Report 

                         24th June 2008

Dear Companions

I am readdressing with humble concern the report on the subject of the heaviest issue.

There is a necessity of immediate attention, accuracy, consideration and examinations of the conditions heretofore exposed.

On the fifty-fifth session, 7th September 2001, 11th plenary meeting, the UN General Assembly adopted the Resolution 55/282.

The General Assembly proclaimed the 21st of September of each year as the International Day of Peace.

The General Assembly also addressed the subsequent statement embodied in paragraph 3 of the aforementioned Resolution;

 3. Invites all Member States, organisations of the United Nations system, regional and non-governmental organisations and individuals to commemorate, in an appropriate manner, the International Day of Peace, including through education and public awareness to co-operate with the United Nations in the establishment of the global ceasefire. 

Considering the Provision of the UN Charter and taking into account the role of the above mentioned relevant resolution adopted by the competent organs of the United Nations, each State has the duty to comply in full and in good faith with its international obligations under the principles of International Law.

Non-violence, non-proliferation and global disarmament are of primary importance and essential conditions to ensure order and education within the International Community.

Bearing in mind the paramount importance that the faithful observance of international law subsume and considering in consequence that the prosperity and peace of the International Community are to a remarkable extent endangered, each State has the duty to co-operate with one another, irrespective of their differences in their political, economic and social systems, in the various spheres of international relations, in order to maintain international peace and security and to promote international stability and progress, the welfare of nations and international co-operation free from discrimination based on such differences.

Desiring to draw diligence and respect to the aforesaid objective and therefore to adopt and maintain collective effective measures for the prevention and removal of breaches and threats to the peace and to bring adjustment or settlement of international disputes or situations, I have humbly requested the attention of national and international institutions or bodies disclosed into the present report, addressing the necessity to comply with the requirements that the resolution referred to above entails.

The institutions or bodies I do now raise objections to are heretofore reported.

• UN Security Council;
• UN General Assembly;
• UN Peace Building Commission;
• UN Non-Proliferation and Disarmament departments;
• UN Secretary General;
• UN Security Council Presidents;
• UN 193 Permanent Mission Representatives to the United Nations;
• The Vatican City in Rome;
• UN Spiritual Foundation;
• International Court of Justice;
• Court of Justice of the European Communities;
• The Council of the European Union;
• European Court of Human Rights;
• European Commission;
• Eurojust;
• Inter Parliamentary Union;
• Association of Secretary General of Parliaments;
• National Parliaments;
• World Embassies;
• Amnesty International Worldwide;
• Fundamental Rights Agency;
• NHS Mental Health Departments Worldwide;
• The White House, the President of the United States of America;
• The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom;
• The President of the European Commission;
• The President of Zimbabwe;
• The President of Uganda;
• The President of Russia;
• The President of France;
• Russian Politician, Founder and Leader of the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia;
• The President of Sri Lanka;
• The President of Sudan;
• The President of Iran;
• The president of Somalia;
• The President of Pakistan;
• The President of Burma;
• The President of Afghanistan;
• The President of Kurdistan;
• The President of Turkey;
• The President of Somalia;
• The President of Kashmir;
• The President of Senegal;
• The President of Nigeria;
• The President of India;
• The President of Ethiopia;
• The President of the Democratic Republic of Congo;
• The President of Yemen;
• The president of Chad;
• The President of Tanzania;
• The president of Egypt;
• The Prime Minister of Kenia;
• Committee of the Regions of the European Union;
• European Social Committee;
• Office for Official Publication of the European Communities;
• The World Council of Religious Leaders;
• European Ombudsman;
• United Kingdom Ombudsman;
• His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales;
• Her Majesty the Queen Elisabeth the ii;
• UK Royal Court of Justice, 16 Judges informed;
• UK Inspectorate of Court Administration;
• UK House of Lords;
• UK House of Common;
• UK Ministry of Justice;
• UK Ministry of Defence;
• UK Her Majesty Stationery Office;
• UK Government Offices;
• UK London Government Communication Headquarters;
• UK London Local Government Association;
• UK Greater London Authority;
• UK London Foreign and Commonwealth Office;
• UK London Parliamentary Commissioner for Administration;
• UK London Improvement and Development Agency;
• UK London Cabinet Office;
• UK Security Service MI5;
• UK London Secret Intelligence Service;
• UK London Government Human Rights Unit;
• UK London Metropolitan Police Forces, Working for a Safer London;
• BBC News;
• First Minister and Deputy First Minister, UK, Belfast;
• Youth Justice board for England and Wales;

It is discernible that the institutions or bodies reported have neglected to establish conditions under which justice and respect for the obligations arising from treaties and other sources of national and international law can be maintained.

The cessation of violence and of any other form of abuse, corruption, maladministration and the eradication of conflict within the International Community are relevant factors consequently unattended.

Notwithstanding the fact that concrete and heavy situations are pressing upon the people of all States, political and religious conditions remain unchanged.

I do object contemporary arrangements.

A war of aggression constitutes a crime against the peace, for which there is responsibility under international law.

States shall settle their international disputes by non-violent means in such a manner that international peace, security and justice are not endangered.

All States shall pursue in good faith negotiations for the conclusion of a universal treaty on general and complete disarmament and strive to adopt appropriate measures to reduce and eradicate tensions and strengthen confidence among States.

The Security Council shall determine the existence of any threat to the peace, breaches of the peace or act of aggression and shall make recommendation to maintain or restore international peace and security.

Notwithstanding the fact that the situations resulting from a violation of international law, also situations in which co-operation in the economic, political, social, cultural, educational and health fields is deprived of at the national and international scale, the disregard and contempt for human rights and fundamental freedoms and malfunction of the promotion and maintenance of the essential development of friendly relations between nations all do imply a violation of moral obligations, the establishment of the global ceasefire is to date by States neglected.

I do raise objections to States armaments.

To my Sons and Daughters: RISE UP, BE STRONG AND STAND IN PATIENT ENDURANCE!

Your Brother

Giuseppe Biundo

Postal address: 1 Barkston Gardens, Earls Court, London, SW5 0ER, UK.

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