Tottenville High School - Purple Parrot Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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imfosperf The world government through enforceable law will have the power to prevent both war and preparation for war. The moral effect of world opinion is very powerful, but unless it is backed by an organization sufficiently strong enough to compel a peaceful settlement of differences, it is unlikely that world opinion alone can prevent the armament race from exploding into a red hot war. The United World Federalists, which is the group backing the world government program, advocates the transformation of the United Nations from a league of fully sovereign states into a world federalist government with powers, limited, but adequate, to insure peace. This would be done hy an amendment to the United Nations Charter. They feel that this organization is necessary because as long as we have armed sovereign nations they can only be made to obey treaties by war itself. Wa1's can only be prevented by world government with power to use its army and to maintain a system of courts governing all the people on earth. This federation would require a Wo1'ld Congress, perhaps derived from the General Assembly as an executive body, perhaps derived from the Security Council, responsible to the congress without a veto. The court system could come from the expansion of the present day Wo1'ld Court. As a minimum, the world federation should have the power to prohibit possession by any nation of arms beyond that level set by the world congress. This is to assure that no nation will get too strong and therefore become a menace to the world. It should control atomic energy and other weapons of mass destruction. This is to prevent the mass annihilation that would occur if a war was started. Direct taxation to raise revenue and maintaining of police and armed forces necessary to endorse world security would be necessary. The Constitution would have a Bill of Rights which would apply to every man on earth. The United States would have to start forming this federation by an immediate call for a change in the constitution of the LIN. This would only be the first step, more would have to follow. But once the nations learned to trust each other, full progress could be made towards a real and effective world government. As yet, world government has not gotten too far towards being adopted but the idea is gaining ground slowly. It may take a while before the people decide that this change is necessary. lt is certainly somethinff that can be C' hoped for. It could be considered a new chance for everlasting peace. DONALD V. CACACE 26