Preservation Of Idealogical Integrity Of Nations Where U.n

By Author: Mark Gaffney
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The concept of high-level government commissions to preserve ideological structure in nations where the U.N. may need to intervene may be a concept that can ease fears of an ideological take over. Does a religious ultra conservative society have the right to remain ultra conservative? An act of ignoring ideological differences between American and Middle East culture is an obstacle to peace without bloodshed. An attempt to ignore ideological differences between American and Middle East culture is an effort to not light a fuse leading to emotional escalation of the crisis. Ultra conservative Muslim societies may fear an United Nations intervention in Iraq may open the door to ideological westernization of ultra conservative Muslim societies in the Middle East. Iraq's history of military conflict and defiance of its Arab neighbors may be a fearful response of an ultra conservative society to ideological westernization of ultra conservative Arab culture. In my feature article entitled, My Two Cents: A Peace Proposal No One on Earth May have Contemplated, I explore fears ultra conservative societies may have in relation ...
... to western culture. The following is a poignant observation I made within the content of my feature article: One of the major criticisms of free democratic societies is that freedom can become a license for immorality. The observation that freedom can become a license for immorality is a very valid criticism of free democratic societies. A clear statement of major goals and final outcomes of United Nations intervention can reduce the fear of ideological westernization of ultra conservative Muslim societies. The ultimate goal and final outcome of United Nations intervention should be increased stability in the Middle East achieved by complete total disarmament of Iraq. The ultimate reason to increase stability in the Middle East is for the safety and welfare of every Arab citizen. Iraq's pattern of military conflict with its Arab neighbors demonstrates Iraq is quick to resort to military conquest as a solution to perceived Middle East problems. In the future, scientific development of new emerging technology, such as nanotechnology and intelligent missile systems, may allow Iraq to gain access to powerful more deadly weapons that can be used to conquer neighboring Arab countries. The world is becoming more dangerous day by day. In order to demonstrate dedication to the right of ultra conservative societies to remain ultra conservative the United Nations should consider a motion to declare the right of ultra conservative societies of every religion to pass and uphold laws preventing organizing religious movements within a country where United Nations intervention becomes necessary. The sharing of faith may be less strict. Every spiritual person of every faith likes to share. The act of sharing from person to person allows every major religious movement to grow and prosper. The need of sharing and education is a mutual beneficial goal. However, an act of sharing and organizing are two different processes. An act of organizing can cross a line to challenge the belief system of ultra conservative societies. The love and caring individuals' show for one another is more important than a display of great knowledge each person may have. The love and caring each person shows for one another is more important than organizing a powerful bureaucratic institution. A powerful bureaucratic institution will fade away anyhow. As a world leader, Pope John Paul set an example of humility, by making apologies for wrongs the church may have committed during attempts to conquer many centuries ago. The world has changed. Sheer brute force may have been necessary to survive many centuries ago. Sheer brute force is not as critical to survival today because of greater resources made available by technological innovation. Of course, every human on earth should have the fundamental right to be free from torture, beatings, starvation, and false imprisonment based on the choice of an individual to embrace different believes. The United Nations should actively work to insure basic human rights of an individual. If an individual should decide to follow a more moderate path that individual should have the freedom to move to another country without having family members left behind victimized by torture. In the content of my feature article entitled, My Two Cents: A Peace Proposal No One on Earth May have Yet Contemplated, I propose the use of high-level government commissions as a tool to preserve ideological integrity of ultra conservative religious societies. Bookmark this page now, than click here to read my feature article entitled, My Two Cents: A Peace Proposal No One on Earth May have Yet Contemplated. The concept of high-level government commissions to preserve ideological structure in nations where the U.N. may need to intervene may be a concept that can ease fears of an ideological take over. Every society should have the freedom to maintain values they as a people hold dear. Preservation of the ideological integrity of ultra conservative societies may help prevent formation of a one world government. The formation of a one world government may dilute ultra conservative religious values. The dilution of ultra conservative religious values may allow world domination by a powerful dictator. The United Nations should declare major goals of (1)social stability and (2) dedication to basic fundamental human rights. The United Nations should make it extremely clear that it does not support or facilitate ideological take over. A pure simple dedication to social stability and basic fundamental human rights implies a huge United Nations financial investment in a country. A financial investment in a region where the United Nations intevenes to help provide more social stability and insure basic human rights should not require ideological change of any kind. The possibility of a huge United Nations financial investment should be an incentive to induce peaceful cooperation. About the Author Author byline and Bio: Mark Gaffney is a contributing freelance writer. Mark has earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology with a concentration of coursework in physiology, biology, and computer science. Mark is in the process of trying to start a new Not-for-Profit Foundation entitled, Wonderful Life Foundation. Mark plans to submit his online work as a thesis project to earn his Doctorate (PhD.) degree and officially become a Nanotechnology Sociologist. Bookmark this page now and click here to review preliminary plans for organizational development of Wonderful Life Foundation currently published on www.ServeNet.org. 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