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Shared Earth Accord: How To End Land Wars Forever

August 12, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Ban Ki-moon:  Friends and colleagues, today we gather not as representatives of nations, but as guardians of a shared home. The world has seen far too many lives lost over boundaries drawn on a map — lines that divide people who share the same sky, drink from the same rivers, and walk on the same Earth.The Shared Earth Accord is not merely a vision; it … [Read more...] about Shared Earth Accord: How To End Land Wars Forever

Filed Under: Crypto, Economics, War, World Peace Tagged With: blockchain peace projects, Buckminster Fuller systems thinking, cultural unity hubs, Elon Musk peace plan, ending land conflicts, global peace initiative, green prosperity, How To End Land Wars, joint economic zones, land disputes solutions, Muhammad Yunus land sharing, Nelson Mandela reconciliation, Norman Borlaug agriculture for peace, peace dividend, profitable peace, Rev Sun Myung Moon peace, Richard Branson cultural projects, Shared Earth Accord, shared stewardship, Vitalik Buterin blockchain peace, Wangari Maathai environmental peace

Trump–Putin Alaska Peace Accord Talks: Ending the Ukraine War

August 11, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

This is a thought experiment.It’s August 2025, and this week President Donald J. Trump is meeting Vladimir Putin in a cedar lodge overlooking Resurrection Bay, Alaska. The setting is far removed from the traditional venues of diplomacy. Instead of marble halls or grand auditoriums, the backdrop here is quiet water, snow-tipped mountains, and the steady glow of a … [Read more...] about Trump–Putin Alaska Peace Accord Talks: Ending the Ukraine War

Filed Under: Politics, War, World Peace Tagged With: Trump Putin Alaska diplomacy, Trump Putin Alaska peace talks, Trump Putin Alaska summit, Trump Putin border agreement, Trump Putin Crimea deal, Trump Putin Donbas status, Trump Putin economic reconstruction, Trump Putin legacy plan, Trump Putin NATO neutrality, Trump Putin peace accord, Trump Putin peace conference, Trump Putin peace framework, Trump Putin political optics, Trump Putin sanctions relief, Trump Putin security guarantees, Trump Putin territorial settlement, Trump Putin Ukraine ceasefire, Trump Putin Ukraine deal, Trump Putin Ukraine negotiation, Trump Putin war ending strategy

Rewriting History: Ending the Russia–Ukraine War

July 22, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Donald J. Trump:  “Well, this isn’t your usual roundtable—and I’ll tell you right now, it’s not about winning an argument or grabbing headlines. We’ve had enough of that. What we need now is something much harder and much more important: a peace that lasts.I’ve been blessed to work on some very tough situations—Middle East, Africa, and yes, a few surprises. … [Read more...] about Rewriting History: Ending the Russia–Ukraine War

Filed Under: Politics, War, World Peace Tagged With: ceasefire enforcement strategy, ending modern war, forgiveness after war, global conflict resolution, national dignity in peace, NATO neutrality deal, peace deal Russia, peace through prosperity, post-war economic zones, Putin face-saving strategy, realistic peace plan Ukraine, rebuilding Ukraine economy, russia ukraine peace talks, sovereignty compromise model, transitional justice, trauma healing post-war, Trump ends wars, Trump Ukraine war solution, war crime justice Ukraine, Zelenskyy peace plan

The House on the Canal: Echoes Through a Century

July 14, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Thomas Harding house on the Canal

Thomas Harding:  (A quiet voice, as if walking beside you on a misty morning)When I first saw the house again, it was nearly gone. Ivy had claimed its bones. Windows stared like blind eyes. And yet, I felt it breathing—barely, stubbornly.I wrote The House by the Canal not to rebuild brick and mortar, but to uncover the hidden conversations that time had … [Read more...] about The House on the Canal: Echoes Through a Century

Filed Under: Reimagined Story, War Tagged With: Berlin house history, Berlin literary setting, canal house symbolism, East Germany GDR life, fictional history conversations, forgotten voices fiction, Germany divided story, Hannah Arendt Germany, haunting historical fiction, Holocaust memory fiction, Jewish family exile, memory as character, multigenerational trauma story, Nazi era remembrance, personified memory stories, postwar German identity, symbolic architecture, Thomas Harding house book, Weimar Republic collapse

Legacy of Power: Kim Dynasty Talks Future with Rev. Moon

July 13, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Rev. Sun Myung Moon:  There are moments in history that pass quietly, unnoticed by the world—and yet, they carry the power to heal centuries. I believe this is one of those moments.We sit here today, not in judgment, but in reflection. Not in opposition, but in search. Three generations of North Korea’s leadership—President Kim Il Sung, General Kim Jong Il, … [Read more...] about Legacy of Power: Kim Dynasty Talks Future with Rev. Moon

Filed Under: Politics, War Tagged With: ending Korean War, Future of Korea, imaginary conversations, Juche ideology, Juche in modern era, Kim dynasty reflection, Kim family values, Kim Il Sung vision, Kim Jong Il economy, Kim Jong Un, Kim Jong Un legacy, Korean Peninsula future, Korean reunification, Korean War, Korean War armistice, North Korea, North Korea future, North Korea peace talks, North Korea prosperity, North Korean leadership, peace in Korea, peace talks, Reunification, Rev. Sun Myung Moon, spiritual moderation Rev Moon, Spiritual Politics, transforming North Korea

