International Peace Coalition, Week 172: On the Brink of an All-Out Regional War in Southwest Asia

September 19, 2026by tobi in General, International Peace Coalition

by EIR staff

Sept. 18—The 172nd consecutive weekly meeting of the International Peace Coalition (IPC) began with remarks by Dennis Small, IPC co-moderator and Ibero-American Editor for the Executive Intelligence Review. Small emphasized that U.S. President Donald Trump, despite his bluster, is not the “master of his fate.” At this point, with the closure of both the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, the world is headed for an enormous economic shock, which Trump is powerless to prevent. He has failed to thwart the BRICS and the shift toward a multipolar world, as the world could see at the recent BRICS conference in New Delhi, India. Trump has announced that the United States has stationed weapons in space, and that the U.S. is discussing the potential use of tactical nuclear weapons, because he still hopes to intimidate the rest of the world.

Omer Bartov, Professor of Holocaust and Genocide Studies at Brown University, reported that genocide, like war, has been used as “the continuation of politics by other means.” He cited historical examples where the perpetrators of genocides were able to achieve their policy goals. Since opposition to genocide was codified in 1948, there was a deterrent of sorts, but the impunity with which Israel is carrying out its genocide in Gaza threatens to take us back to the world as it was before the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide (CPPCG). In the case of the Palestinians, both Hamas and the Israeli regime-initiated violence in order to accomplish specific objectives, and both have been successful, but at a price. Hamas drew global attention to the plight of the Palestinians, at the cost of tens of thousands of lives. The Israeli regime hopes to provoke another Intifada in the West Bank, which would serve as a pretext for another genocide there, to hasten the ethnic cleansing and annexation.

Harley Schlanger, President of The LaRouche Organization, praised Bartov’s presentation and his recent book, Israel: What Went Wrong? Schlanger discussed the topic of Israel’s postponed constitution, which was superseded in 2018 by the “Basic Law: Israel as the Nation State of the Jewish People,” which effectively institutionalized apartheid, as is described in Bartov’s book. Schlanger proposed that rather than focusing on disincentives such as sanctions to change Israeli behavior, the world should promote positive incentives such as Lyndon LaRouche’s Oasis Plan, which would benefit both sides of the conflict.

Jonathan Kuttab is a Palestinian-American Christian who is Executive Director of the Friends of Sabeel North America, and also Co-Founder of Nonviolence International. He expressed his appreciation for the ongoing IPC meetings, and praised the diverse and global nature of their participants. He then moved on to the topic of genocide denial in the case of Gaza. He said that the most difficult thing to prove in legal proceedings of genocide was intent, but Israel has made its intent extremely easy to demonstrate and document. Westerners who deny the genocide are doing so to hide their own culpability. Israel’s impunity threatens to normalize genocide, a return, as Prof. Bartov warns, to the world as it was before the Genocide Convention. What is particularly shocking is the attacks on the international courts and on international law itself.

In response, Bartov debunked the “two-state solution,” charging that “the idea of two separate states with a wall between them is a fantasy.” He praised an organization called “A Land for All,” which promotes a plan which envisions two sovereign states—Israel and Palestine—within a single shared homeland, linked by open borders and shared institutions rather than strict separation. He said that it was difficult for many people to come to terms with the fact that Israel, which presented itself to the world as a refuge for victims of the Holocaust, could now be perpetrating a holocaust of its own, but because Israel “overplayed its hand” and pushed its impunity too far, the eyes of the world have been opened.

Dennis Small addressed the issue of denial, saying that people are unwilling to face the truth because they have no solution, and consequently reality is too painful. He said that the worst damage is to those who tolerate the genocide, more so than to the actual victims. He contrasted the benevolent image of man found in China’s Confucianism with the bestial image found in Thomas Hobbes and his “war of each against all.” He also reminded the participants that Zionism was in large part a project of the British Empire.

Beatriz Bissio is an Associate Professor at the Post-Graduate Program of Comparative History, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro. She described her previous career as a journalist with a publication called Third World Notebooks, during which she extensively covered Palestinian issues and interviewed the chairman of the Palestinian Liberation Organization Yasser Arafat. She then moved to the subject of the recent BRICS conference, which was by no means guaranteed to succeed, particularly because of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s friendly relations with Israel. Despite this, the meeting was a major success. The meeting between Modi and China’s President Xi Jinping was particularly important, producing the memorable comment, “We are partners, and not rivals.” The conference on the whole, while not unanimous on all controversial issues, was characterized by “diplomacy, dialogue and the patient construction of consensus.” She said that this conference allows her to be optimistic, despite the cruel realities which are addressed in the IPC’s series of meetings, and cited the 1955 Bandung Conference, a landmark meeting of 29 Asian and African nations which laid the foundation for the BRICS, who are the “inheritors of Bandung.”

Discussion

In response to a questioner who asked why the Arab states do not come to the aid of the Palestinians, Kuttab said that the Arab nations are not democracies and they are not responsive to the wishes of their populations, plus they are afraid of the Israelis. Schlanger came in to point out that Iran is an exception, which is the reason that a war was launched against it.

A German woman said that Germany had a special responsibility to oppose today’s genocide in Gaza, since it was guilty of genocide itself under the Nazis. She thanked Schlanger for bringing up the British role, and also called attention to the importance of the controversy surrounding the American rap star Macklemore, who came under attack for supporting Palestine on stage. She described his official statement as “beautiful.”

Ulf Sandmark, head of the Schiller Institute in Sweden, gave a report on the situation there, and the interventions being carried out by his organization, which are helping to build an anti-war coalition among the opposition parties.

Small returned to the topic of the Anglo-American desperation to preserve their “unipolar world,” including the intention to use nuclear weapons. He described Israel as a “stick of dynamite” that could be detonated and discarded, also in the pursuit of the unipolar dream.

A journalist asked Kuttab to explain the “slavish devotion” of American politicians to the Israeli regime. He described it as something intended to serve broader interests, and said that these politicians would happily “throw Israel under the bus” if it seemed advantageous. But, he said, there is a shift in the United States, especially among young people, and Jewish people who no longer feel comfortable with what Israel is doing. He predicted that the U.S. will eventually remove the “umbrella of impunity,” and Israel must come to terms with that.

Schlanger returned to the importance of the IPC process to help people get “outside the axiomatic structure of their thinking,” to overcome the brainwashing to which they are subjected in the legacy media. He described the day’s meeting as a thorough discussion which “takes up these questions at the root.”

Live Dialogue with Helga Zepp-LaRouche: UNGA Session Offers Opportunity to Consolidate a New Paradigm.

September 22, 2026by tobi in General, Helga Webcast

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Wednesday, Sept. 23rd, 2026, 11am ET/ 5pm CET

To the Heads of State and Delegations participating in the UN General Assembly in September 2026

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The following statement was released today by Helga Zepp-LaRouche, founder and leader of the Schiller Institute.

This institution, the United Nations General Assembly, may not be perfect and may need reform, but it does represent still, at this moment of extreme crisis, the most important institution where representatives of the entire human population come together to address existential problems.

This time, the UN General Assembly takes place at a moment of great danger to the very existence of the human species. Two regional wars, the Ukraine war and the war against Iran, are both threatening to escalate into wider regional conflicts, and even global nuclear war. Several senior military experts are warning that we are in a situation more dangerous than during the Cuban missile crisis.

Most recently in the United States and Great Britain, the discussion has broken out into the open about the potential use of tactical nuclear weapons, and even the idea that a “limited nuclear war” can be fought and won. Anybody who has studied the matter knows that there is no such thing as a tactical nuclear war, because even the use of a single so-called tactical nuclear weapon will escalate, within days, to a full global nuclear war, leading to the annihilation of the human species.

In the course of the last thirty-five years, after the end of the Cold War, the world has undergone the transition from the failed effort to to establish an unipolar world to an unfolding multipolarity, which, however, is still governed by the logic of geopolitics. Geopolitics is based on the idea that one nation, or a group of nations, has a legitimate interest that it can impose on another nation or group of nations.

We are experiencing at the same time the end of the epoch of five hundred years of colonialism. If we, as the human species, want to prevent this tumultuous transition period from ending up in a new world war, we have to replace geopolitical confrontation with a completely new paradigm, the vision of ONE humanity. It is the same question which was discussed during the time of the young American Republic, in the Federalist Papers: Can mankind govern itself?

If this question is to be answered affirmatively in the time of thermonuclear weapons, we must establish an entirely new paradigm: The idea of the one humanity first, must be put above all particular interests.

This U.N. General Assembly is the place to put the concept of a “New Security and Development Architecture” on the agenda, which must take into account the interests of every single country on the planet. The four Global Initiatives – but especially the Global Governance Initiative – put forward by China, represent a very practical approach to establishing the basis for such a new paradigm.

Let the “Spirit of Bandung”, and the “Spirit of Shanghai”, and the spirit of Beethoven’s Ninth symphony, that All People Shall Be Brethren, be your inspiration!

Respectfully,

Helga Zepp-LaRouche,

Founder of the Schiller Institute

To the Heads of State and Delegations participating in the UN General Assembly in September 2026

September 21, 2026by David Dobrodt in General

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The following statement was released today by Helga Zepp-LaRouche, founder and leader of the Schiller Institute.

Let the “Spirit of Bandung”, and the “Spirit of Shanghai”, and the spirit of Beethoven’s Ninth symphony, that All People Shall Be Brethren, be your inspiration!

Respectfully,

Helga Zepp-LaRouche,

Founder of the Schiller Institute

Appeal to Pope Leo XIV To Organize a Global Leaders Summit To Address the Questions of Peace and Nuclear Disarmament

August 20, 2026by David Dobrodt in General

The following open letter to Pope Leo XIV was issued on August 19. If you would like to sign this appeal, please fill out this Google form.

We appeal to you, Pope Leo, as the leader who has made the greatest effort to speak for humanity as a whole, instead of for specific nations, religions, or constituencies, to call for an emergency international summit to guide the world away from the current path of war and potential nuclear disaster and to peacefully resolve the greatest crises facing humanity today. Such an effort would be consistent with your repeated calls for peace and justice ever since you assumed the papacy—calls that have inspired and given hope to millions if not billions of people across our planet.

On June 10, 2025, U.S. Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Tulsi Gabbard released a brief but chilling video that began in Hiroshima and warned we are “closer to the brink of nuclear annihilation than ever before” and that “political elite warmongers are carelessly fomenting fear and tensions between nuclear powers.” “It’s up to us, the people,” she concluded, “to speak up and demand an end to this madness. We must reject this path to nuclear war and work toward a world where no one has to live in fear of a nuclear holocaust.”

On October 20, 2025, Sergei Naryshkin, the head of Russia’s SVR foreign intelligence agency, warned, “The world is now experiencing the most fragile moment for international security since World War II.” Naryshkin continued, “Our shared, and perhaps principal, task is to ensure that adaptation to the new reality proceeds without a major war, as has happened at previous historical stages.” It has been many months since the two intelligence chiefs rang the alarm and we’ve only gotten closer to nuclear annihilation—much closer.

When Gabbard and Naryshkin issued those warnings, the war in Ukraine was raging, Israel was conducting its genocide in Gaza, and tensions were high between China and the U.S. over Taiwan and the South China Sea. We have since added the U.S./Israeli war with Iran and the threat of World War III has thus grown exponentially.

Signs continue to appear that leaders are planning for such an eventuality, even though we have known for more than four decades that even a limited nuclear war, let alone a large-scale one, could unleash unthinkable damage globally, including nuclear winter, which would threaten to end life on our planet. On August 20, 2024, the New York Times ran a front-page article warning that the U.S. was preparing to fight a simultaneous three-front nuclear war against Russia, China, and North Korea. That same day, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists reported on a growing school of nuclear strategists who believe a nuclear war can be fought and won, effectively overturning decades of understanding that a nuclear war cannot be won and must never be fought. In November 2024, U.S. Admiral Thomas Buchanan said that the U.S. was preparing to fight and win a nuclear war and keep enough nuclear weapons in reserve to be able to maintain its global hegemony. More recently, the U.S. Pentagon policy chief Elbridge Colby has discussed the need for the U.S. to use tactical nuclear weapons on top of deploying troops from South Korea and Japan if fighting breaks out between the U.S. and China over the Taiwan Strait.

The experts behind the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists’ Doomsday Clock are not alone in believing that the world is getting closer and closer to nuclear annihilation. And on top of the threats coming from the U.S., several influential Russian leaders have called on Vladimir Putin to use nuclear weapons in defeating Ukraine.

