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Re: Re: WP21 Forum Weekly Summary 10 (March 10-24)
Friedrich G. HALLER
Monday, 14 April 2003


On the principle of majority, the * tyranny of the majority * and the principle of consensus:

Dear John and friends:

Thank you for expressing your worry about the principle of consensus instead of majority.

Defending the principle of consensus I must fight now against history, against the hated professional politicians, against traditional political parties and so on.

I'm sorry have to fight harder to get my view understood.

I'll start with the battle against history.

I'm not proposing the principle of consensus to be used by the existing and hated politicians.

They have not the will to reach consensus and therefore they are not able to reach consensus.

Only the new professional politicians will have the necessary will, experience, background, time and independence of the political parties to do their difficult intellectual work for a better world.

In the project of Consensus Democracy the new generation of politicians will have to declare their will of achieving consensus when presenting their personal and voluntary vocation to become professional politicians.

On the next step they will start at the Independent Political Academy and learn the consensus finding process during 4 years.

Then they will practice their experiences from the Academy as candidates between the population and the parliaments at the different levels during another 4 years each.

I'm sorry for repeating so often the same aspects and how the different components will work together.

Nearly nobody is considering the complete context of the project of Consensus Democracy.

A politician of the new generation is not comparable with the current politicians.

In the Consensus Democracy politicians or groups of them will not have any power.

Only together they can decide and so they will practice what they have learned at the new Academy and what they used to do during their periods as candidates of the different levels.

Please try to look at the whole context and not only at the isolated aspects in their traditional and unsatisfactory meanings.

Best regards.

Frederic.

Friedrich G. Haller http:www.quadem.org


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