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The Defining Challenge Of The 21st Century Will Be To Face The Reality That Humanity Shares A Common Fate On A Crowded Planet.

The Great Leaders Of The Second World War Alliance, Franklin Roosevelt And Winston Churchill, Understood The Twin Sides Of Destruction And Salvation. Their War Aims Were Not Only To Defeat Fascism, But To Create A World Of Shared Prosperity.

In The Early 1990s, When A Lot Of The Developing World Opened Up To International Capital Flows... They Ended Up In Very Good Long-term Projects, But Projects That Weren't Going To Pay Off For Five Or 10 Or 20 Years.

The Idea That Un Commitments Should Be Followed By Action Is Indeed A Radical One, Especially For The United States, Where Wilful Neglect Of Its Own Commitments Is The Rule.

It's Quite Possible To Arrive In The Year 2030 Where People Are No Longer Dying Of Poverty. We Could Actually Help Lead A Global End-not A Reduction, But An End-to Absolute Poverty...i Have Always Found That A Committed, Powerful Group Of Leaders, Can Make A Huge Difference.