We, the undersigned from around the world, think the timing is propitious for calling an emergency international summit to address major conflicts in the world and the need for stepping away from the nuclear precipice. Russia has been bogged down in Ukraine for almost five years. Though Russia continues to make incremental gains at great cost, the battlefield has largely stalled and both sides are doing extensive damage to energy infrastructure and shipping in their drone and missile warfare, causing global energy and food shortages and suffering both inside and outside their respective countries. If NATO-backed Ukraine continues to cross Russia’s red lines, will Russian President Vladimir Putin be willing and able to thwart Russia’s hawks? The U.S., meanwhile, has been unable to find a diplomatic escape route from its war with Iran, which shows no sign of allowing the U.S. to end the crisis it and Israel created by attacking Iran. While China insists that retaining Taiwan is its ultimate red line, everyone in the region would benefit from a calming of tension and diverting resources into development, along the lines of China’s Belt and Road initiative, instead of into warmaking.

That last point should be applied universally. It is painfully wasteful to see so many nations diverting resources from food, housing, education, and healthcare to their militaries. This has especially been true in North America, Europe, and Asia where talk of peacefully resolving conflicts has given way to talk of preparing for war.

As you yourself wisely and powerfully stated a couple of months ago, “I have repeated more than once the fervent appeal that Saint Paul VI made to the United Nations Assembly—What unites me, my venerable predecessor noted, is a pact sealed ‘with an oath that ought to change the future history of the world: never again war, never again war! It is peace, peace, that has to guide the destiny of the nations of all mankind’! Above all in the atomic era, the affirmation of the truth must push through: it is not atomic weapons that generate peace, but disarmament. This truth, which seemed clear in past decades when we witnessed a nuclear de-escalation, has been obscured by a race to armament that today frightens and terrifies.”

It was indeed Pope Paul VI, the first pope to address the United Nations in October 1965, who, in that extraordinary address, quoted President Kennedy, “Mankind must put an end to war, or war will put an end to mankind.” He cited the Book of Isaiah, declaring, “They shall beat their swords into plowshares and their spears into pruning hooks.” In his 1967 Encyclical “Populorum Progressio,” Pope Paul VI emphasized, “Development is the new name for Peace.”

Other popes have also taken bold initiatives to save humanity in moments of crisis. In October 1962, Pope John XXIII appealed for peaceful resolution of the Cuban Missile Crisis and helped provide both President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev with face-saving means to resolve the crisis diplomatically rather than militarily at a moment when war seemed imminent. A similar effort might succeed today when the world’s two major wars seem to be intractably bogged down. (see “Letter To Archbishop John Wester, To Urge Pope Leo XIV to Call for a Peace Conference“) The same is true of the nuclear arms race as the nine nuclear powers are not only modernizing their arsenals but expanding them after decades of sensible if much too slow reductions. And, for the first time in decades, the two major nuclear antagonists are constrained by no nuclear arms control treaties. Other countries and territories, including Japan, South Korea, Poland, Saudi Arabia, Taiwan, and Ukraine, have begun discussing the attainment of nuclear weapons of their own, which would only turn the world into a larger nuclear tinderbox.

A papal appeal for an emergency summit to end the current wars and reverse the growing dependence on nuclear weapons and warfighting might give global leaders the chance to select a new course of action and get us off the current drive toward planet-destroying nuclear war. We urge you, Pope Leo, to use your unique moral authority to convene such a meeting of the world’s leaders, including the heads of state of the three principal nuclear powers, to meet and respond to the pleas of humanity to take our world in a fundamentally different direction before it is too late.

Initiating Signers

Peter Kuznick, Professor of History and Director of the Nuclear Studies Institute, American University

Jack Gilroy, Pax Christi, Veterans for Peace, Ban Killer Drones, International Peace Coalition of Schiller Institute

Ivana Nikolić Hughes, President, Nuclear Age Peace Foundation and Senior Lecturer in Chemistry, Columbia University

Richard Falk, Albert Milbank Professor Emeritus of International Law, Princeton University and Senior Vice President, Nuclear Age Peace Foundation

Naledi Pandor, former Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, South Africa (2019-2024)

H.E. Donald Ramotar, former President of Guyana, 2011-2015

Yukio Hatoyama, Former Prime Minister of Japan, 2009-2010

Ernesto Sócrates Pazmiño Granizzo, former Minister of Justice and Human Rights of Ecuador; former vice president of the Justice Studies Center of the Americas, Ecuador

Chandra Muzaffar, Islamic Reformist and Activist, President of the International Movement for a Just World (JUST); Convenor of SHAPE (Save Humanity and Planet Earth)

Hon. Douglas Roche, O.C., Canada

Gian Guido Folloni, former Italian Senator; former Italian Minister for Relations with Parliament; former editor of Italian weekly Il Sabato and editor-in-chief of Italian daily Avvenire; Vice President of the Italian Institute for Asia and President of the Italy-Libya Friendship and Cooperation Association, (Italy)

Kathy Kelly, Pax Christi Teacher of Peace 1998; Board President, World Beyond War

David Swanson, Executive Director of World Beyond War; author, “War is Still a Lie”

Marjorie Cohn, Professor Emerita, Thomas Jefferson School of Law; Dean, People’s Academy of International Law

Bandy X. Lee, President of the World Mental Health Coalition; Co-founder of Preventing Violence Now

Dr. James C. Cobey, Founder, Health Volunteers Overseas; Steering Committee, Voices from the Holy Land; Member, International Committee to Ban Landmines (ICBLM), which received the 1997 Nobel Peace Prize

Dr. Mohammad A. Toor, Chairman of Board of Trustees, Pakistani American Congress; President, American Pakistani Physicians for Justice & Democracy; Chairman, American Muslim Alliance

Glenn Diesen, Professor, University of South East Norway

Andrea Bartoli, President, Sant’ Egidio Foundation for Peace and Dialogue; Founding Director, Center for International Conflict Resolution; Senior Research Scholar, Advanced Consortium on Cooperation, Conflict, and Complexity, Columbia University; former Dean , School of Diplomacy and International Relations, Seton Hall University; former Dean, Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution, George Mason University.

Ann Wright, US Army Colonel (Ret) and former US diplomat who resigned in March 2003 in opposition to the US war on Iraq. Member of Veterans for Peace, World Beyond War, CODEPINK and Hawaii Peace and Justice

Susan Schnall, President, Veterans for Peace

Norman Solomon, Author and National Director of Roots Action

Hon. Melissa Parke, Executive Director of the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (winner of the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize)

Margaret Power and Van Gosse, Co-Chairs, Historians for Peace and Democracy

Ray McGovern, Co-founder, Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity

Martin Sheen, Golden Globe and Emmy Award-winning actor; Pax Christi Teacher of Peace (1999)

Setsuko Thurlow, Hiroshima atomic bomb survivor, Nobel Peace Prize Recipient, Order of Canada Recipient

Frida Stranne, Professor, John Morton Center for North American Studies, University of Turku, Finland

Gerry Condon, Co-Coordinator, Nuclear Abolition Working Group of Veterans for Peace; Board of Directors, Veterans for Peace; Chair, Golden Rule Committee

Lawrence B. Wilkerson, Colonel, U.S. Army (Retired), Former Chiel of Staff to the U.S. Secretary of State

Theodore Postol, Professor Emeritus of Science, Technology, and National Security Policy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Christina Spannar & Jan Oberg, founders, The Transnational Foundation for Peace and Future Research, TFF, Lund, Sweden – https://transnational.live

Dr. Helen Caldicott, cofounder Physicians for Social Responsibility, 1985 Nobel Peace Prize

Ambassador Akbar Ahmed, Distinguished Professor American University

Martin Sieff, Former Chief Political Correspondent, United Press International, Three time Pulitzer Prize Nominee

Hall Gardner, Professor Emeritus, Department of History and Politics, American University of Paris

Tadatoshi Akiba, Mayor of Hiroshima, 1999-2011; Former President of Mayors for Peace

Oliver Stone, Academy Award-winning Hollywood Director and Best-selling Author

Alice Slater, World Beyond War Board Member

Helga Zepp-LaRouche, Founder, Schiller Institute; Initiator, International Peace Coalition

Alan Robock, Distinguished Professor, Rutgers University, and nuclear winter researcher

Maurizio Abbate, Chairman, National Institution for Cultural Activities of the Italian State (ENAM)

Rosemarie Pace, Pax Christi New York State

Jacques Cheminade, President, Solidarite et Progres (French political party); three times candidate for French President

Martha Hennessy, Catholic Worker, Kings Bay Plowshares 7, granddaughter of Dorothy Day

Robert Ellsberg, Publisher, Orbis Books

Marie Dennis, Past Co-President, Pax Christi International

Owen Brian Toon, Emeritus Professor, University of Colorado at Boulder, researcher of nuclear winter

Mossi Raz, former Member of the Israeli Knesset; former Director-General of Peace Now, Israel

Ken Butigan, Member, Executive Committee of Pax Christi International’s Catholic Nonviolence Initiative; Senior Lecturer in Peace, Justice and Conflict Studies, Catholic Studies Dept., DePaul University

Rev. John Dear, Executive Director, The Beatitudes Center for the Nonviolent Jesus

John Kiriakou, former CIA Counterterrorism Officer; former Senior Investigator, U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations

Kay-Achim Schoenbach, Vice-Admiral (ret.) of the German Navy; former Inspector-General (Chief of the General Staff) of the German Navy

Roger Waters, Musician, Founding Member and Lead Singer of Pink Floyd

Norma Field, Robert S. Ingersoll Distinguished Professor Emerita, University of Chicago

Dr. Herbert Reginbogin, Professor of International Relations and International Law, Institute for Policy Research, The Catholic University of America

Steven Leeper, Chairman, Peace Culture Village, Hiroshima; Board Member, Physicians for Social Responsibility; Past President and Chairman of the Hiroshima Peace Culture Foundation, 2007-2013

Hideki Yoshikawa, Director, Okinawa Environmental Justice Project; Advisory Board Member, World BEYOND War

Steve Rabson, Professor Emeritus, Brown University; Veteran, United States Army, Defense Atomic Support Agency

Corazon Valdez Fabros, Co-President, International Peace Bureau (1910 Nobel Peace Prize)

Anastasia Battle, International Peace Coalition co-initiator, Schiller Institute

April Brown, Co-Founder, Marshallese Educational Initiative, and Professor of History, NWACC

Mary Dickson, Author and Survivor of nuclear weapons testing

Steven Starr, Associate, Nuclear Age Peace Foundation

Liliana Gorini, Chairwoman of Movisol, Italy

Anthony Donovan, Veterans For Peace, Pax Christi International, Catholic Worker, War Resisters League

Marylia Kelley, Senior Advisor, Tri-Valley Communities Against a Radioactive Environment, Livermore, CA

Jean Stevens, Warheads to Windmills Coalition

Dr Aruna Kammila, Professor & Director, School of Legal Studies, REVA University, Bangalore, Karnataka, India

Aaron Good, political scientist, host of the American Exception podcast, author of ‘American Exception: Empire and the Deep State’

Elliot Greenspan, Schiller Institute, International Peace Coalition (USA)

Roberto Vela Pinedo Presidente de la Red de Integracion Amazonica

Gen. Edwin de la Fuente Jeria, Former Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Plurinational State of Bolivia

Farhang Jahanpour, retired Distinguished Professor at the University of Isfahan, visiting professor at Harvard, lecturer at Cambridge, and part-time lecturer at Oxford University

Celeste Saenz, Mexico, head of Journalists Club

Henry Baldelomar, Bolivia, former ambassador to Washington, D.C.

