World peace will not arrive until nations surrender the illusion of absolute sovereignty. In this powerful conversation, Host Glen T. Martin (President of the World Constitution and Parliament Association) is joined by author and Urantia scholar Byron Belitsos to explore the converging messages of the Earth Constitution and The Urantia Book. From the interfaith lectures of Jesus at Urmia to the principles of democratic world law, this episode reveals a cosmic and political mandate for uniting humanity. Drawing on over 40 years of activism and revelatory study, Byron presents the Fifth Epochal Revelation as a living guide for global federation, and Glen affirms the structural and moral foundations offered by the Earth Constitution. Watch, share, and join us in building the 16th Provisional World Parliament this December. Topics Covered: Origins and authority of The Urantia Book The Urmia lectures of Jesus on global governance The illusion of national sovereignty World law and the architecture of peace Earth Constitution as fulfillment of divine law Learn more and get involved: https://www.earthconstitution.world https://www.worldparliament-gov.org

Hosted by Byron Belitsos | Earth Constitution Institute Dr. Chuck Pennacchio—founder of the Justice for All Network and longtime advocate for democratic systems change—joins Byron Belitsos to explore what it means to build justice across borders. A former U.S. Senate candidate, professor of history and politics, and member of the World Democracy Forum, Chuck brings decades of institutional experience to this urgent global conversation. As national and international systems collapse under the weight of corruption, militarism, and inequality, Dr. Pennacchio offers a compelling vision: global cooperation through enforceable, democratic world law. Drawing from movements for healthcare justice, political reform, and international law, he makes the case for a World Parliament—not as utopia, but as strategic necessity. Key Topics: Why the UN system is obsolete The fascist assault on human rights and democracy Justice as a transnational organizing principle The architecture of enforceable global law Lessons from nonviolent movements and electoral organizing Credits & Further Reading / CTA Dr. Chuck Pennacchio is founder of the Justice for All Network, President of the One Payer States network, and a member of the World Democracy Forum. He served as a Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate (PA, 2006), aide to four U.S. Senators and one U.S. House Member (1979–1988), and has taught for over 30 years as a professor of history and politics at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, Delaware Valley University (PA), Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, and the University of Colorado-Boulder. For more about Chuck’s work: https://justiceforall.global https://onepayerstates.org For global governance and solutions: https://earthconstitution.world #JusticeForAll #ChuckPennacchio #GlobalDemocracy #WorldParliament #EarthConstitution #WorldFederation #BypassTheUN #AbolishWar #MetaSystemicThinking #TransnationalLaw #ClimateJustice #JusticeAcrossBorders #PoliticalEvolution #OnePayerStates #SystemicSolutions #WorldDemocracyForum #ProvisionalWorldParliament #PlanetaryGovernance #DemocraticWorldGovernment

The conversation traces the collapse of traditional climate governance, the failures of the IPCC and UN system, and the need for a new moral and legal framework to bypass the outdated nation-state system. With host Byron Belitsos, Wollersheim lays out a four-point strategy for climate truth-telling and global survival. Intro / 60 Years of Failure 0:00 The Four-Point Strategy 4:00 → 1. Admit failure → 2. Pressure states → 3. Shock & Awe the public → 4. Build enforceable global law Bypassing Failed Institutions / The Earth Constitution Solution 11:00 Tipping Points & System Collapse 25:00 Climageddon & Global Die-Off Risks 31:00 The Moral Truth Response 41:00 Sources & Documentation For full charts, citations, and the Four-Point Climate Strategy: https://www.joboneforhumanity.org/special_briefing_may_22_2025 Visit Lawrence’s organizations: https://www.joboneforhumanity.org https://www.universeinstitute.org Learn More & Get Involved Join the global movement to place the world’s people in charge of climate policy. https://earthconstitution.world #ClimateEmergency #GlobalWarming #RunawayWarming #TippingPoints #ClimateCollapse #ClimateCrisis #ClimateScience #IPCC #UNClimateSummit #ParisAgreement #SystemChangeNotClimateChange #PlanetaryGovernance #GlobalDemocracy #DemocraticWorldGovernment #EarthConstitution #WorldParliament #ProvisionalWorldParliament #WorldFederalism #EarthFederation #JobOneForHumanity #UniverseInstitute #ByronBelitsos #LawrenceWollersheim #MetaSystemicThinking #GlobalSolutions #MoralClimateAction #Overshoot #ClimateTruth #Climageddon #EmergencyBypass #PeoplePower #UNFails #ClimateJustice #DeepAdaptation #TransformTheSystem #WCPA #EarthConstitutionInstitute #EarthConstitutionWorld

