Global Peace and Humanity

Global institutions target humanity

Mahboob A. Khawaja, PhD 

Are the 21st century, are knowledge-based philosophers and practitioners incapable to rationalize human priorities for peace and harmony to safeguard the besieged mankind from the scourge of WW3? Was Immanuel Kant more proactive and intelligent more than 200 years earlier to think of the best of the mankind in “Perpetual Peace” plan?

The prevalent global realities speak of a contemporary world devoid of rational thinking and priorities for peacemaking and peace-building.

With countless resources of knowledge and intellect, the world has become a dangerous place – a touch-button age capability to undo the entirety of mankind as if it was burden on the shoulders of the traditional warmongers affluent throughout the industrialized nations. Political and secretive war manufacturing industries are flourishing, but peace is not the priority of any assembly-line major establishments. It is not that the essential priorities are wrong in the mindsets and intellectual pursuits of the international warlords managing the global governance. They hold peace conferences but follow the war agenda.