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A UN-blessed but democratic world constituent assembly?

How to initiate a World Constituent Assembly “within the UN”  but independent of UN Security Council veto holders’ undemocratic influence.


STEP 1. A Open Transnational Constituent Assembly Caucus is established at the UN General Assembly.

- It is open for all nations to join without restrictions or requirements.
- It may be started by as low as X (30?) of nations, representing at least Y(20?) percent of world population.
- Through the establishment of such Caucus, its members agree to substantially finance and initiate extensive and prolonged deliberative discussions, among national and transnational representative social, institutional, political and religious actors, aimed at the creation of a new Transnational Organization through the democratic drafting of “Rules for the Election of an Open Transnational Constituent Assembly“(or “the Rules”).
- Caucus Members will enforceably commit to a very high level of religious, economic and cultural diversity among future joining members, as well as to weighted voting to compensate for the eventual remaining diversity gap.
- Members of the Caucus actively promote and lobby the joining of more nations, individual citizens (!) and other representative national and global actors. All joining applications are automatically accepted on the basis of the basic requirements that national regime commits to protect - exclusively in regards to uniquely global political issues and in the context of its citizens participation in such transnational constituent processes - to international standards, the freedom of speech, privacy of communications, and right to secret vote of the overwhelming majority of its citizens.

STEP 2.

As membership in the Caucus reaches 30% of members of the UNGA, the Caucus starts lobbying other members of the UNGA to approve a resolution create an adjunct body to be called the Open Transnational Constituent Assembly, according to the UN Charter article 22 . Such lobbying will continue and intensify

STEP 3.
As the number of joining nations increases and, eventually, reaches 50% of UN member nations and 50% of world population, then:
Members of the Caucus will propose and approve the above mentioned UNGA resolution, if it has not been already approved.
– A final round of Z years of deliberative discussions and further expanded constituent processes, leads to the ratification of Final “Rules for the Election of an Open Transnational Constituent Assembly”

STEP 4.

All nations whose citizens approve the Final Rule, through Caucus-managed popular referendums, will become official Members of the Open Transnational Constituent Assembly, and will each be enforceably bound to its resulting Constitutional Treaty. In fact, the eventual choice by any nation to refuse to fully honor its commitment to the resulting Constitutional Treaty, or to abandon the treaty before 10 years from its approval have elapsed, will be strongly discouraged through severe economic penalties and other sanctions to be imposed on the violating nation by all other members.

STEP 5+.
Whatever will be democratically determined by the new organization.


For more info, feedback or to donate 50 or more million dollars to deploy this plan, please contact:

Rufo Guerreschi
rg@telematicsfreedom.org
Telematics Freedom Foundation
+39 335 7545620

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Welcome to the best blog in the all Universe!

Dear fellow world citizens,

most of you will read this post in a few years from today, when this blog will have matured, together with the ideas of the author, and through your support, suggestions and leads!

The goal of this blog:
To entertain a constructive exchange of ideas, with all interested, for whatever reason, in creating ways to substantially improve the life of humans and other sentient beings; through rational inquiry, research and experimentation.

My exploration is driven by curiosity and passion, as well as by a yet unproven intuition that “True love of self and love of others coincide”, as Alexander Pope said.

… and then I will write in some light and funny stuff, to keep you and me in the right balance between distraction, fun and ethical inquiry.

Have fun!!

Rufo

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Telematics, Global democracy and Media Democracy

Telematics, the integrated use of telecommunications and informatics, is the most crucial industry sector for the future of humanity. It is key to the indispensable updating and possible deepening of our democratic systems, through their adequate extension to the global level and to the main systems of public opinion formation. Only such extension, in fact, will avoid that citizens of the world will stand, both powerless and unaware, while largely unaccountable interests lead them to ultimate nuclear, environmental and biological catastrophe.
The patterns of control over network-enabled software that will become legal and predominant over the next few years, will weigh more than anything on a definite slide of humanity towards, either its extinction, or an unprecedented deepening of democracy and freedom.

Telematics can be defined as ways software programs are used to control hardware devices and data networks to provide a communication experience. Software is not only the key element of information networks like the Internet and the Web but, by now and increasingly, of practically all those media that originated as bare telecommunication channels, such as: radio, analog TV, satellite and digital TV, mobile phones.

Paradoxically, over the next few years, the practical nature of certain telematics innovations, especially those enabling remote democratic organizing and audience-controlled mass self communications, and the way our democratic societies will legislate and enforce their access and control, will be the main potential instrument for reviving democracy and therefore substantially reducing the abovementioned risks.

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