Social Democracy
The NCPC and the current
Worldwide Political Renaissance
Stes de Necker
INTRODUCTION
If there can be
one positive result from the current spade of armed conflicts around the world,
it is that majority of the world’s nations are getting much more politically
activated, politically conscious and politically interactive.
Personal safety
and security, mutual cultural respect, religious tolerance and economic
development, have created an unprecedented interest in International Affairs
and ‘Homeland Government’.
“Whereas recognition of the inherent dignity and of the
equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family is the
foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world.” (Sir Dr. Raphael Louis)
The socio-humanitarian challenges that Canadian citizens are
enduring clearly demonstrate that socio-economic, political, and judicial
reforms must be attained.
The failure of historical outdated socio-political and
economic systems, have left many people throughout the world disillusioned with
the ability of Governments to successfully govern their countries.
Communism, socialism, capitalism, nationalism and all the
other –ism’s have failed dismally to secure peace and stability in the world.
A global ‘renaissance’ is busy taking place while many
political leaders and international advisors are to sceptic to acknowledge the
political turmoil and dissatisfaction that is currently taking place.
Demonstrations, civil unrest and protest marches are prevalent throughout the
Western and Eastern world.
The reason why so
many political leaders and Heads of State are (seemingly) deliberately avoiding
these realities is because it undoubtedly represents the greatest threat to the
current organized powers and the international political and economic power
bases.
Globalisation and membership of the ‘Global Village’ have
created a ‘Global Governance’ where influential international role players have
secured their own unique socio- economic and political niches in an integrated
international powerbase.
Centuries old Colonialism and Imperial domination has been
replaced by a system of ‘Global Government’.
THE POLITICAL RENAISSANCE
At the heart of the political renaissance lie the natural
human needs for dignity, basic human rights, equality, independence and
religious freedom.
The exclusion of these basic human rights have flamed almost
all the conflicts ravaging the world at the moment.
Anti Western sympathy became the main focus of many
terrorist organisations worldwide and contributed much to the intensification and turbulence caused by
this political awakening.
The French
Revolution of 1789/99, the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia of 1917, the Fascist
assumption of power in Italy in 1922, the Nazi seizure of the German state in
1933, the political awakening in China, passive resistance in India, and the
Mexican Revolution of the early 20th century, all reflected the politics of
mass dissatisfaction and resistance.
Regardless of the
final results, dissatisfaction will develop political and social consciousness
and the participation in massive political and social action aimed at bringing
about a major shift and change, and revolution in the political, social and
economic realms.
The youth in
particular are restless and resentful and the revolutionary ethos they embody
is a political time-bomb.
With the
exception of Europe, Japan and America, the rapidly growing ‘generation
gap’ between the older and more mature population and the expanding
25-year-old-and-under age bracket, is creating a huge mass of impatient young
people.
Their potential
revolutionary reaction to the current state of affairs is likely to emerge from
among the millions of students concentrated in the intellectually “tertiary
level” educational institutions of developing countries.
There are
currently between 80 and 130 million “college” students worldwide and these
millions of students are potential ‘revolutionaries-in-waiting’
The only effective
response can come from a genuinely committed vision of global solidarity.
A NEW ORDER
The need for a new
world socio-economic and socio-political structure, that can secures peace,
advances human rights and provides the conditions for economic progress, has
never seemed more appropriate.
The National Coalition Party of Canada offers everyone the
opportunity to once again unite around the noble ideals of human needs for
dignity, basic human rights, equality, independence and religious freedom.
The only recipe for peace, prosperity and progress in the
current world order, is the formation of ‘Social Democratic’ Governments as
envisaged by the National Coalition Party of Canada that will honour the
aspirations of people of all colour, creeds and cultural orientation.
The most
difficult issues facing national governments today are international in nature.
Global warming,
global financial crisis, ‘global war on terror’, has led to the global
political awakening and is rapidly expanding, as the social, political and
economic inequalities and disparities of the past are becoming more and more
outdated and impractical.
The emergence of a Popular or International Social Democracy is taking place
in Canada right now through the National Coalition Party of Canada (NCPC).
There are two main perspectives on the origins and basis of Social
Democracy. One is the primordial perspective that describes solidarity as a reflection
of the ancient belief perceived by evolutionary tendency of humans and citizens
to organize into distinct groupings. The other is the modernist perspective
that describes the new Political Renaissance as a recent political phenomenon
that requires the structural conditions of modern society and sustainable
government reform through the democratic political process.
The National Coalition Party of Canada is unique in the
sense that it is the most recent political party in the international political
arena which main platform is established on the principles of honest and real individual
freedom, social responsibility, equality, religious freedom, social justice,
economic freedom, and basic civil human rights for everyone.
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