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If We Are To Avoid That Catastrophe [a Nuclear World War Iii], A System Of World Order — Preferably A System Of World Government — Is Mandatory. The Proud Nations Someday Will See The Light And, For The Common Good And Their Own Survival, Yield Up Their Precious Sovereignty, Just As America's Thirteen Colonies Did Two Centuries Ago. When We Finally Come To Our Senses And Establish A World Executive And Parliament Of Nations, Thanks To The Nuremburg Precedent We Will Already Have In Place The Fundamentals For The Third Branch Of Government, The Judiciary.

The 60s Undoubtedly Were The Most Turbulent Years Of The Century.

The Fact That You Are Here Tonight Gathered Together With Us Testifies To The Fact You Understand The Need For This Organization And The Need For Redoubling Our Efforts In This Organization To Try To Assure That Democracy As Represented By The United States Must Depend Upon A Total Freedom Of Religion, Which Is Written Into Our Constitution, Of Course, And The Mere Suggestion That Anyone Could Maintain That One's Patriotism, One's Devotion To One's Country Can Be Judged By One's Religion Is So Vile, So Vile That We Have To Take To The Streets Indeed And To Put It Aside.

A System Of World Order-preferably A System Of World Government -is Mandatory... The Proud Nations Someday Will See The Light And, For The Common Good And Their Own Survival, Yield Up Their Precious Sovereignty.

Would It Be Better To Have A President Who Cries Easily? Well, That Depends On What He Cried About. I Would Not Like The Thought Of A President Who Could Not Cry. That Would Be Worse Than One Who Cried Over The Right Things. Which, In This Case, Would Be The Things I Would Cry Over.