Mempo Giardinelli, Argentina, recipient of the Romulo Gallegos literature award of Venezuela, and the National Literature prize of Mexico

Pedro Paez, Ecuador, former deputy economics minister in the Correa government

Fernando Garzon, Ecuador, UN consultant, former President, Ecuadorian Committee for Solidarity with the Palestinian People

Ali Rastbeen, President of the Geopolitical Academy of Paris

Jane Swanson, President, San Luis Obispo Mothers for Peace

Bruce K. Gagnon, Global Network Against Weapons & Nuclear Power in Space

Tse Anye Kevin, Acting President, State 55 Afrika, Pan African Political Officer Global African Congress

Maoz Inon, Israeli peace activist; Co-CEO, InterAct; Co-Author, “The Future is Peace”

Muhammad Salim Akhtar, National Director, American Muslim Task Force on Civil Rights and Elections (AMT)

Joan Carrero, President of the S’Oliver Foundation (Spain)

Beatriz Bissio, Professor, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, historian and journalist (Brazil)

Professor (Dr) Anoop Swarup, Chairman Centre for Global Nonkilling

Ellen E Barfield, Veterans For Peace, War Resisters League, Women”s International League for Peace and Freedom

Rick Staggenborg, MD President, Veterans For Peace Linus Pauling Chapter

John Steinbach, Hiroshima Nagasaki Peace Committee of the National Capital Ares

Richard E. Rubenstein, University Professor Emeritus, Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution, Geroge Mason University

Joseph Carson, President, Affiliation of Christian Engineers

Ulf Sandmark, Chairman, Schiller Institute in Sweden

Mike Ferner, former national president, Veterans For Peace

Klaus Fimmen, vice chairman Buergerrechtsbewegung Solidaritaet (Civil Rights Movement Solidarity, Germany)

Art Laffin, Catholic Worker, Pax Christi Teacher of Peace 2016, author of The Risk of the Cross: Living Gospel Nonviolence in the Nuclear Age, co-editor of Swords into Plowshares

Tony Jenkins, Managing Director, International Institute on Peace Education, Coordinator, Global Campaign for Peace Education

Hno. Darwin Francisco Orozco Orozco, Minor Capuchin friar, novice master of the Conference of Capuchins of Hispanic America (CCH); member of the Franciscan Family’s Commission for Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation (JPIC), Santa Cruz, Bolivia

Ramón Emilio Concepción, Attorney at Law; Presidential Pre-candidate, PRM party (2020), Dominican Republic

Alcibíades Abreu, Professor, School of Mathematics of UNIBE and Catholic University of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

Rafael Reyes Jerez, Journalist; producer of the programs “Cara a Cara” and “Economía y Política,” Dominican Republic

Enrique Antonio Sánchez Liranzo, Lawyer, author, poet—Columnist in Primicias newspaper, Dominican Republic

Dantes Ortiz Núñez, Historian; Professor of History, Autonomous University of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

Karen Ball, Board Member, Pax Christi Texas, San Antonio Chapter

T. Herbert Dimmock, Founder and Director of “Bach in Baltimore”

Ilse Ritter(Germany), Actress of the Year (1985 and 1994), recipient of the Federal Cross of Merit for services to culture

Earl M Bousquet, Veteran Caribbean Journalist, Castries, St. Lucia

Father Claude Mostowik msc, President of Pax Christi Australia.

Judith Ehrlich, filmmaker, “An Ordinary Reality-Daniel Ellsberg on the Threat of Nuclear War”

Alfred de Zayas, Professor, Geneva School of Diplomacy

Michele Di Paolantonio, AIMPGN, Italian Affiliate of IPPNW, 1985 Nobel Peace Prized Organization

Melvin Hardy, The Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution, George Mason University; Washington Interfaith Staff Community

Kamel Louadj, Journalist-Correspondent of French language Sputnik-Afrique, Moscow

Max De Brouwer President, Belgian Chamber of Translators and Interpreters, Brussels, Belgium\

Lode Vanoost Journalist, De Wereld Morgen, Belgium

Ben Wesley Independent Party Nominee for U.S. Congress (CT–4th C.D.)

Zool Zulkowitz The Rising Together Theater Company, Artistic Director; Directors Guild of America (retired);’ Veterans for Peace, Associate Member

Elayne Whyte Gomez, Former UN Ambassador from Costa Rico; Senior Fellow at UNIDIR; President of the UN Conference that negotiated and adopted the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (2021)

Rabbi Jeremy Milgrom, Co-founder and Co-director, Clergy for Peace

Alan Waltar, Ph.D. Engineering Science, former President, American Nuclear Society; Consultant to IAEA, DOE

Dr. Ben Greenspan, former President, American Society of Nuclear Medicine

Subrata Ghoshroy, Research Affiliate, Program in Science, Technology and Society, MIT (USA)

Luc Reychler, Professor Emeritus of International Relations, University of Leuven, Belgium

Lawrence Wittner, Professor Emeritus of History, State University of New York, Albany

Abdullah Al-Ahsan, Professor of Comparative Civilization; previously taught at Istanbul Sehir University

and International Islamic University Malaysia; former Vice President, JUST International

Harley Schlanger, President, The LaRouche Organization

Corazon Valdez Fabros, Co-President, International Peace Bureau (IPB 2010 Nobel Peace Prize recipient)

Jerome Ravenet, Agrege Professor of Philosophy, Sinologist, Author, France

Wolfgang Bittner, Author, Germany

Heinrich Buecker, Anti-War Cafe, Berlin, Germany

Marie Mechtild Gillissen, Pax Christi, Germany

Andrej Hunko, Co-President of BSW Party, NRW EF

Carolyn Rusti Eisenberg, Co-Founder and Vice-Chair of Brooklyn for Peace; United for Peace and Justice Steering Committee, NY

Robert Scheer, Author, Professor, Annenberg School for Communications and Journalism, University of Southern California; former editor, political website, TruthDig.com

Lorenzo Carrasco, Presidente, Ibero-American Solidarity Movement (MSIA)

Michael D. Knox, Chair, US Peace Memorial Foundation

Marshall Carter-Tripp, Tripp, U.S. Foreign Service Officer (ret.), former Division Director, State Departmernt Bureau of Intelligence and Research, member, Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity (VIPS)

Tom Carney, Mideast Action Group for Interfaith Collaboration, US

Rev. Richard Wise and Martin Tiller, Co-Chirs, Christian Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament

Diane Sare, Independent U.S. Presidential candidate

Coleen Rowley, retired FBI agent, former MN legal counsel; Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity

Dr. Thomas Daffern, Director, International Institute for Peace Studies and Global Philosophies

Alison Weir, Founder, Executive Director, If American Knew

Susan Strickler, Director of Documentary “The View from Hiroshima”

Rev. Dr. Fahed Abu Akel, past Moderator, General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, USA

Yevgeny Bort, civil society activist, Chairman, Berlin-based NGO MEcoVEPe.V.

Robert Baker Director, Schiller Institute Agriculture Commission

Yaakov Rabkin, Emeritus Professor of History, Universite de Montreal

Horuko Moritaki, Co-Representative, Hiroshima Alliance for Nuclear Weapons Abolition

William J. Astore, Lt. Col. (ret.), USAF, historian, author

Julio Bendezu-Sarmiento, archeologist, National Center for Scientific Research, director of MAFTUR (Franco-Turkmenian archeological mission)

Benoit Pare, Former Analyst at the French Defense Ministry

David Vine, political anthropologist; Founder, Network to Dismantle the Military-Industrial Complex and Overseas Base Realignment and Closure Coalition

Michel Legendre, Steering Committe Member, Network to Dismantle the Military-Industrial Complex

Joseph Gerson, President, Campaign for Peace, Disarmament and Common Security; Co-President, Interntional Peace Bureau

Barbara Pivernik, Hartford (CT.) Catholic Worker; Fiends Committee on National Legislation; Back from the Brink

Cynthia Lazaroff, Founder, Women Transforming Our Nuclear Legacy

Dianne Blais, Candidate for Congress, VA, CD 11 (Green Party); World Beyond War; Project Enduring Peace; WILPF

Sean Conner, Executive Director, International Peace Bureau

Judy Bello, United National Antiwar Movement, Member of the Administrative Committee

J. Kirk Wiebe, Retired National Security Agency Whistleblower; VIPS

Brian McGinnis, Candidate for Congress, Green Party, North Carolina District 2

Karen Ortiz, Candidate for Congress, Independent, NY CD 12

Fr. Harry Bury, Twin Cities Nonviolent; author; member, Association of U.S. Catholic Priests

Commander Robert Green, Royal Navy (ret’d); Former Director, Disarmament & Security Centre; Christchurch, Aotearoa-New Zealand; Author of “Security Without Nuclear Deterrence”

Dr. Kate Dewes ONZM (Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit), Former Director, Disarmament and Security Centre; Christchurch, Aotearoa-New Zealand

Nicholas Rooney, British actor, director, producer; former diplomat

For the full list of signers, click below:

