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Raphael Louis: Prime Minister of Canada for 2020

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http://www.civilrightsparty.org/

Raphael Louis’ vision as Prime Minister of Canada is a Nation whereas Government is more "Compassionate, Accountable and Transparent," responsive to the Canadian people's needs and their expectations. A Canada free of Social exclusion whereas everyone can participate at all levels in the normal, normatively prescribed activities of the Canadian society in which they live.

Raphael Louis grew up within a political environment in Haiti, where his distinguished family members held prestigious and influential government positions, as well as a tradition in public service. Aspired to make government more competent, compassionate and transparent," responsive to the Canadian people's needs and their expectations, Raphael Louis' political achievements and experiences are notable throughout the creation of the Federal Association for the Advancement of Visible Minorities (FAAVM); a national and international civil rights and human rights organization working to advance minorities' rights; Canadian democratic process through legislations; constitutional amendments and electoral reform.

Dealing skilfully with the Senate, The House of Commons, and all levels of government, Raphael Louis initiated various legislative projects to stimulate human rights implementation, increase political representations for Minorities and Aboriginals; and strengthen national unity. Mr. Louis embarked upon an action course of shaping public policy by cutting taxes and government expenditures, improving national health care responsiveness; personal responsibility, strong families, and Aboriginal rights, also known as First Nations, Inuit and Métis.

The book historically conceived, unveils chronological narrations of real life events, experienced by the author himself. Numerous characteristics of the author's surviving personality described throughout these magical journeys of self-discoveries.

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Why I want peace:: The achievement of peace (pyeonghwa) refers to a subject partner and an object partner being one with each other. The Chinese characters for pyeong and hwa mean "horizontal" and "harmony" respectively. The subject partner does not come into conflict with the object partner, but harmonizes with it.

Peace carries the meaning of becoming horizontal and harmonizing. It cannot be accomplished alone. However, one should firstly be at peace with oneself in order to accomplish true harmony with others. Subject partner and object partner can experience joy and happiness when the vertical relationship is in unison with the horizontal relationship. Everything must be complete and satisfactory. Only then can we call that peace. An ideal must show spherical motion, not just stay within a horizontal dimension. It should have a three-dimensional nature. When we call someone an ideal person, he must have an ideology for the future. In other words, that person is not living just a two-dimensional life in reality, but, having a certain ideal, his/her life has a three-dimensional quality. An ideal cannot operate merely in a horizontal plane.

The world of peace has neither walls nor boundaries. It is flat, smooth and harmonizes in the morning and evening. Fathers, mothers, children, the neighborhood, the communities, the peoples and the nations would be in one accord. There would be no friction based on religion, race, colour, ethnic origin and gender.

The door to a world of peace free from conflict, tribal segregation or racial discrimination, an ideal world where God Almighty freely moves about will be opened on the day when the world's peoples and nations are shaken in their minds. Judging from all sides, it naturally follows that mankind should pursue one unified world of creation, as Almighty God's purpose for mankind and God Almighty should accomplish that kind of world too. We have to aim at one world of culture, sovereignty, peace and unity in our unfolding history.

The Global Outreach Ministries for Peace (GOMP), as the principal judicial organ of the FAAVM, works tirelessly to promote universal peace and unity among nations and peoples of the earth. The GOMP's activities are mostly focused on conflict prevention based on racial discrimination, religious conflicts, gender discrimination, social segregation and social exclusion. The GOMP also promotes and encourages intercultural understanding, transnational friendship relationships, mutual understanding and cultural exchanges between all the peoples from all different communities across Canada and among all the nations of the planet.

The GOMP also conducts specific and in depth research studies in the field of armament, disarmament, global security arrangements, arms race, and arms control, nuclear, chemical, biological and conventional weapon developments, as GOMP hopes to achieve its mission with the support of other international specialized institutions and organizations with same or similar mission.

Interests and activities:: Founder-President/CEO of The FAAVM Canada , whereas a nonprofit, charitable organization. Our major focus involves using various multifunctional civil rights programmes to help our mostly disadvantaged, underprivileged Canadian minorities as men, women and children. Via the FAAVM multilateral humanitarian systems, and activities, we're able to reach out to these people who are very difficult to reach via more traditional-type programmes. We then use these activities to help improve the quality of life of these disadvantaged peoples, also called the visible minorities.
Our all-volunteer network nationwide program is comprised of several components, all having to do with providing meaningful and positive educational, socio-cultural, spiritual, economic and overall human development activities for our mostly economically disadvantaged nationwide and worldwide.

