World Peace?

To the UN Security Council:

This is the suggestion for a statement to the World in providing a reliable signal of leadership "to the acting parties toward a better World".

For example: "That we, UN Sec. Council, want to declare that unjustified surveillance of other countries need to END! That we, by this, want to emphasise, also by military power Worldwide, that all nations are entitled their own free sky and destinies. That this person in Afghanistan with an AK-47 (part of Afghan military) represents NO terrorism to the World, in particular not to USA, and that we think that a kind of military "dream" has come through where the democratic nations are no longer threatened by other military powers, and true, we are now down to more basic duties, acting as citizens to oversee the progress of Human Rights (UDHR etc.) and the improvement of legal systems everywhere, also supported by economic/financial progress everywhere too!"

Good?

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This includes the argument for Abolition of All "Justified" Torture under democratic governments, universally. Url: http://whatiswritten777.blogspot.no/2013/01/the-call-for-total-abolition-of-torture.html - Header: The Call for the Total Abolition of Torture, time: SATURDAY, 19 JANUARY 2013.

Surveillance of Mozilla Firefox - An Example

I will here make the case for surveillance of Mozilla Firefox. They're operating under the premises that they represent IT Democracy, that they make a safe and secure browser, that they are reliable and so forth. I will now hold this to them, and possibly wage hard criticism if I find something stupid, peccable
 or corrupt, on the verge to being relentless or criminal!
First update, above 7.01, that is preferably 7.10. Secondly, I think we in Europe should have our own Mozilla Firefox going. I see no reason why the names Mozilla or Firefox are supposed to be stuck/fixed to USA! We represent a large crowd of people (in EU) and so also programmers. We also like to support our own Computing/IT departments and faculties around Europe! So when we disagree, we put out our Euro-grade, recommended browser for our population, our good citizens (in order for them to feel safe from fx. sociopaths)!
The Update includes (8.0):
(Coming...)

My background is of Red Hat 5.1, a continued interest in IT/Internet technology and development and in the memory of the Mosaic browser, bought by Microsoft in late '90s or early (20)'00s.