by the Libyan government.
I have been active against every U.S. war since 1973 following the Christ- mas bombing of Hanoi and had bills in the House and Senate of the State of Washington in March of 2003 that may have stopped the attack on Iraq. I firmly believe that African Union can stop the aggression in Libya and bring about world peace and a profound international reorganization. This is a low risk proposition for the members of the African Union. By stopping the acceptance of the fiat dollar the United States will not be able to simply print money and continue to attack and destabilize Africa. Dr. Ron Paul, a firm advocate of sound money, has announced that he is focus- ing all of his effort on becoming the next President of the United States. If the AU takes the lead, President Paul will be there to pick up the pieces. Sound Money will shift the wealth of nations dramatically in Africa's favor. Chairperson Dr. Jean Ping and members of the AU are urgently requested to convene and hear Libyan Secretary General of the General People's Con- gress Mohamed Abu Al-Quasim al-Zwai. It is in the interest of a united and strong Africa that Mr. al-Zwai be recognized as the only politically legitimate head of the sovereign Libyan State and its masses and be allowed to present this plea for a sound money solution to the African Union at the earliest possible opportunity.
Robert A. Ficalora, 7/20/2011