The World Peace Organization for the One World Government

Organization Project Map (August 2009)

These project ideas were offered to a small group of people who have the capacity to carry the idea to fruition. The information is only sufficient to introduce the idea to debate, and is the overview principle of the idea, but not enough to carry the concept through to fruition. These projects must stand on the principles.

The World Peace Organization for the One World Government holds the intellectual property rights to all of these plans. Their creation contributes to the World Peace Plan. They will not be officially turned over to anyone until the entire 200 independent members that are required to bring the plans to fruition are willing to work together under the organization's principles. The person who assumes responsibility for a project must present a plan that stands on the principles of the projects, addresses the root cause of the problem, and addresses the 22 steps of the Planning process to the organization Planning Board and Financial Board.

Karen Holmes
Principal