Full List of Signers

Tore B Aanonsen – Norway
Paul Aarts
Kentaro Abe, Citizen in Japan, Member of Citizens’ Network for Evacuation From Radiation
Hafsat Abiola, Women in Africa
Maryam Afkarian
Chris Agee, Executive Editor, CovertAction Magazine
Dr. John Agostinelli, Retired Research Fellow, Rochcester, NY
Javier Aguiar
Elisabeth Ahlbäck
Abdullah Ahsan
David Ajetunmobi, Secretary NATA
Sait Fatih Alagoz
Mateo Alajarin, profesor emérito de Química Orgánica, Universidad de Murcia, España
Mateo Javier Alajarín Huertas
Samuel Albert
Christine Albertini, Peace Advocate
Gian Piero Albrile
Rafael Alejandro
CARLOS ALEJOS, SICSAL PERÚ
Maite Alepuz
Antonio Alfau
Thulfiqar Ali
Sören Almkvist, Sweden
Hugo Alves
Nara Ane Ambroso – Source Temple Sanctuary Brazil
Alexa Andra
Kevin Anton
Anke Apt Deutschland, Berlin
Dan Aquililna
Tupac Aragón
ARAIZA SIERRA HECTOR
Edgardo Arca – ciudadano argentino por la Paz
Tal Ariel
Linda Arkert. ANESW South Africa
Judith Arnold, President, New Jersey Peace Action Education Fund
Federico Arrigoni
Mikk Arro, citizen of the world
William J. Astore, Lt Col, USAF (Ret.)
audreymk
Anders Axner, the Swedish Unity Party
Gretchen Aycock
Rev. Deepak Mammen Babu
Henry Baldelomar Chávez, Ex-Encarcargado de Negocios de la Embajada de Bolivia en los EE.UU, Docente Universitario.
Brigitte Gerlinde Ballo
Vojtěch Balský, human
Johnny Baltzersen, chairperson, CICED-Global Solidarity, Denmark
Sandra Barbosa
Ellen E Barfield, Veterans For Peace, War Resisters League, Women”s International League for Peace and Freedom
Kay Barnes, former Catholic journalist
Tad Barnes American Citizen
Teresa Barnes-Matych, mere retired Scientist and Science Teacher
Ahmed Bassalat, An-Najah National University, Palestine
Anastasia Battle, International Peace Coalition co-initiator, Schiller Institute
Peter Baumann
Kalisa Beagle, MA, French language instructor and Credentialed preschool teacher.
Mary Pat Beatty, O.P. Pax Christi West Michigan
Raymond Becker – Friddens- a Solidaritéitsplattform Lëtzebuerg
Borwin Beer Systemischer Familientherapeut Überlingen, Germany
Palle Bendsen, NOAH Friends of the Earth Denmark (ICAN Partner) & Forbyd Atomvåben – ICAN in Denmark (Ban Nuclear Weapons)k
Rev. Jorgen U Bengtsson, Church of Sweden
Elliot Benjamin
Peter Bergel, Treasurer, Oregon PeaceWorks
Dianne Bettag, Schiller Institute, International Peace Coalition
Ronald Bettag Schiller Institute / International Peace Coalition, Houston,Tx, USA
Claude Bezençon FAU
Willa Bickham and Brendan Walsh
Kenneth Biegel
CChristine Bierre Editor Nouvelle Solidarité
Itziar Bilbao Bilbao (Doctora en Psicología)
Maria Beatrice Bisortole
Mathieu Bissonnette
Wolfgang Bittner, Author
Elizabeth Bjerke
Leila Black, Pediatric Nurse
Reverend Debbie Blane, PC(USA).
Monika Blanke
Hope Bless
Petter Boberg
Sr. Mary E. 9Buffy) Boesen, SL POresident Sisters of Loiretto and Loretto Community. Participated in 1986 “Great Peace March for Global Nuclear Disarmament” across the united States
Jan Malte Böhm
Davide Bolognesi
Ian Boreham
François Bosc
Laura Bottaro I’m an artist and I believe in Peace because it’s the only way for survive in this Earth
Thomas Boucher, Professor Emeritus of Engineering, Rutgers University, Veterans for Peace and Peace Action
Samir Boudali
Jean-François Boulanger
Robert Bowen, Owner, Bowen Associates
Allyson Bowers, Registered Nurse
Susan Boyd
Stefano Braccini
Adam Bradley
Stephen Brawer Chairman of the Belt and Road Institute in Sweden
Evi Bremer
Philibert Bretonvilliers
Claudia Bretschneider, Psychotherapist
Carlos Brobjerg, Cook
Dr Alan Broom, Convener Climate and Justice Group, St Matthew-in-the-City, Auckland, New Zealand
April Brown, Co-Founder, Marshallese Educational Initiative, and Professor of History, NWACC
Patrick Bruns
Jure Filip Brzović Juvan
Buchman
Sr. Marie Buckley Sparkill Dominican Sisters
Heinrich Buecker, Anti-War Cafe Berlin
Fernando Buen Abad Domínguez
Zintis Buls, novice researcher of geopolitics
Catherine Buntin, CoPresident, Chicago Area Peace Action, CAPA
Frances Buring (Humanitarian)
Daniel Burke, Schiller Institute
Kai Büttner
Elke und Matthias Butze aus Dresden wegen großer Sorge um den Weltfrieden
Guven Cagil Copiague, New York
Dr Helen Caldicott cofounder Physicians for Social Responsibility 1985 Nobel Peace Prize
Prof. Dr. Karl Cammann University of Muenster
Marcos Campos
Margarita Campos
Sergio Capraro
Joseph Carson, President, Affiliation of Christian Engineers
Philippe Cartalas
Susan Cartwright Australian and US citizen.
Simone Casu – Messaggio di Silo
Joyce Caulfield, OP
Susan Cavalieri
Carlos Cazalis
Graciano Cebeira – España
Claudio Celani, co-editor, EIR Strategic Alert Service
Peter Celle
Federico Chan, MD. Human
Jacques Cheminade, President, Solidarite et Progres (French political party); three times candidate for French President
Matteo Cherchi, Human being
David Cherry, staff member, Executive Intelligence Review, Washington DC and Leesburg, VA
Andrea Chiesa
Peter O. Childs HUMAN RACE
Dr J Andrés Christen, Mexico
Chris C Christensen
Jane Christenson Worker’s Strike Back – Member
ross clady
Erik Clayworth
Joseph Michael Clifford
Catherine Cloud
Jane Coc
Anastasia Conway
Peter Cooke
Carolina Cositore Sitrin, JVP, If Not Now, Code Pink, ANSWER
José Costa
Steven Creve, PhD, MBA
Doug Creveling
Ian Crooks
Carol Crossed, Feminists Choosing Life of New York
Finian Cunningham, Author and Journalist
CHRISTINE CURRIE
Edward Curtin, Independent Writer, USA
Laszlo Czifra, traveler
Sherwin Dadman
Barbara and Jim Dale, United Methodist Christians
Catherine Daly
Petr Dann
Ειρήνη Δασκαλάκη
Alexander Dávila / SIGNIS Ecuador
Nancy Davis Disciples of Christ
Debashis De
Felicity De Motta Lecturer/Peace Activist
Don DeBar, journalist and analyst, Ossining, NY
Jean-Baptiste Debiais
Jose Armando Delgado Alvarez
Sylvia Demarest Retired Trial Lawyer and Substack writer.
Marie Dennis, Past Co-President, Pax Christi International
Kathy Dervin, MPH
Frank DeVuono
Norma Di Benedetto Argentina discipula de Francisco
SANDRA DI BONIFACIO, insegnante di Lettere all’Istituto Tecnico per il Turismo “Livia Bottardi” di Roma, Italia
Michele Di Paolantonio, AIMPGN, Italian Affiliate of IPPNW, 1985 Nobel Peace Prized Organization
Josh Diamond- antiwar and animal rights advocate
J.A. Diaz
Carlos Julio Díaz Lotero Líder social, exdirigente sindical en Colombia
Bruce Dickson, with Equal.Vote coalition
Mary Dickson, survivor of nuclear weapons testing
Francis Didion
Victor Diez
T. Herbert Dimmock, Founder and Director of “Bach in Baltimore”
Ilko Dimov
Denis Doherty Hiroshima Day Committee Sydney Australia
Frank Dohrmann
Gemma Doll Dominican Sisters of Peace
Anthony Donovan, Veterans For Peace, Pax Christi International, Catholic Worker, War Resisters League
Frank Dorrel, Publisher of Addicted To War, Member of Veterans for Peay
Inka Dote Cuevas
Lucy Duff, member of Peace Action
Christiane Dulk
Don Dunbar
David Dussault Sgt retired
Phil Eagleton, Constitutional American
Alexander Ebert
E.G.
Peter Egelkraut
Judith Ehrlich, filmmaker, “An Ordinary Reality-Daniel Ellsberg on the Threat of Nuclear War”
Lois Eichman, Project Radical Hospitality
Jody Eisemann, L.Ac., mother, USA citizen
Carolyn Eisenberg Hofstra University
Jennifer Eland
Pat Elder, Military Poisons
Miriam Elliott, Member of Emmanuel Mennonite Church, Gainesville, FL
Michael Ender Parishioners St Albert – St Philip Neri Church Alameda CA
Sean English Lex Innocentium 21st Century
Angela Ercole
Larry Erickson
Carina Eriksson
Lena Eriksson
Earl E. Erland
Anna Erroufi
Frederik Esbach
Eugenio Escudero
Joseph Essertier, Coordinator, Japan chapter of World BEYOND War
Ingar Evje
Jeff Ewener, retired from advertising
Corazon Valdez Fabros, Co-President, International Peace Bureau (1910 Nobel Peace Prize)
Fèmy A.D.D. FAGLA
Farrokh Fathi
Klaus Fauser
Jette Fergo
Cloret Ferguson International Schiller Institute
William Ferguson, Schiller Institute
Sara Ferizovic
Mike Ferner, former national president, Veterans For Peace
Pierre Fidelia PaxChristi Metro New York Board President
Andrew Fidler
Klaus Fimmen, vice chairman Buergerrechtsbewegung Solidaritaet
Joachim Fisch. – Frieden für Alles und Alle auf der Erde ist das wichtigste Gut, welches wir anstreben sollten, nicht Kriege!
Justin Fischer
Barbara Fitters /Teacher
James Flaherty
Floraline
Carla Floriani, mother and grandmother
Christopher Fogarty (Friends of Irish Freedom)
Gian Guido Folloni
Jean-Luc Fontaine. Je souscris à cet appel.
Naomi Forrester
Mattias Forsgren, Dissidentklubben (Dissident Club Sweden)
Andrew Forsyth, Berkeley, CA, USA
Giulio Francomanno Global Sumud activist
Maximilian lFrantz
paul frazier
Mary Jane Freeman, Schiller Institute organizer & EIR staff
jan weber fritsbøger
Guilherme Frota
Francisco Fuenzalida Walker
Edmilson Gabardo
SHARON GADBERRY
Ricardo Galán Sierra
Sister Eileen Gannon ,OP
GAOUAOU Youcef
Virginia Garcia-Bunuel, Citizen of the World
Hall Gardner, Professor Emeritus, Department of History and Politics, American University of Paris
Victor Newking Garpulee, International Coalition of Peace and Euphrates Peace Practice Network of Liberia
Javier Garralon Huete
Fernando Garzón Orellana. Académico, consultor de las NNUU; expresidente del Comité Ecuatoriano de Solidaridad con el Pueblo Palestino.
Jonathan Gaynor
Renate Geiser MD
Dr. rer. nat. Michael Geisler, Physicist
Thomas Getman, and former senior aide to Senator Mark Hatfield, Cmdr of Naval Assessment to Hiroshima, and co-sponsor of Nuclear Freeze Campaign
Carol Gilbert, OP (Dominican Sister Grand Rapids)
Laurent F. Gilbert, Sr. Maine Voices for Palestinian Rights, Partners For Palestine -Florida, Veterans For Peace, Mayors For Peace, Mayors Against Illegal Guns.
Marie Mechtild Gillissen, Pax Christi, Deutschland
Justin Girves
Slobodan Glumac, Canadian citizen
Carol Goiburn Back from the Brink Fresno CA
Juan Gómez Mundo sin guerras y sin violencia
Aaron Good, political scientist, host of the American Exception podcast, author of ‘American Exception: Empire and the Deep State’
Liliana Gorini, chairwoman of Movisol, Italy
Patric Gorrebeeck, voorzitter van de werkgroep ” Vrede in de Wereld ” te Sint-Niklaas, Belgium
Patrick Goubau, member Grands Parents pour le climat
Robert Gould, MD; San Francisco Bay Physicians for Social Responsibility
Busy Graham, Alchemy Ballet and Carpe Diem Arts
Giuliano Gramegna
Elliot Greenspan, Schiller Institute, International Peace Coalition (USA)
Juliana Grell
Peter Griffin, Pax Christi New South Wales
Brigitte Groß-Dölen
Pernille Grumme, Actress, Peace/Truth-activist
Nelson Guedes
Patrick Guéret, Engr.
Elizabeth Guru
Kjell Uwe Gutschmidt, physician, Berlin
Heiko Haase, Frieden ist ein Gebot der Vernunft
Alan Haber, Students for a Democratic Society, Megiddo Peace Project, UNION Option 2028, PeaceTable.org
Odile Hugonot Haber (WILPFUS and Megiddo Peace Project)
Manuel Haegler, Entrepreneur
Oscar Haffmans — Founder Ministry of Democratic Affairs — The Netherlands
Regula Hagmann
Sandra Haigh
Joyce Hall, Coordinator Pax Christi Dallas TX and PAX Christi TX Board
Dosier Hammond
MARIAN HANKINS
Ingeborg Hanson
Harald
Ebrahim Hardan
Hossein Hardan
Melvin Hardy | The Carter School for Peace at George Mason University | The Washington Interfaith Staff Community
Scott Harper
Niels Harrit, Associate Professor (ret.), Dept. Chemistry, University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Timothy Havel, Retired Research Scientist, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Paulina Havilček, the mother, wife and concerned Citizen of the world.
Le Ly Hayslip, Founder Global Village Foundation
Elizabeth Healy
John Healy, musician
Leigh Watson Healy
Linda Deborah Healy, “A Peopled-Garden” podcast
Yuli Henao; Postdoctoral Research Associate at The University of Akron; Ohio
Charlotte Henriksen
Patrick Henry
Ethan Hernandez
Guillermo Hernandez
Eloy Jesús Hernández González, Religious Society of Friends
Dr. Volker Hettler
Patrik Hidefjäll
Marion Hilger
Rick Hines No affiliation. Just concerned citizen
Jeanne Hodgkiss
Christian Hoening
Nancy Hollo
Thala Juul Holm
Thor Holt
Graeme Hood
Ann Marie Hook,AMMM
Karen Hoover MD
Christoph Hornetz, citizen of this great planet
Uwe Hostmann, Berlin
Jarle Hovland
Lieng Hua
Matthias Huber; Atheist
Kit Larsen Hughes
Graeme Hull
Andrej Hunko, Co-President of BSW NRW
Magnar Husby
Ivett Husveth
Jude Iam, Elder American
Kobo Inamura, Special Fellow, Okazaki Institute
Margareta Ingelstam, Swedish Fellowship of Reconciliationiliation
Barbro Ingman
Ginette Isabel
Aziz Islam Retired Geologist/Palynologist
Mark Ivison
Joaquín Izquierdo
Angelika Jahn
Peter Jahn
Carol Jahnkow, Director Emerita, Peace Resource Center of San Diego
Margaret Jarvis, Canada
Richard Jarvis
Janice Lee Jayes, Illinois State University
Tony Jenkins. Managing Director, International Institute on Peace Education. Coordinator, Global Campaign for Peace Education.
Andrea Jepson
Thomas Jerchel
Lotte Johansson, partiet MoD Mänskliga rättigheter och Demokrati
Magnar JOhansson
Benjamin Jones
Ken Jones, Witness Against Empire
Jean-Sébastien Joubert
Rashid Jussa, World citizen
Mikael Kallavuo, freelance journalist, Finland
Holger Kalweit, Father
Dr Aruna Kammila, Professor & Director, School of Legal Studies, REVA University, Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Mani Kang
Klaartje Kaptein
Andrew Karanikolis, Deputy Vice President of Sales in MENA & Europe, Easy Environmental Solutions, Inc.
Suzan Karim
Jürgen Karres
Steve Kaylor, candidate for NY State Senate in 1986.
Gabriel Kearns Ground Zero Center for nonviolence
Susan Keeny
Georg Keller
Marylia Kelley, Senior Advisor, Tri-Valley Communities Against a Radioactive Environment, Livermore, CA
Elizabeth Kelly
John M Kelly
Wayne KELLY
Maeeda Kenaya
Geoffrey Kern
Lark Kerr, concerned citizen
Lois Kerschen, Consistent Life Network president
Donya kh
Aliyah Khan, Advocate for Justice and Universal Human Rights
Thabo Khoboko
John Kirsch, human being
Sebastian Kirsch, MD, Switzerland
Bitte setzen Sie sich mit all Ihrer Kraft für eine friedliche Welt ein und rufen zu einem internationalen Friedensgipfel auf. Beate Kittel
Ute Kleber
Helene + Dr. Ansgar Klein, NATO is preparing war against Russia
Kim Klein, Loretto Link Board
Heinrich Klössler Rentner
Nickola Klössler Rentnerin
Thomas L. Knapp, Director, William Lloyd Garrison Center for Libertarian Advocacy Journalism
Michael Knoch, Berlin, Germany
Peter Koch
Walt Kochirka
Rodney Kooney
Klaus-Jürgen Korcz
Jon Koriagin
Mariya Kosturska
Jivko Kozarov
The nuclear bomb is something we would like NOT to have invented. My prayers to You and Your ability to do the right thing. Eric Kuijper
Karsten Kunkel
Eva Kuntz, lehrerin für Transzendentale Meditation (TM)
Mercy Kurian
Jeremy Kuzmarov
Cecilia La Pietra OP Sparkill Dominican
Regine Laaser – Teacher
Lylian del Mar Labarca León, Human being on Planet Earth
Art Laffin, Catholic Worker, Pax Christi Teacher of Peace 2016, author of The Risk of the Cross: Living Gospel Nonviolence in the Nuclear Age, co-editor of Swords into Plowshares
Francesco Lai
Christophe LAMOTTE
Michael Lanahan
Dr. Peter Langille
Fr Paul Lansu – Pax Christi International
Gustavo Lanza Castelli (Licenciado en Psicología)
Thomas Larsson, Engineer
Stefan Laug, international artist
Lea Launokari
John Laws
Tristan Le Gallois
Gregory C. Lee
