Re: [WDDM] Re :[WDDM] What is the AIM of WDDM?

[Doug Everingham <dnevrghm(at)powerup.com.au>]

Friends,

I agree that political change is needed at 'grass roots' (voter and local community) as well as national (and internatonal) levels.

This cannot progress far a national (and internatonal) levels without  non-violent challenge to prevailing party, faction and bloc movements.

For me,  after over 60 years campaigning in and out of government and NGOs,  the most promising tool for voters to confront  national and international social structures is to supplement relevant NGOs, local and regional campaigns with the International Simultaneous Policy Organization

 www.impol.org  which is collecting voters, parties, NGOs and eventually governments working on multilateral regulation of global issues.

 Simultaneity can assure early movers that they will not be disadvantaged by competing non-compliers.

–Doug

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 Dear Mr. Jiri Polak,

The proposed platform would indeed be another discussion channel but the discussion would be centered around developing an alternative to the concept of political parties.

It would be tailored to putting up candidates in elections independent of political parties and hence would have a focussed target group.

It can form a nidus for action on the ground.

The potential of the internet can be harnessed to the utmost advantage.

Sincerely,

Vijayaraghavan P

On Tue, 28 Apr 2009 19:01:48 +0200 wddm@world-wide-democracy.net wrote

Dear Mr.Padmanabhan,

to set up the platform you propose is surely

useful, but it can only become yet another discussion channel without any real

impact on concrete political systems. A transformation into true democracy must

be enforced in communes, villages, towns, regions and states by local

people.  There is no other way.

Sincerely,            

Jiri Polak

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Vijayaraghavan Padmanabhan

To: wddm@world-wide-democracy.net

Sent: Tuesday, April 28, 2009 6:53 PM

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