To Unite And Empower All People

Why should a person sitting in their living room in Bombay, Dhaka, or Houston, Texas, join the GPPS? Let us be clear. Many of today’s mainstream political parties do not actually represent the needs of the average voter. Political parties use hot-button issues to pander to their base that 20-30% of the electorate on which they rely for votes. This is done to set that particular ratio of voters apart from the other party (or parties) and instill a misguided form of brand loyalty among their followers. This practice causes needless polarization. Indeed, the well-being of the common person is the farthest thing from the minds of many of today’s political parties. Control of politicians by corporations…

This isn’t just a hypothetical question. Something needs to change. Looking at the world today, there can be no doubt that the political systems of individual nation-states are in dire straits. Brexit has divided Britons and separated their country from their European neighbors, while neo-fascist rallies in Spain and Germany show that many have not learned the lessons of the Holocaust. Across the Global South, authoritarian governments are busily getting rid of any barriers to powers. A particularly disturbing characteristic

Do the ideas of fairness, cooperation, and a renewed democracy sound like worthy goals? How about improving public education and making it relevant to twenty-first-century realities?
Should we be teaching our youth how to create meaningful employment for themselves and their communities rather than drilling them with rote memorization exercises at school?