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UNITED
NATIONS DECADE OF CONTACT
We the Undersigned
request that the UNITED NATIONS GENERAL
ASSEMBLY adopt, fund and implement the
UNITED NATIONS DECADE OF CONTACT:
UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY
RESOLUTION
TITLE : "UNITED NATIONS DECADE OF
CONTACT RESOLUTION"
United Nations A/RES/__/__
General Assembly Distr.: General
Date: ______________
___________the Session
Agenda item ________
Resolution adopted by the General
Assembly
Prevention of an arms race in outer
space
United Nations DECADE OF CONTACT
Resolution
The General Assembly,
Reaffirming United Nations General
Assembly decision 33/426, 1978, approved
18 December 1978, provides: "2. The
General Assembly invites interested
Member States to take appropriate steps
to coordinate on a national level
scientific research and investigation
into extraterrestrial life, including
unidentified flying objects, and to
inform the Secretary-General of the
observations, research and evaluation of
such activities."
Recognizing that From 1963-1967, Hon.
Paul Hellyer was Minister of National
Defence of Canada in the cabinet of
Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson, who
won a Nobel Peace Prize. On September
25, 2005, at the Toronto Exopolitics
Symposium held at Convocation Hall,
University of Toronto, former Minister
of National Defence Hellyer stated: "UFOs,
are as real as the airplanes that fly
over your head," and "I'm so concerned
about what the consequences might be of
starting an intergalactic war, that I
just think I had to say something."
Recognizing that Mr. Hellyer stated the
people of Earth may be threatened with
the consequences of war in outer space:
"The United States military are
preparing weapons which could be used
against the aliens, and they could get
us into an intergalactic war without us
ever having any warning." Former
Minister of Defence Hellyer went on to
state: "The time has come to lift the
veil of secrecy, and let the truth
emerge, so there can be a real and
informed debate, about one of the most
important problems facing our planet
today."
Recognizing that the Hon. Paul Hellyer
stated at University of Toronto: "To
turn us in the direction of re-unification
with the rest of creation Alfred
Lambremont Webre is proposing a 'Decade
of Contact' - an 'era of openess, public
hearings, public funded research, and
education about extraterrestrial reality.'
That could just be the antidote the
world needs to end its greed-driven,
power-centered madness."
Recognizing the common interest of all
mankind in the exploration and use of
outer space for peaceful purposes,
Reaffirming the will of all States that
the exploration and use of outer space,
including the Moon and other celestial
bodies, shall be for peaceful purposes
and shall be carried out for the benefit
and in the interest of all countries,
irrespective of their degree of economic
or scientific development,
Reaffirming also the provisions of
articles III and IV of the Treaty on
Principles Governing the Activities of
States in the Exploration and Use of
Outer Space, including the Moon and
Other Celestial Bodies, (1)
Recalling the obligation of all States
to observe the provisions of the Charter
of the United Nations regarding the use
or threat of use of force in their
international relations, including in
their space activities,
Reaffirming paragraph 80 of the Final
Document of the Tenth Special Session of
the General Assembly,(2) in which it is
stated that in order to prevent an arms
race in outer space, further measures
should be taken and appropriate
international negotiations held in
accordance with the spirit of the Treaty,
Recalling its previous resolutions on
this issue, and taking note of the
proposals submitted to the General
Assembly at its tenth special session
and at its regular sessions, and of the
recommendations made to the competent
organs of the United Nations and to the
Conference on Disarmament,
Recognizing that prevention of an arms
race in outer space would avert a grave
danger for international peace and
security,
Emphasizing the paramount importance of
strict compliance with existing arms
limitation and disarmament agreements
relevant to outer space, including
bilateral agreements, and with the
existing legal regime concerning the use
of outer space,
Considering that wide participation in
the legal regime applicable to outer
space could contribute to enhancing its
effectiveness,
Noting that the Ad Hoc Committee on the
Prevention of an Arms Race in Outer
Space, taking into account its previous
efforts since its establishment in 1985
and seeking to enhance its functioning
in qualitative terms, continued the
