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WORLD WITHOUT WARS, E Hunger, Borders, Poverty, Corruption, O Dr. Leo Rebello is a ‘Patriot of W Humanity.’ Being a Holistic Healer he O takes a total view of all that he surveys R WORLD and, as such, is able to give solutions to the problems that beset us today with his L universal outlook. ‘Sir Leo’, World Peace D WITHOUT WARS Envoy, has trained and treated thousands in last 30 years of his healing career. He W has written 40 books and delivered over 10,000 lectures in 63 I countries, including at IAEWP, UNAIDS, UNESCO, UNEP, T UNDP, UN-Habitat, Medicina Alernativa, WHO and WONM H conferences. His ambition is to become the President of India. O U T W A R S World March for Peace and Non-Violence. 2nd October 2009 to 2nd January 2010 - D r . L WORLD WITHOUT WARS, e Hunger, Borders, Poverty, Corruption, o Racism, Religions, Criminals, Terrorists, R Torture, Drugs, Vaccinations and, World e without Doctors, is the goal of this b monumental book. Through 66 Articles, 40 e l Poems, 111 NGOs, the learned writers, l activists are aiming for ‘World Parliament’ o of ‘We, the People’. Dr. Leo Rebello ART HEALS THE WORLD www.jacquelineripstein.com Prof. Leo Rebello, Ms Jacqueline Ripstein, and Prof. Charles Mercieca This book is published to promote peace. Distributed gratis. in Huntsville, USA, on 30 July, 2009 during the Peace Conference. Donations are welcome for future editions. Dr. Leo Rebello’s comment: Jacqueline Ripstein’s paintings are three dimensional with spiritual tinge of Leonardo da Vinci’s epic art. They remind the viewers of his/her own shining divinity within. When art transcends beauty and merges in meditative poetry, it transforms memes, which are instructions for mind design. When conditioned mind sublimes itself into creative mind, the metamorphosis occurs, the healing takes place, the Lotus blooms. I met Jacqueline in USA, at the Peace conference, where she spoke and exhibited her luminiferous paintings healing the soul of the world. One such artwork is reproduced below. To buy her paintings write to her at [email protected] WORLD WITHOUT WARS TABLE OF CONTENTS © Dr. Leo Rebello, 2009 Acknowledgement 5 Foreword 6 All rights are reserved. Introduction 9 Reproduction strictly with the prior consent of the compiler and publisher. 1.. How to Create a World Without Wars -- Charles Mercieca 12 Cover Designed by Actor Robin Leo Rebello 2.. To Save Planet, End Capitalism -- Bolivian President Evo Morales 22 [email protected] 3.. Why is Peace Elusive? -- Arun Gandhi 26 4.. The Earth is but One Country -- Brad Pokorny 33 Inside pages designed by Mr. Vishal Gundaye 5.. Delete the Elite -- Joost van Steenis 40 [email protected] 6.. Economic Antidote to War -- Tom Mysiewicz 50 7.. Come September -- Arundhati Roy 59 8.. Globalization and Poverty -- Leo Rebello 70 9.. Rise Up Against the Empire – Hugo Chavez 75 10.. War against Women and Children – Maggie Tuttle 80 11.. Reinventing What is Possible -- Clinton Callahan 83 12. As The Arabs See The Jews -- King Abdullah 95 13. Manifesto for Democratic Revolt Sigfried Tischler 103 14. Steps to Creating a World without War -- T. Martina Coombs 117 15. War is not 'change we can believe in' -- John Dear 121 16. World Nuclear Disarmament - Rafael de la Rubia 124 17. World Peace or Mass Destruction -- Horace Edward Henderson 131 18. The Constitution of United Diversity - Triaka Smith 135 19. Spirit and Stardust -- Dennis Kucinich 137 20. Finding Inner Peace for Making Peace with the World - Tatjana Volkova 141 21. Emergence of a Peaceful Humanity and Splendid Being - Wolfgang Fischer 145 22. Achieving World Peace - Peter Bentley 157 23. Global Vision of the Holy Land -- Sami Awad 162 24. Arms Race in Space – Bruce Gagnon 171 25. The Great Dictator -- Charlie Chaplin 175 26. The World We Live In -- Leo Rebello 177 27. Common Values in Different Religions -- Leo Rebello 179 28. Human Rights: The Foundations of World Law – Rene Wadlow 182 29. Report on the Intl. Conf. on Global Conflicts and Terrorism – Fayyaz Pathan 186 30. An Open Letter to President Obama -- Mahatir Mohammed 189 31. An Agenda for Real Change -- Leo Rebello 191 Published by Dr. Leo Rebello, World Peace Envoy, 32. Seeing Obama as Norwegians See Him – George Lakey 192 For the International Association of Educators for World Peace. 33. The Right to Laugh Party Humanifesto – Steve Bhaerman 193 28 Samata Nagar, Kandivali East, Bombay 400101. India. Email: [email protected] Website: www.healthwisdom.org Printed at Rachna Images, A-1, 218, Shah & Nahar Indl. Estate, Mumbai - 13. 