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Economic peace treaty proposal sent to the Norwegian government

To the Norwegian Government 

Economic Peace Treaty

A great number of conditions in Norway and the rest of the world demand immediate remedy to insure the necessary prerequisites for sustainable life and happiness. The Norwegian government also needs to understand these perspectives.

We have duly noted statements to Norwegian media that the government is aware of the need for global peace. We have also noted statements from the EU-ministers after the Nobel Peace Prize awards about the, “struggle for peace”. While political leaders talk about the necessity for immediate peace, it does not appear that there is adequate understanding about the necessary conditions for peace.

As peace workers in spirit, we come to you to make it known, with or without your “permission”, the parameters that are necessary and the method that has to be used to achieve global peace. In this respect we represent not only the people of Norway but also all nations. Messages of this nature are or will be sent to all governments of the word at this time from citizens of the world prepared for this task.

Global peace is a complicated process that has many levels of involvement and understanding. The political part of peace work has taken place in the pubic arena. In order to come to the essence of this process, the economic and human part of peace work must continue. The economic war must end at once.  

The economic peace agreement 

The economic war is seldom discussed in perspective of peace and human rights even though it is the most prevalent reason for war and conflict between people on Earth. The economic war has been imprinted into all people as “normal”. As such, most people are naive and unaware participants in a system that is not good for anybody in a long-term perspective. There are very few people who really know how the system really works at all levels and why it works this way. We are therefore prepared for a wide variety of reactions to this information, according to how well  informed one might be in these matters.

Economic negotiations with IMF, will not lead to success as long as they are built on the assumption of money as a debit instrument from the central bank. The system represents a paradigm in that is crumbling. The economic war has been propagated through corporate, religious and “royal” interests that have never had the people’s best long-term interest in mind. The structure of the system is built on the idea of money as debit and the need for authoritarian leadership. The idea of money as debit is the method that has forced humanity to perceive the need to compete as a “good” and natural attitude towards life. This social, hypnotic paradigm has led to fragmentation of humanity and driven the institution of science forward without wisdom.

The academic system in Norway, large parts of Europe, USA and other parts of the world are equally involved. Extraordinary understandings as well as human performance in all walks of life are repressed in order to promote mediocrity in the name of “normality”. In Norway, this means that all public systems at all levels repress the individual citizens ability to reach their true potential. The methodology applied promotes helplessness and dependency instead of sovereign independence and autonomy. 

This is a “system” we are all born into and accept as given by some higher authority. The truth is that competition is the source of all pain, resistance, friction and conflict. As such the “authority” involved has been nothing other than a lie. Money as debit and the attitude of competition that is created by this idea is the fundamental basis for all antisocial behavior or criminality under civil law.

Governmental efforts against criminality must therefor have a high priority toward the “fight” against debit economic policies. People mean more than money, and people that believe the opposite are engaging in civil criminal behavior by this definition. This is what happens when we compete against each other for money and resources. Life is ultimately not a “game” of forced competition. The reasons for the suffering of humanity are understood by a great number of individuals that have woken up to the reality of self-destructive tendencies promoted by the economic system. Humanity is noble in essence and our planet is rich.

Formalities

As a step in the right direction to resolve the problems that occupy us, it is necessary that a nation as Norway initiate the first step in this transition with the transference of power within the governmental structures from De Facto to De Jure principles. We are aware of the contrasts between the systems involved and are interested in helping to make that transference as free from friction as possible.  

Modern political theory is built on a fundamental illusion. Because the truth is radically different from the illusions, we find it necessary for future leaders to know and understand universal truth at the highest levels and perspectives. From those principles, we invite all that wish to participate in this epic event welcome to a competition free, collective, cooperative effort.

When the population of the nation is adequately informed of past and future perspectives in reality, new social organizing principles will be designed in a collective, democratic manner – under informed free will. Global formats for social reorganization under the principles of informed free will have been constructed. Changes of this social magnitude must take into consideration a certain resistance to change from those individuals not yet adequately prepared for this event. We wish to participate actively to inform governments and the public of the possibilities that this paradigm shift represents in order to gain general acceptance and insure mutual cooperation now and in the future.

We come to you as cooperative advisers for solutions that we know exist. Universal principles of forgiveness for past mistakes are provided for those that have achieved emotional understanding and learned from those mistakes. Proof of that understanding is the active participation in cleaning up the mess from past transgressions. Our only enemy is the idea that competition is a functional method for social and personal development. The enemy is a fallacy.  

Peace is a natural consequence of not participating in the game of economic war. Peace is maintained by demonstrating the will to clean up after the chaos that has been created from past. All are given these possibilities and we welcome the participation of those that will. In that respect, each and every citizen is a resource for the good of all.  

We wish to speak personally with the Minister of State and other Ministers in different departments. In the future, it will be natural that the Minister of State coordinates and leads the work in such a way that facilitates a harmonious transition.  

This letter is also published in social media and we expect a response from the Norwegian Government within the first of February this year.  

Signed 

Mike