Nancy Lee
sue y, lee, Professor emerita Biological Sciences Cal Poly Humboldt
Johann Lenkait
Ulrich Leonhardt
Michael Leppig, Schiller Institute
Edison Lessa
Maria Pia Lessi
Charlotte B. Lewis
Christopher Lewis
Stuart Lewis
Wolfgang Lieberknecht, Wanfried, Deutschland, International FriedensFabrik (IFFW)e
IRA LIEBOWITZ, EDUCATOR
David Lindemann, EHU University of the Basque Country
Christiane Lindholm
Kore Linnerud, father
Christian Lippmann
Mika Litwora
Sandra Litz
Robin Lloyd, Vermont WILPF
Arno Lohmann, Pfarrer i.R., Bochum, Germany
Jhonny Alexander Londoño Betancur
Mats Lönnerblad
Eduardo López Guzmán
Wendy Evans Lothe, retired orthoptist
Jean Richard Louis
Antonella Lucchi
Samuel Luján
Douglas Lummis; VFP-ROCK
Although I am An atheist, I think Pope Leo will be the right person to fathom almost all peace-loving peope and organisationd. Johannes Lund/DK
Nick Lydall, former ECC, YCC member South Africa
Vyron Lymberopoulos Airline Captain (retired)
Karen Lyons
Tanya m cheadle
Stefano Macchi, no affiliation
Alan Macdonald, Professor Emeritus, Luther College, Decorah, Iowa
Andrew MacDonald, Writer, Evolutionary YOU
nelson macedo
Duncan Macintosh, Renfrewshire CND
Kent Magnusson
Nancy Mahoney
Zoran Major, concerned citizen
Bassel Majzoub
MALOV Valerij
Hans C van Mameren
Pere Maragall Professor of Catalan Language
Lucila Amiel Marcora, world citizen.
Glenn Marcus
Arda Shamshoum Mardirossian, christian
Adam Marín Loría
Giuseppe Marino
Shad Marsh
Bob Martin, MD, Oakland, CA, US
Frank Martin
Cristina Martín Asensio
Lucía Martín Moreno
Salvador Martín Moreno
Dany MASSIEUX ex-militaire/aéronavale France
Paulo Mateus
Ursula Mathern
FFr. Jim Mathews Pastor of St.Lucy’s Church in Syracuse
Manfred Matt
Monika Matthias
Katia Mazzau English high school teacher, mother and wife
Karina Mc Conell, catholic
Claudio Mc Connell, member Swedish Peace Committee
Daniel McArdle
Richard McCaughan
Robert McCormick, Asylum Law, Criminal Defense, Natural Resource Law/Documentary Filmmaker – Asylum Chronicles, Owener ProteusNMFrontera Film Production in Santa Fe and Blanco NM
Colin McDonald
Mary Ann McGivern, Sister of Loretto
Kevin McKay-Carroll
Declan McKenna Retired nurse, Donegal Ireland
Sr. Peggy McPartland
Mike McVicar, BS & MS, Cinema Television and Media Production, Filmmaker and Citizen of Lawrence, Kansas.
Susie Mechesney
Ramon medico
Ligia Mello
Iván Méndez
Gilles R. Mérier, MD
Torsten Merkel, retired teacher of mathematics and physics in Germany.
Reto Mettauer
PCAN by Peter Metz, Chair, Pax Christi New England Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (PCAN)
Hannefriedel Meyer-Faude
Teresa Miarnau
Yolanda Miarnau
Michele
Ilinca Lucia Mihalca
Mariusz Mikołajewski człowiek
Todd Millikan – Unaffiliated
William Milne
Mim, Istituto Salvemini-duca d’Aosta, Fitenze, Italy
Jesus Bartolome Miranda – Pale Blue Dot Peace Project
Dr. Misha Misholina, PhD, Managing Director, Asia, and Senior Manager, Executive Go-to-Market Strategy
Jon Mitchell, Environmental journalist and author
Karin Moergelin, Writer supporting peace
Valentine M. Moghadam, Professor of Sociology and International Affairs, Northeastern University, Boston
Christoph Mohs, Schiller Institute, Germany
Isabelle Monconduit French citizen
ISMAEL MONGE, INSTITUTO SCHILLER MÉXICO
Celerino Montes, Conservation Ecologist.
Patricia moreno Manzo
Haruko Moritaki Co-representative Hiroshima Alliance for Nuclear weapons Abolition(HANWA)
Dr. Michael David Morrissey
Lucien Möschinger
Father Claude Mostowik msc, President of Pax Christi Australia.
Nick Mottern – Ban Killer Drones
Jenny Muda
Jim Mulherin, PhD, UCSC
Manfred Muller Engineer
Yasumi Murata
Arthur Murphy, LaRouche organizer
Catherine Murphy Minnesota Peace Project
Madeleine Murphy, NJ, USA
craig murray
Alice Murtha
Karina Murtha
letizia Musiari
Name: Bamalum Buji Mustapha; Affiliation: Founder and CEO – Hyrax Investment Company Limited
George Mutalemwa, Solidarity for Peace and Development (MAMA)
Karen Nafziger, Schiller Institute
Sara Natoli
Anatolio NDONG MBA
Darin Nellis
Stefanie Nesse a private individual
Dietmar Neumann
Barbara Nicholas SL Sisters of Loretto at the Foot of the Cross Nerinx KY
Dave Nicholson CPPNW
Dr Ross Nicholson Paediatric Cardiologist Auckland NZ
Emil Nicolov
Lieselot Nijhuis
Madelief Nijhuis
Agnieszka Nimark, Affiliated Scholar, Reppy Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies, Cornell University
Simonetta Noè
Kathleen Nolan, OP
Declan Noonan
Agneta Norberg, Women for Peace
Mohsen, Nourani Vatani
Navid Nourani Vatani
Mohsen, Nourani Vatavi
Sean Nowak, Berlin, Germany
Manfred Obererlacher
Meinrad Odermatt, Zug, Switzerland
Mats Öhlin, Retired Educator, Sweden
Gabrielle O’KAne
Carlos Olarte
Gert Olefs, co-founder of WhiteGreenBlue, Sustainable You
Kerstin Olofsson
Cecily O’Neil
Gregor Ophey
Maria Orlandini OSF – Director of Advocacy at Franciscan Action Network
Nathalie ORTIZ
Nicolas Ortiz, violinist and composer
Yoshimichi Ota, retiree
Paul Otero, Member of the human species
Elisabeth Özdalga, former Professor of Sociology, Middle East Technical University, Ankara
Rosemarie Pace, Pax Christi New York State
Jorge Eduardo Paganini
Constantine Pakavakis, Co-Convenor No AUKUS Coalition Victoria and PEN Melbourne Writers for Peace convenor
Inga Palme
Leo Palmer (University of Cambridge)
Yuri Pantioukhin, Business Owner
Andreas Papageorgiou
Michael Parker
Gregory Parry
Dr. Ray Pastorino, Earth
Olivier Patrick
Mag. Andreas Paul, IFOR Austria
Roger Peace, U.S. Foreign Policy History & Resource Guide initiator and coordinator
Michael G. Peña
Eric Pepiciello Quesada
Antonio Pérez
Diane Perlman, PhD Transcend US
Jürgen Peters
Paulette Peterson Loretto Link
Sarah Phillips
Bernardo Piemonte Italia
Mary Lou Pierron Loretto Community Comember
Daniel Piñón – analisis geopolítica- militante-humanista-PJ.- Argentina
Lewis Pitts, Retired Movement Lawyer
Emil Plic
Wolfgang Pluschke
Katherine Pomeroy
Mikael Porath, peaceactivist, organic farmer, devout catholic father of four children
Ben Powys
Pozuelo González Carolina
Liam Prendergast
Julie Prendiville, University of British Columbia
Alexander Preobrazhenskiy, IT evangelist, father of three sons, marathoner
Paschal Preston, Prof. Emeritus, Dublin City University
Robert Preti, Deeply Concerned Human
Timur Pulatov
Brigitte Püttmann
Daniele Dario Quaglia
Dieter Quaschnok
Yakov Rabkin, Emeritus Professor of History. Université de Montréal
John Raby, board member, Peace Action Maine
John Rachel, Director of the Peace Dividend Project
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SHARON RAJKUMAR
Savita Ramdev
M.Vittoria Rampinelli, docente di scuola secondaria, indipendente
Spencer Ramsey, Roman Catholic. But most importantly, a man who wants a future.
Morteza Rasaei
Laurence Rebello
Dr. Andrey Redlich
Barbara Reed
Angelika Rehbein
Josep M. Reichardt
Jim Reid
Christa Reintges
Octavian Renea
Cristóbal Rey Moran
Dolores Reyes
Dee Reynolds, Professor Emerita, University of Manchester
Julia Ribas
Manuela Ribera Perez
Dennis Riches, Professor, Seijo University, Tokyo
Ivana Rihter
Theodore Ringelheim retired educator Alexandria VA
Angelica Riquelme
Alan Robock, Distinguished Professor, Rutgers University, and nuclear winter researcher
Hon. Douglas Roche, O.C., Canada
Dane Rogers, Rehumanise UK, Medical Statistician, DPhil in Statistics, University of Oxford
Bernd Rohmann
Bettina Röhrig
Martha Rollins Consultant International Projects
Rommel, Jürgen, Berlin 14050
Marian Ronan, Ph.D. Research Professor of Catholic Studies,, New York Theological Seminary (Retired)
Christof Rörig, Freiburg
Maria Rory A MOjica SJB (ST John the Baptist) SodalitySodality
Richard rosen, former president, Tempro Decelopment Co. inc., temple sinai, rochester, ny
Janosch Rosenberg Germany
Hansjörg Rothe, Leipzig
David Rous
Stijn Rubens, Practical Philosopher
Richard E. Rubenstein, University Professor Emeritus, Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution, George Mason University
Helmut Rümke
Phil Runkel. Archivist Emeritus, Marquette University
Helen Russell human being
Mary Ryan-Hotchkiss
Dr Oumar Sacko , MD. Neurochirurgien au CHU de Toulouse, France
Roland Saher, SCCAN
Saint Cloment Hervé
Olaf Sammler
Rainer Sandau
Lenore Sanders, International Peace Coalition of the Schiller Institute
Ulf Sandmark Chairman Schiller Institute in Sweden
Macela Carmo dos Santos
Mario Lopes dos Santos EU official
Tom Sauer, Professor International Politics, Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium
Daniele Sberna
PAOLO SBERNA
Elaine Scarry Cabot Professor of Aesthetics, Harvard University
Cristina Scassellati
Andreas Schäfer
Prof Dr Rolf Schäfer
Dr. Wolfgang Schäper
Paul Dieter Scharpf
Robert Scheer, Clinical Professor, Annenberg School for Communicatio and Journalism, University of Southern California
UWE WERRNER SCHIERHORN
Matthew J. Schimpf (citizen of planet Earth)
Nadia Schlüter-Paulssen
Rüdiger Schneider
Katharina Scholer : Frieden ist die einzige Lösung!!!
Renate Schoof, Author
Alexander Schrieken
Volker Schulz
Uta Schumann
Patricia Schur
Thomas Schur
Peter Schwarz, Governor of the Age of Enlightenment
Pauline Seales Santa Cruz Climate Action Network
Silvia Secchi
Hans-Georg Seidel Male nurse Düsseldorf
DR. Eberhard Seifert I like them listed in the appeal
Martin Seith-Böhm, Musiker und Pädagoge
Janice Sevre-Duszynska
Nikita Shalimov (NTV Russian television)
David Shavin, Schiller Institute
Naoko Shibusawa, Associate Professor of History, Brown University
Tonia Shimin Professor Emerita of Dance, University of California, Santa Barbara
Colby Shumway, American University Student
Amb. Br Meck Sibanda OFS ( Ambassador of Kindness Foundation For World Harmony), Executive Director Christian Youth Volunteers Association, Country Coordinator Laudato Si Movement Zimbabwe Chapter.
Lindokuhle Sibiya – Eswatini Youth and Women for Change
Hans H. Siegrist, retired
Susan Silva Parishioner St. Albert the Great – St Philip Neri Church Alameda, Ca
Achim Simmer
Jörg Sitzenstock
Hannah Meyer Sjoeblom
Rev. Jasmine Smart, Presbyterian Church (USA)
Cathy Smith, SL
Lance Smith One Love Sangha
Sally N Smith
Julia Smucker, board member, Consistent Life Network
Vanya Smythe, Gnostic Society, New Zealand
Regina Sneed Life Member Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom
Evelien Snijders
Webb Sobolik – Seconds ’til Sunrise
Henry Söderström
Kim Sofo
Eugeniu Sofronov
Svein Øivind Solberg, professor, University of Inland Norway
Pilar Soledispa
Achim Sommer
Sosher S
Hatem Soua, a concerned father of two.
Joan Spero, Loretto Community
Alberto Sposito
Rick Staggenborg, MD President, Veterans For Peace Linus Pauling Chapter
James Stamps, Retired Pilot, FAA,
Steven Starr, Associate, Nuclear Age Peace Foundation
Carla Stea, Investigative Journalist, Global Research
Peggy Steckler, human
Klaus Stedem
John Steinbach: Hiroshima Nagasaki Peace Committee of the National Capital Ares
Sister Carol Stenger, CDP; Sisters of Divine Providence, Pittsburgh, PA 15101
Peter Stepaniuk
Jochen Steuber
Dr. Wolfgang Steuer, Conscience and Peace Tax Germany
Mariand Steve
Jean Stevens, Warheads to Windmills Coalition
Otto Stiegler
Heinz Stobe
Joachim Stommel
Richard Strange Jedi 1st Earth Battalion, New Earth Army
Ibnar Stratibus, Intentional Peer Support
Florence Stratton, Making Peace Vigil
Susan Strickler, Director of the documentary, The Vow From Hiroshima
Birgit Stroh, evangelisch-lutherisch
Helge Suess
Matt Sullivan, Pleasantonians for Peace
Dorin Sumalan
Suquet Brigitte
Bernard Survil, Pax Christi, Olean, NY; Stop Banking the Bomb Pittsburgh
Jane Swanson, President, San Luis Obispo Mothers for Peace
Lee Ann Swarm, Board President, Oak Ridge Environmental Peace Alliance
Professor (Dr) Anoop Swarup, Chairman Centre for Global Nonkilling
Nancy-Jo Taiani
Alissa Takesy, PhD candidate, Environmental Studies Department, University of California Santa Cruz
Mitchie Takeuchi Not Just A Survivor Film
Daniel Dariush Tanara, CSU Fullerton
Clement Tarpey
Elizabeth Tascón, citizen of the world
Joan Tascon Henao
Radek Tauchman, Adhesives Bonding Technology consultant, Czech Republic
Kathleen Temple, Mennonite Action, Peace Praxis, and many other peace groups
Marlene R Tendler
Eric Terclaevers ICAN campaigner
Sarah Terzo, Board Member, Consistent Life Network
Christopher thiele – durchschnitts otto mit licht, deutschland, gesegnet und ehrlich für gerechtigkeit
Cristina Thompson
Jonathan Thron, Schiller-Institute Germany & BüSo
Joan Tierney
Stuart Tiller St Matthews Church. Auckland,
Joan Tirak, Pax Christi Michigan, PCUSA Ambassador of Peace
Evelyn Tischer, Pressenza IPA
Sheila Marie Tobbe, osu
Prof Dr. Asomba Tobias, Founding Director of Christian Community Health Care Foundation (COHECF Int’l)
Toilliez Christophe
robert tomas
Raffaella Trebbi
Marco Trelles
Maria Trignano
Dirk Tröndle
Luc Trudel
Anna Breian Tskhovrebova
Philip Ulanowsky, artist, Schiller Institute
Karin Utas Carlsson PhD Peace education
Dr.med. Hans-Peter Utikal, Herrsching, Germany – Arzt, Psychoanalytiker, Diplomchemiker
Alvin A Valeriano
Margarete Valladares
Rich Van Dellen –retired physician, Rochester,MN
Roland Van Deusen, Navy veteran, VA volunteer in suicide prevention, member Veterans For Peace.
Bob Van Hee Political Leader in Minnesota, USA USA
Kostas Vassiliadis former Chairman/CEO STASY SA
Willie Vázquez
Roberto Vela Pinedo Presidente de la Red de Integracion Amazonica
Joan Ventura Codinas
Karel Vereycken, painter-engraver, France.
Gabriel Vergara. Miembro movimiento humanista universalista. Québec, Canada
Caroline Beatriz Vieira
María Cristina Vignoles, religiosa
Mariarosa Villa
Dr. David Vine, author “The United States of War”
Estelle Voeller, Chair One Sunny Day Initiatives
Susanne Vogt, Dipl. Mathematician, Germany
dylan voisard
Danijela Vujošević
Urs Wagen
Reinhard Wagner German author, journalist and photographer
Clay Wakeford, South Africa
julian wallach
John Warburton
Brian Watson
Nicola Watson
Herbert Weß
Roland Weber, Oekumenische Initiative Eine Welt https://erdcharta.de/verein-oeiew/
Alison Weir, founder and executive director of If Americans Knew
Barbara Weissenbacher
Berndt Karl Horst Weissenbacher
Nina Westgard
Chris Wheeldon
Peter Whitehead
Gunilla Wigertz, Unity Party (Enhet)
Jakob Willerström, Uppsala University, Sweden
Taffy Williams
Peter Wilson
Andreas Wimmer
Maarten de Wind
Michael Wineberg
Marc Winniczek, economics teacher
Olaf Wittchen, Pfarrer
Janna Wittenberg, Chair, Loretto Peace Committee
Jim Wohlgemuth, Veterans for Peace, Hector Black Chapter
Joseph P. Woolslayer
Robert Wright
Patrick Wyss, former business owner
Edlira Xhafa
Gustavo Yescas, México.
Gerry Yokota, World BEYOND War – Japan
Muhammad Shahzad Yousaf PhD Candidate in Development Studies at University of International Business and Economics Beijing PR China
Mong Yuen
Hans Zandvliet
Alfred de Zayas, Professor, Geneva School of Diplomacy
Maria Zazzaro Architetto e Docente liceale MIM
Tatjana Zdanoka, Dr.Math., former Member of the European Parliament, Latvia
Dr. Gisela Zehner, Zahnärztin
Ulrich Zeidler
Sonja Zens
Hilary Ziols, member Evangelical Church in America
Andrew Zoerner, physiotherapist and health service manager (retired), Adelaide, Australia
Eric Zuesse
Milica Züfle
Benno Zuiddam DTh PhD, ethics VU Amsterdam and North West University.
Gašper Zupančič

