Imagine the impact the international government will have on individual nations. Cyprus has been divided, in a dilemma for a long time, with two possible choices, and neither is tenable. Joining the E.U. didn't solve the crisis. The solution is the unseen third choice, which is the middle ground, and that is to do what is in everyone's best interest.

The solution in the case of Cyprus is to walk away from the crisis and to allow the international government to solve the issue of helping Cyprus to find their national identity and lifepartner, who can draw in the people and enable everyone to function on a higher level. They can advocate the Department of Transportation at the World Conference.

Stage 1:

Our plan is to enable the governments of the world to turn responsibility to solve the crises over to the international government and then to turn around and address the issues from the wider perspective.

Stage 2:

Our independent members are facing the same crises on the individual level, many of us overcoming poverty and conflict in the family. We can speak from our own experience. Our projects are designed to help end the crises. We don't tell anyone what to do, but how to do it, and demonstrate the process. The same principles apply on every level.

Stage 3:

The Department of Transportation will be made up of experts in transportation from every nation.

Stage 4:

At the World Conference, the organization advisors will draw together the experts on transportation to form the Department of Transportation, help them to set up their internal structure and turn responsibility over to them.

Stage 5:

The United States has become a powerful nation by working to influence affairs around the world, within nations and systems. This oversteps the inalienable rights we have to be able to live our lives without interference, and always creates a backlash.

Stage 6:

We recommend that the governments assume responsibility for issues related to transportation by working together to create the international government, and the Department of Transporation. It solves the problems by turning responsibility over to those who have the solutions, and who function for the highest good for all people.