In this powerful address titled "Peace as a Planetary Imperative: Toward a Democratic World System," Dr. Glen T. Martin argues passionately for a global shift toward lasting peace. Examining the limitations of the current United Nations structure, Dr. Martin critiques the underlying systems of national sovereignty, capitalism, and militarization that perpetuate global conflicts and economic injustices. He presents a compelling vision for systemic change, highlighting five essential components needed to achieve a peaceful, cooperative, and democratically governed world. At the heart of his message is the call to adopt the Constitution for the Federation of Earth, a transformative framework designed to replace today's war-centric international order with a peace-based global democracy. This speech was delivered in preparation for the 16th Session of the Provisional World Parliament, scheduled for December 2025 in Pondicherry, India, supported by the World Democracy Coalition (WDC). Key Topics: Global peace as a planetary necessity Critique of the UN system and nation-state sovereignty Structural and psychological dimensions of peace Economic injustice and the military-industrial complex Five core components for a democratic world system Constitution for the Federation of Earth as a path forward Join the Movement: Support global democracy and peace by engaging with the World Democracy Coalition and exploring the Constitution for the Federation of Earth. Learn More: Visit https://www.earthconstitution.world #Peace #GlobalDemocracy #EarthConstitution #WorldParliament #WorldPeace #HumanRights #Sustainability #UNReform #WorldDemocracyCoalition #DrGlenTMartin

What if the solution to global crises was already written? In this special episode, recorded during the Easy EC introductory session, Dr. Glen T. Martin, President of the World Constitution and Parliament Association (WCPA), and Laura George, JD, Executive Director of the Oracle Institute, explore how the Earth Constitution provides a transformative vision for planetary democracy, human rights, and global governance. ️ Featured Speakers: Laura George, JD – Executive Director, The Oracle Institute Dr. Glen T. Martin – Distinguished Professor & Global Governance Advocate David Gallup, JD – President, World Service Authority & Expert in World Citizenship Key Topics Discussed: The structure and purpose of the Earth Constitution How global consciousness is evolving toward world unity Human rights protections under the Earth Constitution Insights on women’s rights and the Founding Mothers movement World Legislative Review Commission – How this initiative ensures that global laws align with principles of justice, peace, and sustainability The upcoming Provisional World Parliament (December 7-10, 2025) in Pondicherry, India Learn more at: earthconstitution.world #EarthConstitution #GlobalGovernance #ProvisionalWorldParliament #OneUnitedEarth #Sustainability #WorldDemocracy #PlanetaryCitizenship #TransformationalLeadership #SystemChange #WorldCitizen #EcoJustice #HumanRights #EthicalLeadership #GlobalJustice #EvolutionaryLeadership #UnitedForPeace #InternationalLaw #FutureOfDemocracy #governanceforthepeople Song: "Earth Hour" by Ecobel, Epidemic Sound Licensed from Adobe Stock

Join Dr. Martin as he explores the profound vision of the Earth Constitution, unveiling its potential to unify humanity through economic and political holism. In this thought-provoking presentation, discover how the principles of unity in diversity can address global challenges like environmental degradation, institutional fragmentation, and the need for world democracy. Drawing inspiration from Walt Whitman’s poetry and Ken Wilber’s integral philosophy, Dr. Martin outlines a future where the Earth Constitution serves as a beacon for peace, justice, and ecological harmony. Whether you're a scholar, activist, or dreamer of a better world, this episode offers insights into building a global identity and embracing holistic governance. Together, we can co-create a world of joy, freedom, and shared responsibility. Visit EarthConstitution.World to learn more and join the movement for global democracy. ✨ Watch now to be inspired by this revolutionary vision for a united humanity!

Nagasaki Day Panel: Moving Towards Global Peace and Disarmament On this significant day, we commemorate the tragic bombing of Nagasaki while addressing the urgent need for global nuclear disarmament. This panel, introduced by Byron Belitsos, brings together thought leaders and activists dedicated to promoting global democracy and sustainable peace under the framework of the Earth Constitution. Panelists include: Glen Martin: Renowned philosopher and advocate for global democracy. Patricia Murphy: Earth Constitution Institute, emphasizing the urgency of global governance. Michael Ellis: Club of Budapest, Australia, discussing the existential threats we face. Diane Perlman: Political psychologist, exploring the psychological impact of the nuclear arms race. Tiahoga Ruge: Mexican Center for Global Responsibility, providing insights on international disarmament efforts. Together, they discuss the limitations of current disarmament treaties, the escalating dangers of nuclear arsenals, and the vital role of the Earth Constitution in creating a peaceful and just global society. Join us in this critical conversation as we explore pathways to a future free from the threat of nuclear war and grounded in global cooperation. #NagasakiDay #EarthConstitution #GlobalPeace #NuclearDisarmament #WorldDemocracy

