Category Archives: collective security

The World is Getting Better, not Worse – Unity of Thought in World Undertakings

Posted on January 8, 2016 by rheaharmsen

The World is Getting Better, not Worse – Unity of Thought in World Undertakings The world is getting better, not worse. It can be proven. By measuring the increase in something called “unity of thought in world undertakings.” Whenever all … Continue reading →

Posted in baha'i, collective security, consultation, deliberation, equality, extremes of wealth and poverty, feminism, food security, futurism, global discussion, governance, parliament, poverty, rape as a weapon of war, rights of women, the poor, Uncategorized, unity in diversity, violence against women, wealth, women | Tagged global trends, United Nations, unity of thought, world cooperation | 1 Comment

What is more horrible? #BringBackOurGirls

Posted on May 6, 2014 by rheaharmsen

On a scale of one to ten, what is more horrible than the kidnapping of little girls to be sold into sexual slavery in order to scare folks into not sending girls to school? How should we react to that? … Continue reading →

Posted in child molesters, child sexual abuse, collective security, equality, feminism, freedom, rights of women, social justice, violence against women, women's history | Tagged #BringBackOurGirls, education of women, fundamentalism, militants, Nigerian girls | 4 Comments

Poetic Justice, Opportunity and Collective Security – ending the use of rape as a weapon of war

Posted on May 29, 2011 by rheaharmsen

I woke up this morning with a bunch of thoughts that begged to be connected, ordered into some coherent proposal. It included bits of poetry, scripture, current news and global institutions. All these seemed like pieces of a disordered puzzle. One of the poems … Continue reading →