2 3 PEACE POEMS 194 - 219 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Write Poetry to Cope with Turmoil Leo Rebello Poems by: Sahir Ludhiyanvi, Leo Rebello, Kashmira Rebello, Gabrielle Simond, Bina Joshi, In these pages you will come across Presidents, Professors, Pacifists, Poets, Priests, Teresinka Pereira, H. Tulsi, Viktor Busa, June Boyce-Tillman, Taki Yuriko, Maria Cristina Azcona, Pundits, Professionals, Planners and Politicians. They all have one thing in common: Kazuyosi Ikeda, Dattatreya Saitawdekar, Pierre Fosseprez, Mohammed Bugi, Mustafa Sherwani, All of them have written from the heart and with hope. Elchin Isgenderzade, Sonnet Mondal, Palestine Poem, African Brothers, Emmanuel Ortiz. We have deliberately deleted references and bibliographies, which some authors 1.. Is the Individual a Subject of International Law? – Garry Davis 220 provided, because that is not necessarily the sign of scholarship but mediocrity. 2.. Put an End to Apartheid, Racism, Xenophobia -- Fidel Castro 230 Another important reason why we kept these copious details out was it would have 3.. We will Rise, We will Act -- Al Gore 234 added atleast 100 more pages and we did not have enough funds. This book is a 4.. Voice of Reason – R.K.Pachauri 238 labour of love for us and we have put money from our pockets in bringing it out, since 5.. Global Warming is a Hoax? -- Albert-John Willms 243 the promised funds never materialized. 6.. Pollution : the root cause of wars -- Uday Bhawalkar 248 7.. War on Your Health -- Special Report -- Leo Rebello 253 In selecting articles, poems, reports, anecdotes, critical analysis, cartoons we have 8.. Pharmageddon – Pompeyo Andrade 263 kept four things in mind: objectivity, wide perspective, common sense approach and 9.. Healthcare in Venezuela and USA -- Caitlin McNulty 268 service to humanity. As Leo Tolstoy aptly said: “The sole meaning of life is to serve 10. Agenda for World Health Reforms – Leo Rebello 271 humanity”. Also as 'Holistic Healer' by training and profession, we know that unless 11. Preservation of our Planet – Barack Obama 276 we diagnose the malady and speak the truth, the right treatment cannot be found, 12. Changing Obama's Military Mindset -- Howard Zinn 282 truth shall not prevail and healing will not take place. 13. Global Peace Movement -- Sohail Mahomood 287 In this important document, 'We, the Peaceloving People of the World', want to harp 14. Global Public Television: A Grassroots Path to Peace -- Martha Foster 290 on 'Holistic Development' and balance the CNN or BBC-type history written by 15. Prison Country America -- Leo Rebello 296 embedded journalists and give to the future, what we consider, an ideal People's 16. History Never Ends - I Hate to Bother You -- Eduardo Galeano 299 Peace Manifesto to follow. So, if we are critical of USA and USrael, it is because, 17. Understanding and Tackling Terrorism -- S.G.Vombatkere 302 judged by their belligerent policies, we feel that these are essentially the only two real 18. Modus Operandi of Peace Organizations -- Alexander Mercieca 308 terrorists in the world and proven enemies of peace and prosperity. The crimes and 19. The Wall -- Israel Shamir 312 murders committed by them far outweigh the holocaust which they have turned into a 20. The World and Germany -- George Reiff 317 high decibel business leading to mutated memory of gore and sickness hindering our 21. The Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam Initiative -- Vijay Pratap 322 progress on the path of peace. 22. Non Killing Society – Leo Rebello 324 23. Towards a World Parliament – Rasmus Tenbergen 328 If you do not agree with what is contained in these pages, you are welcome to explore 24. Ending Militarism – Terrence Paupp 332 as to whether this is due to indoctrination you might have had, because you subscribe 25. Sword of Peace – Dan Meyer 338 to some decadent dogma, ism or another erroneous belief (like the Church insisted 26. Human Rights: An Incisive Analysis -- Leo Rebello 341 that the Earth was flat when it is round, as Galileo proved) that would be your 27. Vedic Vision for Modern Times – Laj Uthreja 345 problem. We do not regret what we have compiled here and you need not be hesitant 28. Science and Spiritualism – Leo Rebello 350 in reading this book, if you are the seeker of the truth. “Seek the truth and truth shall 29. The Federal Reserve Bank is a Private Company -- a dossier. 352 liberate you”. 30. Usury The Root of All Evil – Leo Rebello 371 Everyone in this book unequivocally believes that a World without Wars is 31. Indian Culture Does Not Subscribe to War -- Radhakrishnan Pillai 376 desirable, possible and NOW is the time, for tomorrow may be too late. 32. HIV-AIDS Racket -- Leo Rebello 379 33. Beware the Psychopath – Clinton Callahan 384 My grateful thanks to all those who have contributed their precious thoughts in this monumental cornucopia of abundance for future. 111 NGOs working for World without Wars, etc. 391 Towards an awake world THE LAST WORD 42 suggestions for a Humane World. 414 Dr. Leo Rebello 4 5 FOREWORD More people are assaulted, maimed, scarred, weakened or killed in normal times by Dr. Leo Rebello through vaccines, carcinogens, narcotic and psychotropic substances, abortions, malnutrition, poverty, etc.
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