Trouble is, who sets (and enforces) the rule that all countries must have
weak federal governments? Assuming this powerful entity goes away after
all countries have been forced to have weak federal governments (they
won't do it by choice), who then stops a rogue country from subsequently
developing a powerful federal government?  What if it decides on
imperialist adventures?

Ron

On Mon, 18 May 1998, Andy Kunz wrote:

> >One country-level, and one all-world organization?
> >Skip everything between (EU, US, USSR, etc)
> >So there will be no superpower fights.
>
> No, local and county and state levels, with very weak federal and no
> international.
>
> This also eliminates superpower fights, and returns government to the
> PEOPLE where it belongs.
>
> Andy
>
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