International and National Security Includes a Sustainable Biosphere

摘要

Most activities that sovereign countries engage in can be considered a form of national security. These activities include agriculture, food safety and security, research, innovation, public health, education, healthcare, transportation, energy grids, communication, civil law, justice systems, military, non-corrupt financial systems, basic human rights and needs, democratic elections, honest visionary leadership and lack of conflicts, as examples. The more democratic countries present in the world, the easier it is for global international security to prevail. National and international security is extremely challenging in the face of global pollution, an overpopulated planet, conflicts, wars, discrimination, super capitalism and consumption, excess waste, dictatorships, failed states, organized crime, thugs and criminals, and in countries lacking basic infrastructure and violating human rights. Good national security equates to good international security. Democratic countries with evolving national security can share their science, technology, and knowledge, provide foreign aid, assist other countries in a time of crisis, engage in regulated and free trade, and have a better opportunity to conduct their activities in a peaceful manner, including international pollution accords with agreements that are legally binding.