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Samuel Avery
(Interview featured on A Man's World, October 11, 2005)

How can we maintain peace, ecological sustainability, and economic justice in the world while protecting and enhancing cultural diversity? Sam Avery, author of The Globalist Papers, shows the need now for unity among nations of the world much the same way the "Federalist Papers" showed the need in the 1700s's for unity among the states of America. As Sam points out, a nuclear encounter is inevitable if the United States continues to spread its own institutions and traditions with armed forces. "Forced democracy and excessive patriotism in an age of nuclear weapons will be the downfall of humanity," says Avery. "Modern warfare is no longer compatible with civilization."

Avery engages listeners in a lively discussion of such hot topic issues as:

• Why America is heading for World Empire without realizing it.
• Why national security is a threat to global security.
• Why disarmament is unrealistic and unproductive in the absence of fundamental political change.
• Why it will always be important to be American, but more important now to be human!

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Books by Sam Avery:
The Globalist Papers
The Dimensional Structure of Consciousness
Transcendence of the Western Mind

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