We respect all countries, all human beings and Nature as partners in a global peace project that aims at:

• peace for Humanity
• peace for Nature
• peace among religions.

We recognize this world is still plagued by many problems that need to be tackled on a global scale so as to build a better and more just world:

• Nature degradation
• burning of fossil fuels
• poverty
• social injustice and exclusion
• distribution of raw materials
• war and terrorism
• criminality (related to drugs and financial greed)
• low social appreciation of human values
• commercial exploitation
• conflicts related to religious differences.

We are aware that the present economic and political systems cannot be upheld without seriously and irreparably damaging Nature and Humanity and, as a consequence, without threatening the survival of Earth itself:

• many production processes are damaging to Nature and to people
• many economic and political systems show a lack of sufficient solidarity, not only between people within a country but also between countries and groups of countries themselves
• present economic and political power has partly been based upon an unfair distribution of means in the past and at present (finances and raw materials)
• present economic and political power has partly been based on the promotion and implementation of the wrong values, largely giving priority to financial considerations
• many products that are damaging to Nature and people are still used because they provide (high) income and because short-term gains seem more important than long-term damage
• money and the lack of it largely dominate political and economic decision-making and the resolution of problems
• different tax systems and tax havens are an incentive to those owning unfairly obtained money.