Schiller Institute Publishes New Translation of Friedrich Schiller’s The Aesthetic Education of the Human Being

September 17, 2026by tobi in General

Sept. 16, 2026 (EIRNS)—The Schiller Institute has just published Friedrich Schiller’s most important philosophical work, The Aesthetic Education of the Human Being, in a new, improved translation by Leni Rubinstein. The book also includes his essay, On the Sublime. The book is now available at Amazon for $15.

Friedrich Schiller (1759-1805) was a historian, dramatist, poet, and philosopher—a very special, beautiful thinker whose ideas remain of crucial importance for the present world, and for humanity in the future. In all of his works, be they his dramas, essays on universal history, poems, or philosophical writings, his intention was to create a worthy future for humanity through the ennoblement of the individual. He used to be known throughout the United States as “The Poet of Freedom,” and there are statues of him in parks all over the country.

In the 1790s, Schiller wrote a number of profound philosophical essays, of which The Aesthetic Education of the Human Being is the zenith—and Schiller himself recognized that in a series of letters to friends.

Schiller’s intention was to rout the dominant influence of Immanuel Kant, who believed that there is no intelligible standard for truth and the beautiful, and that the sensuous part of your being must be negated—contrary to Schiller’s view that the human being is a harmonious whole, who must strive to educate his or her emotions and bring them into harmony with intellectual reason, through classical art, and who must strive towards becoming a beautiful soul. “We call a soul beautiful when it can confidently let its emotions guide its own will, without any risk of coming into contradiction with its [the will’s] own decisions…. In a beautiful soul, sensuousness and reason, duty and inclination harmonize, and grace is its epiphany.” The whole character of a beautiful soul is moral. Love (agapē) is the emotion of the beautiful soul, the emotion that generates creativity.

In 1801, Schiller wrote On the Sublime, another gem which is included in this book. Schiller wrote this essay late in life, and it is perhaps his most refined discussion of the process of the development of the soul.

This book is a must-read for anyone who is concerned about educating children and youth to develop all the capabilities they have been born with, so they truly can be citizens of their country, and of the world, and thus pave the way for future generations. Which means that this book is a must-read for all individuals who care about the future of mankind.

Live Dialogue with Helga Zepp-LaRouche: German Election Result Sends Tremors Worldwide

September 8, 2026by tobi in General, Helga Webcast

Join Helga Zepp-LaRouche in her live dialogue and discuss the issues and solutions that move the world and its people. Send your questions & comments to questions@schillerinstitute.org.

Please share the YouTube link with your friends, acquaintances, and colleagues to increase the reach of the solutions presented by the LaRouche movement.

Wednesday, Sept. 9th, 2026, 11am ET/ 5pm CET

“Truly exciting! A political Earthquake” were among the descriptions today by Helga Zepp-LaRouche, founder and leader of the Schiller Institute, speaking of the “smashing defeat” for German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in the Sept. 6 state elections in Saxony-Anhalt, in which the Alternative for Germany (AfD) Party polled 43.8%, far ahead of any other party. The CDU vote, party of Merz, fell by half since the last election, down to 17.2%. The SPD (Social Democrats) fell to 9.3%. The Linke (Left) went down to 8.6%. The BSW (Alliance Sarah Wagenknecht—Reason and Justice) 5.3% (enough to place in the parliament).

Thus, not just Merz’s Germany, but Europe’s “Big Three” stand repudiated along with Merz, referring to France, led by minority President Emmanuel Macron, and the UK, led by Andy Burnham, the latest of many prime ministers. These leaders have been colluding as the Coalition of the Willing to keep funding and supplying Ukraine as a proxy against Russia, while subverting their own national economies, and all of Europe, with a wild arms build up drive and other destructive policies.

The AfD and the BSW are clear on their policy stance to stop the warfare over Ukraine, and start diplomatic and economic relations with Russia and other countries. They call for resuming the Nord Stream gas pipelines, and other economic basics. On all else, their programs vary greatly in principle and wisdom. You can call it a “mixed bag.” But with over 77% of the eligible voters participating yesterday, the mandate of the Sept. 6 German state election is clear. Their vote is in the direction of a new system of foreign and economic relations, provided there is policy intervention to help lift up the outlook of people, to a higher level of knowledge and reason, to bring about a new system. This is the call to action of people everywhere, to take up this mission.

