No nation is the world. The world is all nations joined together and the strength of all joined together is greater than anyone alone. Hence, unity is the strength of the world. We have been determined to live and resolve our problems and differences - what stands between us and peace is law. A nation may determine its law but in the midst of others you are bound to have conflicting legislation and duplicity to say the least. Here, we advocate moderation and human values - in who knows more should teach who knows less.
I came to Britain to study. I studied like a sower, which knowingly and unknowingly tailored together to yield these books aside of practical healings. I used ?knowingly and unknowingly? because I did not contemplate or solicit any but each sprout like Irroko. The latter is often treated as Mustard because it germinates in the land of its lover. When reading any of the books, you will enjoy refreshing originalities that made each a unique revelation. These are contained in every part and in reading Israel; you will appreciate my Oracular source. Something new, never before know is a revelation. Why it happened or happening now is beyond me but impliedly in preparation for what happens next.

The books are prophetic and predicting to the new era. As our great internationalism becomes poisoned chalice; it attracts judgments meant for wise people, who knowingly provoke justice. We came together to corrupt; we came together to kill; we came together to make orphans, widows, poverty and needy. Prophet Jeremiah 14 challenges us as living in false world we did not know its foundations and customs. If the land of freedom (America) went to foreign expedition since 2001 for what happened in America that America did not prevent, our new world order starts with overhauling and transforming nationalism to meet the new era terms and conditions. After the Greco-Roman, it is now West plus America and the East; what will stress us more is making efforts that will be wasted. That fife of conflict intrigues, unless resolved soon will usher wrongly and lead to nothing.

The generic concept in this book could be likened to a broom - The broom is a ready tool to sweep clean or sweep out. This book is awakening and forewarning at the beginning of this millennium. The stitch in time saves nine. The changes are marked and coming and if we cannot overhaul, transform and agree on terms and conditions to live together in peace and harmony, there will be disaster henceforth till the D-Day (AD2650). While the time runs, streamlining nationalism, regionalism and internationalism could play better roles to ensure that all do not mistake, suffer or end at the same time. Take it as studied and presented that there is no International Law that guide or rules the members of the United Nations as the European Union. This is because the way the Democratic and Communist polarities distorted and hijacked the UN from its inception made the UN lame. With no standards, terms and conditions to measure compliance, discretional resolution and vetoes are no law. The UN needs great overhauling or will be disserted as the great powers mess it up continually. The confrontational and polarisation of the major powers are the greatest threat to the world order. The East and West have failed world order terms and conditions for peace.


Table Of Content

Preamble
Where are we? i
Archaeology xxx
The rebirth of nationalism xxxiv
Note on board xxxv
Introduction lvii
1. What is the intention of this work? xii
2. What is world order? xvi
3. Passing off xx
4. About the book xxii
5. Transition xxviii
Chapter 1
1. European crises and the world order (The Five Men) ------ p1
2. Woodrow Wilson ----- p2
3. Joseph Stalin ---- p5
4. Franklin Roosevelt p7
5. Winston Churchill p9
6. Adolf Hitler p22
7. Review and Reflection


Chapter 2
1. Nationalism ----- p35
2. What is a nation? ------ p35
3. Nationalism as a system ----- p42
4. Nation-states ----- p43
5. Afghanistan ----- p47
6. Argentina ----- p48
7. Armenia ----- p49
8. Bolivia ----- p53
9. Bosnia-Herzegovina ----- p54
10. Brazil ----- p55
11. China ----- p56
12. Egypt ----- p58
13. Ethiopia ----- p58
14. France ------ p59
15. Germany ----- p66
16. Georgia ----- p67
17. India, Pakistan and Bangladesh ----- p68
18. Iran 72
19. Iraq 74
20. Israel 71
21. Ivory Coast 105
22. Libya 106
23. Nigeria 107
24. Ossetia 116
25. Russia 116
26. Rwanda 122
27. South Afrika 123
28. Sri Lanka 125
29. Sudan (North & South) 128
30. Syria and Ukraine (current affairs) 129
31. The Caribbean/West Indies 140
32. Uganda 142
33. UK 145
34. USA 185
35. Western Sahara 186
36. Zimbabwe
187


Chapter 3
192
1. Extra-Territorial Issues 192
2. Holistic Education 197
3. World Order Eschatology 200
4. Immigration 204
5. Extreme poverty is evil 208
6. Failed nations 210
7. National insolvency 212
8. Managing crimes 215
9. IPCC Climate Report 216
10. Managing drugs 219
11. Sexual Discretion, Yogyakarta principle 220
12. Managing Diversity and nationalism 224


Chapter 4
1. Internationalism 227
2. How did it start? 229
3. Inter-cultural-medium 231
4. Who won the Cold War & terrorism? 234
5. The International Police Nations 236
6. Reign of Resolutions and Vetoes 239
7. Intelligence 241
8. Abuse of Articles 51 (self-defence) & Article 3
9. (Refugees) 243


Chapter 5
1. International Politics 245
2. Rights of nations, states and persons 245
3. Are nations equal? 246
4. Why do people fight? 247
5. Is war totally avoidable? 250
6. Sovereign crux 250
7. Self-determination 255
8. Self-determination mannerism 260
9. Jurisdictional equity 261
10. Constitutional and unconstitutional
11. self-determination 262
12. The distortion of self-determination 262
13. Determinants of self-determination 266
14. Measurement and ramification of
15. self-determination 269
16. The factors that check self-determination 270
17. Nationhood 272
18. Non-recognition and non-intervention 277
19. Nuclear Power Politics 278


Chapter 6
1. Regional Organisations and law enforcement
2. Europe/EU 285
3. NATO 288
4. Afrika/AU 292
5. OAS (not detailed)
6. Fourth Glaciations 298


Chapter 7
1. International law 299
2. Ideas and developments 302
3. What is international law? 305
4. Who makes international laws? 313
5. How are international laws made? 315
6. Sovereignty & international law 315
7. The mechanism of the UN 317
8. The structure of the UN 318
9. Why has UN often been called
10. toothless bull-dog? 326
11. How effective is or should the UN be? 328
12. International obligations 333
13. Diplomatic Cols 334
14. What is the remit of the International
15. Court of Justice (ICJ) 334
16. Diplomacy 335
17. UN Rio Conference on Environment 336
18. Samples of non-territorial international Law 337
19. The position of Individual in international law 339
20. International Court of Justice (ICJ) 340
Chapter 8
348
1. Conclusion 348
2. Appeal to the East and West 350
3. Recommendations 350
4. Overhauling nationalism & International systems 351


Epilogue
1. Epilogue: The Broom 355
2. Does Evil deter Evil? 365
3. Light of Hope. 371


Supportive documents
1. Afrikan nations 374
2. Nations of the world 375
3. European nations 379
4. Organisation of American states 379
5. Exhibit 1: list of wars since 1945 380
6. Glossary 390