In this episode of the ECI Podcast, hosts Byron Belitsos and Dr. Glen Martin are joined by special guests Dr. Richard Sharp and Patricia Murphy for an insightful discussion. This episode, part of the 2024 series, focuses on a gathering of prominent ECI members, all of whom are recognized academics and considered elders within the organization. The conversation kicks off with an introduction to the newly launched World Democracy Campaign. Byron and Glen explain that this campaign aims to gather coalition partners who align with ECI's mission. There are two main types of coalitions: the Convener Coalition, consisting of serious organizations endorsing ECI's work, and the Supporter Coalition, which includes organizations that agree with ECI's principles but may not endorse every detail of the Earth Constitution. The episode delves into the experiences and lessons learned by ECI members, highlighting the challenges the organization faces in gaining worldwide recognition. A significant part of the discussion revolves around strategies to engage the youth, emphasizing the importance of their involvement in shaping global governance. Patricia Murphy shares her concerns about the current global crisis and its effect on young people's hope and actions. The conversation touches on the interconnectedness of environmental issues, education, and governance, questioning whether humanity will recognize the need for a new governance model amidst escalating crises such as the war in Ukraine and the conflict in Gaza. The hosts and guests also explore the idea of incorporating arts and poetry into legislative processes, inspired by historical figures like Percy Shelley. They discuss the provisional world parliament's legislative acts aimed at various global issues, including nuclear disarmament and economic equity.

Key Points: Critical Perspective on Current Global Systems: Highlighting the impracticality and self-destructive nature of current global governance, military spending, and UN reform efforts. Advocacy for World Federation: Emphasizing the need for an integral consciousness and democratic constitutional government to address global issues effectively. Role of Integral Consciousness: Discussing the evolution of human consciousness and its importance in shaping a holistic, sustainable future. Promotion of the Earth Constitution: Encouraging listeners to engage with and support the Earth Constitution, which offers a comprehensive blueprint for global governance. Call to Action: Urging participation in the World Democracy Campaign and the Provisional World Parliament to enact transformative global change. Student and Youth Involvement: Stressing the importance of educating and involving young people in the mission of the Earth Constitution. Full Description: In this episode of the ECI Podcast, hosts Byron and Glen engage in a profound discussion on the current state of global governance and the urgent need for a new paradigm. Byron critiques the self-destructive tendencies of existing international systems, characterized by extensive military expenditure, systematic genocide, and ineffective reforms within the United Nations. He argues that the practical solution lies in adopting an integral consciousness and establishing a democratic constitutional government that can guide humanity towards a sustainable and just future. Glen expands on the concept of integral consciousness, explaining its evolutionary basis and its role in transcending current societal paradigms. He emphasizes that this shift is not merely a human initiative but a cosmic phenomenon, integral to our progress as a species. The conversation highlights the Earth Constitution as a critical tool in this transformative process, offering a detailed and actionable framework for global governance that prioritizes human dignity and holistic development. We're calling for active participation in the World Democracy Campaign and the Provisional World Parliament, inviting integral thinkers and activists to join the movement. They stress the importance of engaging young people, providing them with the knowledge and tools to advocate for a better world. The episode concludes with a reminder of the ongoing efforts to build a world electoral district and the significance of local action in achieving global change. Listeners are encouraged to visit the Earth Constitution Institute's website, subscribe to updates, and explore resources such as Glen's book, "Human Dignity and World Order," and the Earth Constitution itself. The episode is a compelling call to action, urging individuals to contribute to a new era of global cooperation and integral governance.

