Very good your text, Karl!

Despite Reverend Andy's comment, I think it would have been a reasonable attempt at world peace.

The example of the slaughter between brothers in the Civil War, French Revolution and the overthrow of the Kaisers does not seem valid to me: they were from eras and events that today only remain in History, whose memories of their results helped to create a slightly better world.

Americans TRY to impose English as New Esperanto, a relatively successful attempt in the Western World, on the relatively few in this area (as a whole) who have the possibility of having quality formal education.

In the Eastern world, and in Asia, New Esperanto is used only as a diplomatic language, if at all, even in India, it is used by a few privileged people (also in relation to the population). In Africa? There's nothing to comment on.

Monsters like Stalin and Hitler, Simon Bolivar, now with Putin and his puppets, Castro, Che Guevara, Chaves, Maduro and some irrelevant dictators never wanted peace.

We are not one of them.

It was a pity: Zamenhof's dream is dead.

Will there be any Mage that may transform it in Phoenix?

Thanks for posting and congratulations.