Pathways to Peace: Peace on Earth or Nuclear War?

In order to be a peacemaker, one must be completely in a position of neutrality: one must be in a position of listening to both sides. Both sides seem to be using Democracy as a way to peace.

Hereditary Chief Phil Lane Jr., a member of the Ihanktonwan and Chickasaw, shares his historical perspective of the current War between the United States and Russia and their Allies, beginning with his meeting with the Russians in East Berlin after the Cuban Missle Crises in October 1962. This presentation includes an update on the Russian Poseidon Nuclear Torpedoes (Underwater Drones), with a range of more than 6200 miles, that are deployed within striking distance of West Coast US Cities, and the Zircon Hypersonic Cruise Missle that have now been deployed to the Atlantic, within range of Eastern US cities. All the information cited regarding the Poseidon and Zircon Weapons is available on Google and YouTube if you want to independently investigate these issues.

The role of the CIA and the Endowment for Democracy (NED) since 1990 regarding the Orange Revolution and the current War in Ukraine is shared, along with other historical contexts and dimensions of the current global crises. As well LauraSa Pele Lafoia Ava-Tesimale, One Global Family Alliances, and Peace Sundays shared her recent personal four-month experience in war zones of Ukraine and surrounding countries.

After his presentation, Chief Phil shares his draft democratic solution to the seemingly intractable challenges to peace regarding Crimea, Kherson, Zaorizhzhia, Donetsk, and Luhansk. His presentation is part of the Pathways to the Peace process, led by the SINE Network, which encourages respectful dialogue and consultation between all parties concerned, including civil society, institutions, and nation-states.

Presenters Name and Email:
Hereditary Chief Phil Lane, Jr.
phillanejr@gmail.com

Hereditary Chief Phil Lane Jr. is an enrolled member of the Ihanktonwan and Chickasaw Nations and is an internationally recognized leader in human, community, and economic development.

During the past 50 years, Chief Lane has worked with Indigenous Peoples from the Americas, Micronesia, South East Asia, China, India, Bhutan, Hawaii, and Africa. He served 16 years as an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Education at the University of Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada (1980-1996).
In 1982, Chief Lane founded the Four Worlds International Institute (FWII). As well, Phil is Chairman of Four Directions International and Compassion Games International.