#ecipodcast #worldfederalism #worldgovernment #humandignity #EarthConstitution #newpodcast #foryoupage #fyp In this special episode of the podcast, listeners are invited to celebrate the launch of Dr. Glen T. Martin's latest book, Human Dignity and World Order. The episode serves not only as a platform for discussing the book's themes but also as a profound engagement with the ideas of global democracy and the inherent dignity of every individual as framed by Dr. Martin's extensive philosophical and practical work. The podcast opens with an introduction to Dr. Martin, highlighting his significant contributions to the philosophy of global democracy and his role as a leader within the Earth Constitution Institute (ECI) and the World Constitution and Parliament Association (WCPA). As the episode progresses, it delves deep into the book’s core themes, particularly focusing on the Earth Constitution's role in promoting a world federal government and how this aligns with global citizenship initiatives. Throughout the discussion, the philosophical underpinnings that have influenced Dr. Martin's work are explored, providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of the theoretical and practical implications of his writings. The conversation also tackles the practical aspects of implementing the ideals laid out in the Earth Constitution, transforming the dialogue into a call to action for global cooperation and reform in governance structures. This episode is characterized by its blend of philosophical depth and actionable insights, aiming to inspire listeners to reflect on and engage with the pressing issues facing the global community. It is presented as an invitation to all who dream of a just and peaceful world to understand, reflect upon, and act toward the realization of human dignity across all nations. By the end of the podcast, the audience is encouraged to consider the significant role that global democratic structures play in addressing worldwide challenges, underscoring Dr. Martin's commitment to a unified world grounded in respect and justice for all human beings.

In this enlightening episode of the ECI Podcast, host Byron Belitsos, co-host Dr. Glen Martin, and guest David Gallup engage in a profound discussion centered around the critical juncture at which humanity stands, emphasizing the urgency and necessity for global citizenship, the operational upgrades of ECI, and the foundational pillars for a peaceful and sustainable world governance under the Earth Constitution. They delve into the multifaceted crises facing the planet, highlighting the indispensable role of collective action and individual responsibility towards fostering a world centered on peace, human rights, and ecological sustainability. The conversation navigates through the historical context of world citizenship, as introduced by Garry Davis, and the evolution of this concept into a global movement encompassing over a million people. David Gallup, with his rich legacy in human rights advocacy, brings to the fore the significance of recognizing and exercising our rights and duties within a global framework. The episode intricately ties the philosophical underpinnings of world citizenship to the practical steps being undertaken to realize a world parliament, emphasizing the interconnection of all humanity and the planet. Byron, Dr. Martin, and David discuss the operational strategies, such as the creation of world electoral districts and the leveraging of blockchain technology, to ensure the credibility and security of global elections. They underscore the Earth Constitution as a beacon of hope and a legal framework guiding the path towards a democratic world federation, where peace prevails over war, and law governs the relationships between nations. This episode not only provides a comprehensive overview of the Earth Constitution Institute's vision and efforts but also serves as a call to action for individuals to recognize their role as world citizens. It encourages listeners to participate in this global endeavor, whether by forming world electoral districts, engaging in the provisional world parliament, or simply by aligning themselves with the values of global citizenship and environmental stewardship. Listeners are invited to join this pivotal movement towards establishing a professional world government and parliament, embodying the principles of the Earth Constitution and working towards a future where humanity and the planet thrive together responsibly.

In the inaugural episode of the Earth Constitution Institute Podcast, we examine the critical role of grassroots activism and community engagement in the global movement for democratic governance, emphasizing the formation of World Electoral Districts (WEDs). Host Byron Belitsos engages with Leopoldo Cook, Vice President of the WCPA, and Glen Martin, President and key figure at the Earth Constitution Institute, to discuss the innovative efforts in establishing WEDs, from Venezuela to Washington D.C. They address the challenges and successes in building local support for the Earth Constitution, which seeks to unify global democracy under a common legal framework. Leopoldo Cook discusses the importance of moving beyond anthropocentric views to embrace ecological sustainability, sharing insights from his leadership in Venezuela's first chartered WED. He discusses the significance of community-driven efforts in supporting the Earth Constitution, underscoring the importance of transcending traditional views for a sustainable future. Glen Martin provides a foundational overview of the Earth Constitution's ethical, legal, and philosophical underpinnings, advocating for a democratic global government to address humanity's pressing threats. Together, they outline the practical steps and strategic vision necessary for the Earth Federation Movement, illustrating how WEDs serve as the cornerstone for a democratically governed world. Episode Highlights: - The ideological foundation and practical steps for initiating a World Electoral District. - The significance of grassroots activism in transcending national sovereignties to achieve a global democratic governance system. - The role of the Earth Constitution in advocating for universal civil rights, ecological responsibility, and the abolition of war, emphasizing the urgent need for a new provisional world parliament. This episode is a call to action for individuals and communities to actively participate in the creation and support of WEDs. By engaging in philosophical discussions, local gatherings, and advocacy, listeners are encouraged to join the grassroots momentum toward a world that honors human dignity and ecological balance. Discover the pathways to contributing to a democratic world system, learning from the pioneers of this transformative movement, and shaping a future governed by the principles of the Earth Constitution.