Manifesto for International Virtual Country (Book) - 12/22/2019 8:34:23 AM
Even though your book is short I have little time to read books so I probably won't. But I do like to comment on these book descriptions and excerpts.
Your description and your excerpt are the same. They shouldn't be. Many people, the world over are afraid of a collective world government for multiple reasons. For example, the turmoil in the European Community over Brexit. A step I would consider backward, like retaining the royalty at tremendous cost with very little benefit except to them.
Multinational companies that you seem to be referring to have infiltrated almost every country in the world and normalized them before any governmental or other action like the United Nations. Coca-Cola and McDonald's are now ubiquitous around the world. Even though, found to be unhealthy as part of the human diet.
The Internet, indeed, has brought us all together with greater understanding. More and more television shows on cable and over the Internet bring us localities and people close up and personal so we can begin better to understand them and why they live the way you. People have universal need and cares that should be addressed, regardless of where they live.
I'm a little concerned with your concern for, "Tidying up," that is the kind of thing that dictators like to do to get the favor of the people, making the streets look clean and neat while hiding a jungle of deceit and cruelty back where no one can see it. A better approach would be using small technologies to make small improvements in life that save the land and its fauna and flora. The uniqueness that a place as that make it precious for those who live there in the world to see via the Internet at any time.
Good luck with your books,
Ron
