By making himself vulnerable to the forces guarding the wall and provoking arrest by walking it, he helped bring international media attention to this militarily imposed line dividing a population. His ongoing efforts to promote his political views resulted in a sustained effort to cross international lines and travel around the world without a passport during the years 1990 and 1991. It is John's hope to begin a respectful critique of anti-war efforts of the 20th century and to propose an alternative perspective for the 21st century. If you are interested in being a part of this peaceful action, please contact John by phone or email address provided at the bottom of this web page. The subject matter is a reappraisal of Ghandian politics for the 21st century.
War is abolished by legislation.
Ask not for world peace, ask for world legislature. Ask not how to disarm, but how to legislate international relationships. This book defines war as militaries in contest with militaries. Peace is defined as politicians in contest with politicians. When universal civil law exists between nation states, militaries and weaponry become superfluous.