examination and identification of
various issues, existing agreements and
existing proposals, as well as future
initiatives relevant to the prevention
of an arms race in outer space,(3) and
that this contributed to a better
understanding of a number of problems
and to a clearer perception of the
various positions,
Noting also that there were no
objections in principle in the
Conference on Disarmament to the re-establishment
of the Ad Hoc Committee, subject to
reexamination of the mandate contained
in the decision of the Conference on
Disarmament of 13 February 1992,(4)
Emphasizing the mutually complementary
nature of bilateral and multilateral
efforts in the field of preventing an
arms race in outer space, and hoping
that concrete results will emerge from
those efforts as soon as possible,
Convinced that further measures should
be examined in the search for effective
and verifiable bilateral and
multilateral agreements in order to
prevent an arms race in outer space,
including the weaponization of outer
space,
Stressing that the growing use of outer
space increases the need for greater
transparency and better information on
the part of the international community,
Recalling, in this context, its previous
resolutions, in particular resolutions
45/55 B of 4 December 1990, 47/51 of 9
December 1992 and 48/74 A of 16 December
1993, in which, inter alia, it
reaffirmed the importance of
confidencebuilding measures as a means
conducive to ensuring the attainment of
the objective of the prevention of an
arms race in outer space,
Conscious of the benefits of confidence-
and security-building measures in the
military field, Recognizing that
negotiations for the conclusion of an
international agreement or agreements to
prevent an arms race in outer space
remain a priority task of the Ad Hoc
Committee and that the concrete
proposals on confidence-building
measures could form an integral part of
such agreements,
Reaffirming the importance and urgency
of preventing an arms race in outer
space and the readiness of all States to
contribute to that common objective, in
conformity with the provisions of the
Treaty on Principles Governing the
Activities of States in the Exploration
and Use of Outer Space, including the
Moon and Other Celestial Bodies;1
Reaffirming its recognition, as stated
in the report of the Ad Hoc Committee on
the Prevention of an Arms Race in Outer
Space, that the legal regime applicable
to outer space does not in and of itself
guarantee the prevention of an arms race
in outer space, that the regime plays a
significant role in the prevention of an
arms race in that environment, that
there is a need to consolidate and
reinforce that regime and enhance its
effectiveness and that it is important
to comply strictly with existing
agreements, both bilateral and
multilateral;
Emphasizing the necessity of further
measures with appropriate and effective
provisions for verification to prevent
an arms race in outer space;
Calling upon all States, in particular
those with major space capabilities, to
contribute actively to the objective of
the peaceful use of outer space and of
the prevention of an arms race in outer
space and to refrain from actions
contrary to that objective and to the
relevant existing treaties in the
interest of maintaining international
peace and security and promoting
international cooperation;
Reiterating the provisions of
A/RES/58/36, adopted December 8, 2003 by
a vote of 174 with four abstentions (including
the United States of America and
Israel), including the invitation to the
Conference on Disarmament â to establish
an ad hoc committee as early as possible
during its 2004 session.
Acknowledging the General Assembly™s
decision to Prevention of an arms race
in outer space™ in its Agenda.
1. UNITED NATIONS DECADE OF CONTACT. The
United Nations General assembly
establishes a DECADE OF CONTACT with the
following four Objectives:
DISCLOSURE - Open, transparent, official
governmental disclosure and
declassification of all past and present
programs related to Extraterrestrial
Presence.
DECADE OF CONTACT - Public funding by
U.N. Member Nations and by the UNITED
NATIONS of a 10 year process of formal
public education, scientific research,
educational curricula development,
strategic planning, community activity,
and public outreach about the
Extraterrestrial Presence and our future
in a populated Universe.
DISARMAMENT - A permanent ban on all
space-based weapons and warfare in space
through a Space Preservation Treaty
Conference.
DIPLOMACY – Public Interest UNITED
NATIONS Diplomacy with ethical Off-Planet
Cultures now visiting Earth.
___st plenary meeting
Date: ____________
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