Either we stop warfare, and we have a new economic and security system in the world, with development as the basis for peace, or we are headed down the short road to World War III, and that means nuclear annihilation. The Saxony-Anhalt vote against Merz is a reflection of, and opportunity for, a shift. …

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Sept. 4 EIR Roundtable: ‘An Alternative to War and Looting in the Americas’

September 3, 2026by tobi in General

On Sept. 4, the Executive Intelligence Review and the International Peace Coalition held a roundtable discussion on “An Alternative to War and Looting in the Americas,” which will be streamed live on YouTube in English, and broadcast on Zoom with simultaneous interpretation into Spanish, German, French and Italian.

RSVP Here to join on Zoom

List of speakers and topics:

Panel 1: 11:00 – 1:00

Helga Zepp-LaRouche (Germany), founder, Schiller Institute: A New International Security and Development Architecture to End War and Looting
Roberto Amaral (Brazil), former Minister of Science and Technology in Lula’s first government (2003): The Future of Brazil: Science, Technology, Innovation and Sovereignty
Gen. (ret.) Edwin Patterson Monsalve (Peru), Academic and professor of Geopolitics and Geostrategy: Peru’s Chancay Port and South America’s Development and Integration Networks
Paulo Nogueira Batista, Jr. (Brazil), economist who was formerly the Executive Director in the IMF for Brazil and 10 other countries in Washington, DC, as well as co-founder and Vice President of the New Development Bank established by the BRICS: The New Monroe Doctrine and the US Claims to Uncontested Hegemony in the Western Hemisphere
Prof. Zhang Weiwei (China), Professor of International Relations at Fudan University in Shanghai: China’s Role in the Development of the Global South
Col. (ret.) Pedro Baños (Spain), geopolitical analyst: Why Spain Must Not Join NATO’s War Against Russia and Iran

Panel 2: 1:30 – 3:30

Dennis Small (U.S.), EIR Ibero-American Director: South America’s Bioceanic Rail Corridor, a Century-Scale Planetary Transformation
Donald Ramotar (Guyana), former President of Guyana (2011-2015): A Good Neighbor Policy Among the Nations of South America
Sara Madueño de Vásquez (Peru), EIR bureau chief, Lima: The “Chancay Effect” on the Eve of the Pope’s Visit to Peru
Estevão Damacena (Brazil), Schiller Institute youth movement: Brazil’s Physical Economic Vulnerabilities and How to Overcome Them

Live Dialogue with Helga Zepp-LaRouche: The Debate Over Nuclear War Is Real

September 1, 2026by tobi in General, Helga Webcast

Join Helga Zepp-LaRouche in her live dialogue and discuss the issues and solutions that move the world and its people. Send your questions & comments to questions@schillerinstitute.org.

Please share the YouTube link with your friends, acquaintances, and colleagues to increase the reach of the solutions presented by the LaRouche movement.

Wednesday, Sept. 2nd, 2026, 11am ET/ 5pm CET

On Day One of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization’s 26th annual heads of state summit in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan today, leaders representing 3.4 billion people, from the 10 member nations, along with leaders of 17 partner nations and guests, conferred in bilateral meetings on how to proceed for the betterment of the world, stopping war and want. Tomorrow will be plenary presentations and an expected Bishkek Declaration. The official theme of the event is: “25 years of the SCO: Together Toward Sustainable Peace, Development, and Prosperity.”

Meetings in Bishkek included Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping. Putin and Indian Prime Minister Modi. Turkish President Recep Erdogan and Putin. Xi Jinping and Kyrgyzstan President Sadr Japarov, who is hosting Xi on a state visit, discussing, among other things, infrastructure projects affecting connectivity in all Eurasia. Iran President Masoud Pezeshkian met with Putin, with Modi, and other leaders including Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. There were many leaders and meetings.

The preliminary reports coming out of the SCO confab show that the focus of the extraordinary number of consultations taking place reiterates the need for peace and diplomacy in the world, in direct rejection of the current hallmark positions of the collective West, which is that might-makes-right in both military and economic terms.

The United States, alongside Israel, after six months of making war on Iran, with no “victory,” resumed bombing over the weekend, hitting Iran’s Larak Island in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran then responded by targeted strikes on U.S. sites in Jordan and the UAE. The European war-making alignment continues its backing of Ukraine, extreme rearmament, and demonizing Russia, while the economy of Europe itself is in breakdown. EU defense ministers will meet in Ireland tomorrow, locked in this destructive mode.

But the most dramatic event of the day, is how the new economic warfare campaign launched by the United States against the world, in the name of harming Iran— “Operation Economic Outcast”—is already a non-starter after barely a week in progress. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the U.S. policy Aug. 24, and reiterated it yesterday and today at the Group of 20 finance officials, who are meeting in North Carolina, preparatory to the G20 heads of state summit set for Florida this December. Bessent told AP Aug. 30, that nations must break off relations with Iran, and if they don’t, “This is going to be financial violence if we have to. We are showing people that we know who you are, you know who you are, and this has got to stop.”

The world responds. Today, Prime Minister Modi and Pres. Pezeshkian discussed how to increase the trade and economic relations between their two nations. This follows China having already stated it will not honor the Bessent decree.

Bessent is in a flight forward at the Ashville, NC gathering. Today he thanked the EU officials present for supporting the U.S. “Operation Economic Outcast,” while media say his other support is confined to the UK, Japan, and Bahrain. What the U.S. “Outcast” initiative has done is spotlight the pending blow-out of the entire dollar system. Bessent and Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh tried to fend off questions, by saying “growth” will allow handling of debt, and minimizing the U.S. $40 trillion government debt. When a reporter asked about why the U.S. is buying-back its own Treasury notes, Bessent deflected by saying, EU Central Bank head Mario Draghi did it in Europe. Japan did it bigger than anyone.

The immediate danger amid all this glaring Western decline, and Global Majority advance, is the recourse by some still in positions of power to resort to use of the “nuclear option” in warfare. It’s for the sane to sound the alarm in all possible ways.

Join those circulating the letter for an urgent world meeting, “Appeal to Pope Leo XIV To Organize a Global Leaders Summit To Address the Questions of Peace and Nuclear Disarmament.”

Join the dialogue on the alternative to war and breakdown. The EIR will co-host this Friday Sept. 4 an online Roundtable, “An Alternative to War and Looting in the Americas.” This event features speakers for a dialogue on the kinds of projects and approach also now raised at the Bishkek SCO summit, and Sept. 1-4 in Vladivostok at Russia’s Eastern Economic Forum. Sept. 12-13 in New Delhi, India will host the annual BRICS heads of state summit.

Youth Class Series # 4:The Anti-entropic Science of Vernadsky and LaRouche

August 18, 2026by tobi in General, Youth Movement

In this final presentation of the youth class series, we explore the foundational question of human purpose within the universe. Discover how human thought functions as the most powerful geological force on Earth, why human history and evolution are inherently anti-entropic, and how creative scientific discovery drives true physical economic progress.

Letter To Archbishop John Wester, To Urge Pope Leo XIV to Call for a Peace Conference

July 27, 2026by tobi in General

The following Letter to US Archbishop John Wester to Appeal to Pope Leo XIV to Call for a Peace Conference was sent on July 24, 2026. The Letter was initiated by Jack Gilroy in the International Peace Coalition meeting # 162, July 10, and has been endorsed by many individuals and organizations, expressing great urgent concern about the growing danger of nuclear war. Circulation of the Letter will continue over the coming days to galvanize increasing support for this Appeal.

July 24, 2026

Most Reverend John C. Wester, D.D.

Archdiocese of Santa Fe

Dear Archbishop Wester:

Congratulations on being named Pax Christi USA’s Teacher of Peace for 2026! It is such a well-deserved honor. Ever since your first trip to Japan and your pastoral letter, “Living in the Light of Christ’s Peace: A Conversation toward Nuclear Disarmament,” you have become a leading voice for the abolition of nuclear weapons in the Catholic Church and throughout the U.S. Establishing the “Partnership for a World without Nuclear Weapons” has extended that reach even farther. We are so pleased that you will be receiving this award in the coming months.

As you know, the threat of nuclear war seems to be increasing daily despite the 100 nations that have signed the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW), 75 of whom have also ratified it. This year’s Non Proliferation Treaty Review Conference was a disappointment once again. New START was allowed to expire. Russia, the U.S., and Israel, all nuclear states, are at war. Finland’s president recently signed legislation to allow the import and transit of nuclear weapons. And Lithuanian leaders are said to have agreed to amend the constitution to allow Lithuania to host nuclear weapons in the future.

In short, we are getting as close to nuclear war as we were during the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962. That crisis ended with diplomacy that saved the planet, and Pope John XXIII was a key figure in making that happen. His influential role is not well known, but it was he who spoke out to set the needed moral tone that helped each side to act for peace.

This is how it developed: In fall 1962, Journalist Norman Cousins convened in Andover, Massachusetts, an informal discussion group of Soviet and American academicians. Providentially, they met on October 22, the evening Kennedy addressed the nation on the Soviet nuclear missile threat in Cuba and ordered the Navy to intercept any additional shipments.

Included among those invited by Cousins was a Vatican adviser to Pope John XXIII, Rev. Felix Morlion. He asked if a papal intervention might help defuse the situation. Cousins phoned the White House; a Soviet member of the informal group phoned Moscow. Both got a nihil obstat. Fr. Morlion notified the Vatican.

On October 25, Vatican Radio broadcast a strong appeal by Pope John for peace to world leaders, in particular Kennedy and Khrushchev. It stated in part: “With your hand on your conscience may each one hear the anguished cry which is raised to the skies from all parts of the earth: Peace, peace! We renew this solemn plea today.”

Pravda immediately printed the Pope’s message with a banner headline. And on October 28, when Khrushchev announced the pull-out of the missiles from Cuba, Pravda reprinted the Pope’s message, praising the Pope’s “realism on the question of peace.” In turn, the United States withdrew missiles from Turkey. Hundreds of millions gave a sigh of relief, and negotiations between the U.S. and the USSR led to the first nuclear test ban in 1963.

Weeks later, Khrushchev told Cousins how much he admired Pope John, saying: “During that week of the Cuban missile crisis the Pope’s appeal was a real ray of light. I was grateful for it.”

Several years after that, Khrushchev’s son Sergey said that the words of Pope John XXIII were strongly persuasive on the consciences of people, especially those of his father and Kennedy.

With this in mind, we were thinking it might be time for something similar to happen today. Might Pope Leo XIV call for a Peace Conference to withdraw nuclear weapons from the Russian border and call for the abolition of nuclear weapons worldwide? He already suggested something along these lines at the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki when he prayed that those bombings would “serve as a call to the international community to renew its commitment to pursuing lasting peace for our whole human family — ‘a peace that is unarmed and disarming’” Perhaps the Vatican or another neutral location such as Vienna or Geneva could be the venue.

Would you be able to help bring this recommendation to Pope Leo? We believe you, as a strong and highly-respected advocate for the abolition of nuclear weapons, would be the ideal diplomat to encourage Pope Leo to bring Heads of State Putin, Trump, and Xi Jinping together to plan an end to nuclear weapons and to pave a new road of economic conversion from a war economy to economic development for all people everywhere. Your intercession and the strong leadership of Pope Leo could move us away from the sheer madness we are now experiencing.

Sincerely,

Jack Gilroy, Pax Christi New York State Council; Veterans For Peace;
Ban Killer Drones; International Peace Coalition of the Schiller Institute

Rosemarie Pace, Ed.D., PCNYS Coordinator; USA Palestine Solidarity Working Group; Pax Christi International Sudan Working Group

In collaboration with The Pax Christi New York State Council

Pax Christi USA (PCUSA) Teacher of Peace Honorees who have endorsed this letter: (See more on these in the complete listing of endorsements below.)