Where Peace Begins: Putin, Zelenskyy, and Jesus in Conversation

July 8, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

The olive grove stirs with wind, though no storm is near. Jesus stands quietly at the center of the table, his hands open—not to command, but to welcome. His voice is calm, clear, and filled with the kind of sorrow that still believes in redemption.Jesus:“You have come here not as enemies, but as men with wounds too deep for words.You carry the burdens of … [Read more...] about Where Peace Begins: Putin, Zelenskyy, and Jesus in Conversation

Filed Under: Forgiveness, Spirituality, War, World Peace Tagged With: emotional peace narrative, fictional Jesus meeting, forgiveness between enemies, how peace begins, imaginary world peace talk, imaginative Jesus fiction, Jesus olive grove story, Jesus peace dialogue, Jesus Putin Zelenskyy story, peace after war fiction, political reconciliation fiction, Putin and Zelenskyy meeting Jesus, Putin forgiveness story, Putin redemption moment, spiritual peace conversation, spiritual world leaders talk, truth and mercy fiction, war and redemption dialogue, Zelenskyy healing, Zelenskyy war trauma

Reclaiming Victory: The Global Peace Summit 2025

July 6, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Rev. Sun Myung Moon:My beloved brothers and sisters of the world,There comes a time when the bullets must stop and the hearts must speak. The war between Russia and Ukraine is not just a regional conflict—it is a mirror. It reflects our wounded pride, our unresolved past, and our fear of the other. But more than that, it is a test. A test of whether humanity will … [Read more...] about Reclaiming Victory: The Global Peace Summit 2025

Filed Under: Forgiveness, War, World Peace Tagged With: Angela Merkel diplomacy, António Guterres UN peace, Dalai Lama peace message, Donald Trump Ukraine, economic reconstruction plan, Elon Musk global peace, end Russia Ukraine war, Erdogan diplomacy, Global Peace Summit, Global Peace Summit 2025, Jordan Peterson on war, peace negotiation 2025, postwar healing summit, Putin peace deal, Ray Dalio economics, Reclaiming Victory, Rev Sun Myung Moon summit, spiritual peace talks, Ukraine Russia peace plan, Xi Jinping neutrality, Zelensky peace solution

North Star AI: Can Peace Tech Predict and Prevent War?

June 24, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Arvid Bell:When we launched North Star, we weren't trying to replace human judgment—we were trying to extend its reach. In a world where hours can determine the fate of millions, what if we had months of foresight instead of moments of panic?We’ve spent years building simulations that don't just crunch numbers—they model human decision-making under pressure. We … [Read more...] about North Star AI: Can Peace Tech Predict and Prevent War?

Filed Under: A.I., War Tagged With: AI and geopolitics, AI digital twins, AI emotional modeling, AI escalation prediction, AI peace forecasting, AI war prevention, Arvid Bell AI, Arvid Bell North Star, Eric Schmidt peace tech, ethical AI diplomacy, ethical conflict AI, future of diplomacy AI, global crisis AI, Nobel peace AI, North Star conflict prediction, North Star Harvard, peace tech AI, peace tech industry, predictive diplomacy AI, simulate world leaders

After Pandora’s Box: Can Global Wisdom Prevent a Wider War?

June 23, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Ban Ki-moon:When a ceasefire is declared, the world holds its breath—not in triumph, but in hope.Hope that violence might pause.Hope that dialogue might resume.Hope that humanity might prevail, even if only briefly.But tonight, that hope was broken.Both sides, within hours, failed to uphold their word. Missiles followed promises. Accusations replaced agreements. … [Read more...] about After Pandora’s Box: Can Global Wisdom Prevent a Wider War?

Filed Under: Politics, War Tagged With: avoiding World War 3, Cold War diplomacy, diplomacy after conflict, future of Iran deal, global peace efforts Iran, global unity in crisis, hope for Middle East, international relations Iran 2025, Iran crisis 2025, Iran nuclear future, Iran sanctions strategy, Israel Iran risk, JCPOA revival chance, Middle East war risk, nuclear Iran concerns, peaceful de-escalation Iran, preventing regional war, restoring Iran talks, Strait of Hormuz tensions, U.S. Iran balance

Tucker vs. Ted: Foreign Policy Round 2 Begins

June 20, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Douglas Murray: There are moments when a nation must reckon not only with its enemies abroad—but with the ideas it clings to at home.In this so-called “Round Two,” we witness the return of two powerful minds—Tucker Carlson and Senator Ted Cruz—clashing once again on the battlefield of American foreign policy. But this is no mere rematch of egos. It’s a reckoning … [Read more...] about Tucker vs. Ted: Foreign Policy Round 2 Begins

Filed Under: Politics, War Tagged With: Bacevich U.S. empire, Condoleezza Rice foreign affairs, endless wars critique, Glenn Greenwald military critique, Kissinger foreign policy legacy, military-industrial complex, moral vs strategic policy, neoconservatism vs realism, perpetual war America, Petraeus endless war, Seymour Hersh interviews, Stephen Walt realism, Ted Cruz America First policy, Ted Cruz foreign policy, Tucker Carlson global policing, Tucker Carlson Ted Cruz debate, Tucker Carlson war stance, Tucker vs Ted Round 2, U.S. foreign policy 2025, war powers reform

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