A WWII Vet Pleading for Sanity

About the Book

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The main purpose of this book is to acquaint people with a form of cellular democracy which will regulate society from the grass roots as well as meet the needs of all its members. It is the final bit of a life long quest to fix the craziness infesting our world. It's based on the fundamental premise that Capitalism is not capable of dealing with our environment problem or producing the peaceful world needed for that project because it is based on property rights which must have a military to protect them; we simply can't solve environmental problems in an atmosphere of international conflict. It also contains a research paper which shows that reincarnation is totally consistent with science and personal observation; thus our belief in God results from our bringing it with us from all our incarnations where it has played a role in dealing with life's great mysteries. Since most of our wars have religion involved then this knowledge should help in creating the peaceful world required if we are to have any hope of curing our sick world.

About the Author

My course was partly set by my kindergarten teacher one day when she told me the lion in the jig saw puzzle was the King of Beasts. A few minutes later she told me the elephant in the next puzzle was the "biggest animal in the world". I thought the King was in control of things so I said, "But the lion can beat him up Eh?" Her reply was "No the elephant is much too big." My reaction to this was, people don't say what they mean or don't mean what they say. Every day since then I have been checking out "facts" by personal investigation or logical analysis and I have noted all sorts of contradictions between what I was told and what I found for myself; this led me to conclude, with increasing conviction, my fellow humans can't be trusted out of your sight. All the rest of my life has been guided by this discovery. This book is written as a result of my observations of, cogitations on and recommendations about their insane world; it has been made easy by my having been, for one reason or another, (mostly poverty and religion) forced to observe without participation in many human activities.