The International Simultaneous Policy Organisation Charles Mollison, Chairman and founder of The Foundation for National Renewal, and author of the Draft Constitution The International Simultaneous Policy Organisation (ISPO) is a voluntary organisation that promotes the Simultaneous Policy (Simpol) campaign. It was founded by British businessman, John Bunzl, towards the end of 1998. The ISPO describes itself as "a growing association of citizens world-wide who aim to use their votes in a new, co-ordinated and effective way to drive all nations to co-operate in solving our planetary crisis". It believes that transnational citizen action is vital because "global markets and multinational corporations so comprehensively overpower individual nations that no politician dares make the first move to solve global problems for fear of competitive disadvantage". ISPO aims to overcomes this paralysis by bringing all nations to adopt in principle -- and then to simultaneously implement -- the Simultaneous Policy (Simpol), a range of democratically formulated regulations to bring about economic justice, environmental security and peace around the world. By adopting Simpol, ISPO's members pledge to vote in future elections for ANY political party or candidate -- within reason -- that also adopts Simpol. The ISPO argues that, as more and more citizens act in this way, politicians will adopt it too if they wish to remain in office, or else they risk losing their seats to other politicians who have adopted it. Its slogan is "Use Your Vote to Take Back the World! Adopt the Simultaneous Policy." There is no doubt in