A major objective is our use of national and international legally binding humanitarian instruments, norms, precepts and principles in order to intervene at the national level to outreach visible minorities who are often very difficult to otherwise reach. We are then able to impact Canadian minorities in many positive ways. We promote early education, child welfare, gender equality, social justice, global peace and socio economic development, and promote the overall growth and advancement process. We emphasize maximizing positive human potential, drug education/prevention, healthy living, decreased street violence, improved reading and writing skills, and learning to respect others from diverse backgrounds.

Something you didn't know about me:: Peacekeeper and Peacemaker

Favorite website:: http://www.civilrightsparty.org

How I found mepeace.org:: Special Invitation by Donna Qawasmi

What I want to achieve here:: To develop and maintain peaceful relationships, and promote peaceful interaction amongst everyone, especially promoting Peace in the Middle East.

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Founder - President/CEO of FAAVM Canada

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At 11:52pm on October 22, 2009, fesalk411 said…: The Symbol of Peace

The symbol of peace falls in the land of peace
Will we give them the chance to bring down the symbol of peace in the land of peace?
Many people know this is a plot of land full of olive trees.
And many Israeli and Palestinian families make a living from these trees
Especially that so many Palestinian families do not have another source of living,
except these olive trees

Days before the start of the harvest, especially in the West Bank,
What happened was expected, the start was of some settlers groups fighting Palestinian families
and preventing them to enter to the olive harvest,
Then the settlers started shooting the Palestinians, and set fire in the trees
Finally, with the help of European, American, Israeli, and other people from all over the world,
Some Palestinian families succeeded to collect their olives.

So, I am the address to thank all those who helped these families and brought them happiness,
And say to the settlers: We will not let you bring down the symbol of peace
For the olive trees are the symbol of peace in the land of peace
Faisal Al-Hatib

At 11:51pm on October 22, 2009, fesalk411 said…: A True Story By Faisal Al-Hatib
I am a Palestinian Arab from Hizmeh, a village between Jerusalem and Ramallah. When I was 15 years old I fought against the Israeli Occupation in search of freedom. At that time I thought every Jewish person, whether soldier or citizen, man or woman, young or old, should be killed. I rejected the right for any Jew to live and every Jew was a target. I was just a kid, believe me, and I didn’t understand anything about politics or the Arab-Israeli conflict. I was arrested and sat in jail for 12 years. This was during the first intifada from 1987. At that time nobody talked about peace but only of violence. I matured during my time in jail. I started studying and reading books on politics, literature, poetry, and about the Madrid Conference.

It gave me hope to live in peace and dignity. I learned that violence only breeds violence and that peace is the only solution for the two nations, the only way for both to have a respectful and beautiful future. We live on the same land. We are neighbors. We drink the same water and both pray to a monotheistic God. We must live in peace on the basis of religion for God and land for everyone.

At 12:26am on September 28, 2008, Lennart Sundström said…: Dear Raphael,
it seems to me you are deeply involved and humanly interested into the qusetions regarding peace achievements.

I am thankful,
Lennart

At 12:38am on September 27, 2008, Lennart Sundström said…: Dear Raphael,

I am happy to see you here as a member of this network. You will make the difference...

Peace is the way...

At 11:03am on September 25, 2008, Eyal Raviv said…: Welcome Raphael, we need more peacemakers here,
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At 1:52pm on September 24, 2008, Hiba said…: Hi Raphael,

Welcome to mepeace, glad to meet you here and looking forward to your participation with us. If you have any question you can contact me through messages, and I'll be happy to cooperate with you.

Hiba

At 2:25am on September 24, 2008, Yigal D. Kahana said…: Hi Raphael,
Great to see someone else in the Northwest also on mepeace.
I met Rev. Gerard Jean Juste a few times when I was working at the
then-Haitian Refugee Center in Miami (1989-1990).
You sound very active and ambitious to change the world for the better.
More power to you.
All the best,
Yigal Kahana