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House Resolution 1078
House Resolution 1078, "The Global Marshall Plan," was introduced into the 110th Congress. The resolution calls for the creation of a plan that demonstrates the commitment of the United States to world peace and prosperity. We trust the 111th Congress will take it further.
The Plan
The Network of Spiritual Progressives is working on its own version of the Global Marshall Plan. Our plan promotes all the world's people to work in solidarity to eliminate poverty once and for all, and to heal the environmental crisis. It is a commitment to peace, social justice, and the ecological sanity of our planet.
Strategy of Generosity
What makes the NSP Global Marshall plan unique? Its foundation - it is based on the Strategy of Generosity. This strategy recognizes that lasting security for America is best achieved through policies of generosity and genuine caring, not through domination and fear.
5 Points for a Better World
In a nutshell, the NSP Global Marshall Plan strives to: 1) use 1-2% of our GDP each year to reduce global poverty, disease, illiteracy, and environmental destruction; 2) create an international agency to ethically oversee all funding; 3) improve trade agreements to benefit all nations, not just the technically advanced ones; 4) create an international peace and justice corps to work throughout the world; and 5) cut back on military spending and retrain the military to build and rebuild vital infrastructure.
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A Rabbi's Thoughts
The Global Marshall Plan is a "work-in-progress." As Rabbi Lerner shares his vision of the Plan with others, he gains new insights and a greater understanding of the issues at hand. This helps him refine his vision. As a result, the Plan you see today may not be the Plan you see in several months. We've kept a number of Rabbi Lerner's essays over the last year to demonstrate his evolving thoughts about the Global Marshall Plan.
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