Reference Documents

Documents:

• Constitutional Amendments , Relevant
• Ellsworth Declaration
• Memorandum of World Government
• Nuremberg Principles
• Position paper 1978 - U.N. vs. World Government
• Universal Declaration of Human Rights
• U.N. Charter, Excerpts from the
• Petition: Gary Davis vs. District Director Immigration and Naturalizatoin Service

Communications:

1. Official Recognition
   • De Jure Recognition (Official Letters)
   • De Facto Recognition (Visas, and entry/exit stamps on the World Passport
2. Letters of Support
3. Letters to the World Service Authority
4. Radio for Peace International - Broadcast Schedule

Essays

• World Citizenship
• World Law?
• World Government of World Citizens
• World Service Authority?

Related Books:

Politics on the Net

Politics on the Net, by Bill Mann and Published by Que Books. The World Citizen Web is mentioned on page 210. The Introduction and Table of Contents is available on the web at: http://www.mcp.com/que/et/life.html.

An excerpt from the book:

"As you saw in the alt.politics.org.un newsgroup, some people feel that the UN is trying to impose a world government. Whether that is true or not, there's one organization on the Net that is in favor of a world government. In fact, you can send them money to become a World Citizen. The organization is the World Service Authority, and its home on the Net is the World Citizen Web.

I had never heard of it before stumbling across this site, and I don't follow all of its reasoning. Even so, it's an interesting site. Check it out for yourself..."

(Comment from the WCW producers: We appreciate the mention in this important book. Bill's "stumble," however, failed to note that the web site identifies the World Government of World Citizens as a political FACT. True, registering with the Government as a world citizen carries a $30 fee as surfers are already aware. But we maintain that being born in the 20th or 21st century makes us all actual world citizens. Finally, we would have preferred that Bill place the mention in Chapter IV, "The International Scene" rather than under the UN aegis. Our Government is the very antithesis of the so-called United Nations being based on people power. But anyway, thanks, Bill.
Garry Davis