James V. Albertini (2010)
Roy Bourgeois (1997)
Marie Dennis (2022)
James W. Douglass (1994)
Kathy Kelly (1998)
William P. Quigley (2003)
Martin Sheen (1999)

Endorsements as of August 9, 2026:

Maurizio Abbate, Chairman of ENAC – National Institute for Cultural Activities, Italy
Akbar Ahmed, Distinguished Professor, American University, Washington D.C., Former Pakistani Diplomat
Muhammad Salim Akhtar, National Director American Muslim Task Force on Civil Rights and Elections
Jim Albertini, PCUSA Teacher of Peace, 2010
Dr. Abdullah al-Ahsan, Professor of Comparative Civilization; former Vice President of JUST International, Movement for a Just World
All Saints Parish, Syracuse, New York
–> Fr. Fred Daley, Pastor
–> Meg Ksander, Pastoral Associate
Missy Androu, St Anthony Church Solidarity Community
Syed Azhar, National Director, Pakistani American Democratic Forum
Dr. Abdoulaye Balde, United States, Founding member Futa Islamic Center, New York
Karen Ball, Board Member, Pax Christi Texas, San Antonio Chapter
Roger C. Barnes, Professor Emeritus, University of the Incarnate Word, San Antonio, TX
Franco Battaglia, President of Chemical Physics, University of Moderna, founder, Italy
Anastasia Battle, Schiller Institute, International Peace Coalition Co-Initiator
William O. Beeman, Professor Emeritus and Former Chair of Anthropology, University of Minnesota
Carolyn Bentley, Pax Christi Dallas, TX & Dallas, TX Peace and Justice Center
Guus Berkhout, Emeritus Professor of Geophysics, Delft University of Technology; Member of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts & Science; ECD Ambassador, CLINTEL founder
Ronald Bettag, Schiller Institute, International Peace Coalition, Texas USA
Fr. Roy Bourgeois, PCUSA Teacher of Peace 1997
Kathy Boylan, Catholic Worker, Washington D.C.
Fr. Harry Bury, Twin Cities Nonviolent, Author. Member of U.S. Catholic Priests Association
Ken Butigan, Co-Director, The Catholic Institute for Nonviolence (DePaul University, Chicago)
Right Reverend John Bryson Chane D.D., 8th Bishop, Episcopal Diocese of Washington D.C.
Fr. Daniel Clayton, Priest of the Diocese of Dallas, TX
Catherine Clubb Foley, Pax Christi Houston, TX Member
James C. Cobey, Founder, Health Volunteers Overseas; Steering Committee, Voices From the Holy Land; Shared 1997 Nobel Peace Prize as part of work with Physicians for Humanity
Jay Coghlan, Executive Director, Nuclear Watch, New Mexico
Marjorie Cohn, Professor Emerita, Thomas Jefferson School of Law; Dean, People’s Academy of International Law
Gerry Condon, Facilitator, Nuclear Abolition Working Group of Veterans for Peace
M. Phyllis Cunningham, Pax Christi, Metro New York
Bob Cushing, A Founding Father of the Association of U.S. Catholic Priests
Dr. Thomas Clough Daffern, Director, International Institute of Peace Studies and Global Philosophy
Arthur Dawes, Pax Christi Texas Board President & the full Texas Pax Christi Chapter
Fr. John Dear, “Beatitude Center for the Nonviolent Jesus” & “The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast”
Pat Delgado, Pax Christi El Paso Coordinator & Pax Christi Texas Board Member
Sylvia Demarest, Retired Lawyer and Substack writer
Marie Dennis, Pax Christi USA (PCUSA) Teacher of Peace 2022, Ambassador of Peace, & Senior Program Director of Pax Christi International’s Catholic Nonviolence Initiative
Joan Dolan, Pax Christi Texas
Jim Douglass, PCUSA Teacher of Peace 1994, author
Imam Mohammad Ali Elahi, U.S., Islamic House of Wisdom, Dearborn Heights, MI
Joseph Essertier, Associate Professor, Nagoya Institute of Technology
Joseph Fahey, Co-founder & Former General Secretary of PCUSA
Professor Richard Falk, Professor Emeritus of International Law at Princeton University; Former U.N. Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in the Palestinian Territories; Vice President, Nuclear Age Peace Foundation
Mike Ferner, Former national president, Veterans For Peace
Norma Field, Professor Emerita, University of Chicago (Home of the Fermi Experiment)
Jill Frasier, Pax Christi Metro New York Board Member
Chrisopher Fogarty, President of Friends of Irish Freedom Chicago
Hiroshi Fujimoto, Research Fellow, International Peace Research Institute, Meiji Gakuin University (Japan)
Rev. David Gerlich, Honolulu, Hawaii, author of Jesus Christ He Still Matters
Paul Gessler, Veterans for Peace, Ft. Collins, Colorado
Sr. Carol Gilbert, Dominican Sister and Plow Shares activist
Liliani Gorini, Chairwoman of Movisol, Italy
Clare Grady, Plowshares Activist
Elliot Greenspan, Schiller Institute, International Peace Coalition, New Jersey USA
Claudio Guidici, Chairman of Uritaxi – Taxi drivers trade union
Joyce Hall, Pax Christi Dallas, TX Coordinator & Member of the Pax Christi TX Board
Rick Halperin, Director, Southern Methodist University Human Rights program
Jaap Hanekamp, Associate Professor of Chemistry, Utrecht University of the Netherlands
Jovita Harrah, Pax Christi Northern California
Leslie Harris, CODEPINK; Veterans For Peace; Dallas Peace and Justice Center
Fr John Heagle, Director of Priests Against Genocide
Johannes Heibel, Peace Activist, Germany
Ira Helfand, Former President of International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War; Co-founder Back from the Brink
Bernie Holland, United for Peace, UK
Saskia Hostetler, Anti-war activist, technology harm advocate – Portland, Oregon, USA
Ivana Nikolic Hughes, President, Nuclear Age Peace Foundation, Senior Lecturer in the Discipline of Chemistry at Columbia University
Vic Hummert, Former Maryknoll Priest and Author
Wally Ingle, Pax Christi Hawaii
Hadi Jawad, Human Rights Dallas, TX
Frank Kartheiser, Catholic Workers Movement, MA, USA
Professor Yoshiyuki Kato, Rikkyu University, Japan
Tarak Kauff, New York Member of Veterans For Peace; Editor: Peace & Planet New
Kathy Kelly, PCUSA Teacher of Peace 1998
Sr. Martha Ann Kirk, Th.D., University of the Incarnate Word
Dennis Kucinich, Former Mayor of Cleveland and Former U.S. Representative from Ohio
Jonathan Kuttab, Executive Director, Friends of Sabeel North America
Peter Kuznick, Professor of History and Director of Nuclear Studies Institute at American University, Washington, D.C.
Yuba Nath Lamsal, Former Nepal Ambassador to Denmark; with concurrent accreditation to Norway, Sweden, Finland and Lithuania, May 2017 to June 2021; a 30-plus years career in journalism, as editor of The Rising Nepal daily. An ardent opponent of nuclear weapons
Helga Zepp LaRouche, Founder, Schiller Institute, and Initiator of the International Peace Coalition
Kees le Pair, Assistant Professor American University Beirut, Lebanon; National Science Foundation, Wash. D.C.; research with Philips, Siemens; science advisor – Netherlands
Nydia Leaf, Pax Christi, Metro New York Member
Dr. Richard G. Linowes, President, Clarewood University, Reston, VA
Jeff Mason, Pax Christi Quad Cities, USA
Gavan McCormack, Emeritus Professor, Australian National University
Raymond McGovern, Former CIA Analyst, Current Peace Activist
Evalee Mickey, Peace activist, North Liberty, Louisiana, USA
Josef Miklosko, former Deputy Prime Minister of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic; former Ambassador of the Slovak Republic in Italy, San Marino, and Malta; former secretary of the commission of the Conference of Bishops of Slovakia: Justice and Peace
Carlo Levi Minzi, Pianist, Italy
Claudia Morgan, Pax Christi Texas Board
Nick Mottern, Coordinator-Ban Killer Drones and the Weaponized Drone Ban Treaty Campaign
Muslim Democratic Caucus c/o President Amir Rahmam
Satoko Oka Norimatsu, Director, Peace Philosophy Centre; Editor, The Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus
Nancy Oetter, Regional Coordinator, Pax Christi Illinois
Melissa Parke, Executive Director International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN)
Johanna Parkinson, Dallas Area Interfaith
Margaret M. Power, President, Historians for Peace and Democracy (USA)
Pax Christi Little Rock, Arkansas

Pax Christi Metro New York Board
Pax Christi New York State Council: John Amidon, Ben Salmon Chapter Pax Christi Upstate New York; Veteran For Peace; Co-Founder Kateri Peace Conference; Tom Casey, Pax Christi Western New York; Pierre Fidelia, Pax Christi Metro New York Board President; Bob Keeler, Pax Christi Long Island; Ed Kubik, Pax Christi Long Island; Mary Beth Moore, SC, Pax Christi Long Island; Mark Scibilia-Carver, Ben Salmon Chapter Pax Christi Upstate New York
Lorin Peters, Pax Christi Moderator of the Northern California Chapter, Pax Christi U.S. Disarmament Working Group
Bill Quigley, Pax Christi USA Teacher of Peace 200; Emeritus Professor of Law, Loyola University New Orleans, Louisiana
Steve Rabson, Professor Emeritus, Brown University, Veteran, U.S. Army
Judith Robinson, Retired Russia Desk Officer for USAID, Dept. of Commerce BISNIS Unit, & State Department Education & Transportation USA
Paz Rosales, RSCJ, Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Spain
Jean Ross, Vote Climate Board Chair
Alessia Ruggeri, Trade unionist, Italy
Susan Schnall, President Veterans for Peace USA
Meinrad Schneckenleithner, former Vice-President Pax Christi Austria
E. Martin Schotz, MD, author and active advocate for peace and nuclear disarmament
Martin Sheen, Actor & Pax Christi USA Teacher of Peace 1999
Aftab Siddiqui, President, Dallas, TX Peace and Justice Center
Martin Sieff, Former Chief Political Correspondent, United Press International, Three time Pulitzer Prize Nominee
Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus — Province of Venezuela Provincial,
Sister Fernanda Vacas Navarro, RSCJ
Sister Emilia M. Martinez Rivas, RSCJ
Alice Slater, World Beyond War
Rev Robert Smith, Pastor, New Bethel Baptist Church, Detroit, MI; and Founder Haiti Mission Alliance
Fr. Martin Solma, SM – Kalaepohaku Marianist Coummunity, Honolulu, Hi
St Lucy’s Catholic Church, Syracuse NY, Fr Jim Mathews, Pastor; Margot Goldsmith, Pastoral Assistant; Corinne Driscoll, Chair of Justice & Peace Committee
John Steinbach, Coordinator, Hiroshima Nagasaki Peace Committee-North Capitol Area, Washington, D.C.
Elaine Sullivan, M.Ed., LPC; LMFT, Counselor; former Benedictine Nun, Dallas, TX
Fr. Bernard Survil, U.S. Catholic Priests Association
Alice Sutter, Raging Grannies NYC
David Swanson, Executive Director of World Beyond War
Diane Swords, Syracuse Peace Council
Br. Terence J Taffe, Cap., MA, LMSW. Province of St Mary, Capuchin Order
Takao Takahara, Professor, and former Director of International Peace Research Institute, Meiji Gakuin University, Tokyo, Japan
Fr. Tim Taugher, Pastor, St. Francis of Assisi Parish, Binghamton, NY
Kateri Tekakwitha Interfaith Peace Conference
Ellen Thomas, Proposition One Campaign for a Nuclear-Free Future
Chris Todhunter, Teacher, The School of Philosophy and Economics Science in London, author
Dr. Mohammad A. Toor, Chairman of Board of Trustees Pakistani American Congress; President, American Pakistani Physicians for Justice & Democracy; Chairman of American Muslim Alliance
Regis Tremblay, Crimea, Director “Thirty Seconds to Midnight”
Patricia Tweedy, Pax Christi Metro New York Board
Veterans for Peace Chapter 10, Albany NY
Lawrence B. Wilkerson, Colonel, U.S. Army (Retired), Former Chief of Staff to the U.S. Secretary of State
Jim Wohlgemuth, Veterans For Peace Coordinator of the Hector Black Chapter – Nashville, TN
Ann Wright, Retired Colonel, US Army, and Diplomat; author, Dissent: Voices of Conscience; Whistleblower; Board of Directors, CODEPINK
Zool Zulkowitz, New York Directors Guild of America; Artistic Director, The Rising Together Theater Company; Jewish Voice for Peace; Veterans For Peace

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General

To the Heads of State and Delegations participating in the UN General Assembly in September 2026

Initiating Signers

Panel 1: 11:00 – 1:00

Panel 2: 1:30 – 3:30

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