Abolish Money, End Misery: Why the World Cannot Achieve Peace Without Removing Its Oldest Ideological Fiction

For over 13,000 years, humanity has lived under a system we mistake for reality; a system so deeply normalized that its violence has been rendered invisible. We teach our children how to survive inside it. We build governments to enforce it. We send armies to defend it. And every attempt at reform, progress, or diplomacy circles back to the same inevitable failures.

That system is monetary ideology; the world’s oldest and most damaging fiction.

World Peace by Burl Minnis exposes the truth with fearless clarity: money is the keystone of the system of all human misery, the root cause behind every war, every injustice, every starvation, and every global crisis we see today.

Humanity is not broken.
Resources are not scarce.
Nature is not cruel.

Our suffering is engineered through a fiction we continue to obey.

And there is only one way to end this system:

Abolish money. Set all general ledgers to zero. Walk away from the fiction.

The First Ideology: How Money Became Humanity’s Trap

The manuscript explains that monetary ideology emerged during a period of catastrophic environmental change; the “great burn” around 13,000 years ago. Humanity needed a way to maintain its gifting networks when survival became nearly impossible. And so money; a symbolic placeholder; was invented as a temporary tool.

The problem?
Humans never shut it off after the crisis ended.

This one invention transformed human psychology forever:

  • Value shifted from physical necessity to symbolic abstraction
  • Greed emerged as a new mental malady
  • Social stratification was born
  • Economies developed artificial scarcity
  • Human rights became transactional commodities

Money mutated into a tool of ideology; an organized, institutionalized fiction that represses reason, divides societies, and manufactures conflict at scale.

The book calls this an “industrial accident of Man,” a conative toxin that slowly poisoned the human mind.

Money Is Not Real; But Its Consequences Are

One of the most powerful arguments in World Peace is the distinction between physical reality and ideological fiction.

The author explains that:

  • Humans do not live in a world of scarcity; ideology manufactures it.
  • People do not starve because food is lacking; they starve because they cannot pay.
  • Wars do not erupt from human nature but from the politics-money structure.
  • No living entity in nature pays to survive; only humans.

Money has no empirical basis.

It is a shared hallucination, a dream enforced by rules, tools, codes of law, and the suspension of disbelief.

Remove belief, remove participation; and the illusion collapses.

The Divisiveness Problem: Why Politics Cannot Exist Without Money

The manuscript is explicit:

“You cannot have war without politics.
And politics cannot exist without money.”
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Politics emerged 8,000 years after the monetary system as its ideological partner. Politics divides humanity into:

  • left vs right
  • citizen vs citizen
  • rich vs poor
  • haves vs have-nots
  • us vs them

But here is the breakthrough:

Only 40% of humanity participates in politics worldwide. The majority; over 60%, do not divide. They do not war. They do not believe in imposed ideological categories.

Politics is not a natural human behavior.

It is a fictional invention designed to justify and maintain monetary hierarchy.

Abolish money > politics collapses > war becomes impossible.

Without ideological fiction, humans revert to:

  • rationality
  • cooperation
  • reason
  • virtue
  • mutual respect

This is our natural state; the one humanity lived in for 200,000 years before ideology was invented.

Why Every Attempt at Reform Has Failed

Governments have tried:

  • economic reforms
  • regulatory frameworks
  • anti-poverty initiatives
  • anti-corruption programs
  • international treaties
  • sustainable development goals

But all reforms fail for a simple reason:

They attempt to fix symptoms while preserving the cause.

The manifesto the book presents is uncompromising:

  • You cannot reform fiction.
  • You cannot legislate reality into an illusion.
  • You cannot regulate greed out of a system designed to produce greed.
  • You cannot achieve justice inside a system whose premise is injustice.

Money is the foundational architecture of global suffering.

Abolish it; and everything changes without violence, struggle, or collapse.

How an Abolishing Money Actually Works

The manuscript makes this shockingly simple.

The steps:

1. Set all general ledgers to zero

Every individual, government, corporation, and institution resets its accounts.

2. Keep doing everything exactly as before

Jobs continue.

Production continues.

Distribution continues.

Bureaucracy continues.

Systems continue.

Except receipts read 0.00.

3. End involuntary servitude

Human rights become accessible again:

  • potable water
  • healthcare
  • legal defense
  • biogenic elements
  • housing

4. Eliminate trash

No money > no garbage economy > drastic ecological recovery.

5. End war

No politics > no nations competing for power > no conflict.

6. Restore humanity’s natural virtues

Without ideological pressure, humans return to:

  • nobility
  • honor
  • imagination
  • rationality
  • cooperation

A world without money is not chaos.
It is the default mode of the human species.

Why Governance Professionals Must Lead This Conversation

This movement is not anti-governance; it is post-ideological governance.
Professionals in government, international law, public policy, and crisis management must confront a difficult truth:

You cannot govern effectively inside a system built on fiction.

The manuscript compels governance experts to revisit fundamental assumptions:

  • What is real?
  • What is constructed?
  • What is natural?
  • What is ideology?
  • What is enforced illusion?

The future of global governance will not be determined by elections or legislatures; but by those willing to question the architecture itself.

The POICC Submission Movement: The Mechanism for World Peace

The most extraordinary revelation in World Peace is procedural:

The Prosecutor’s Office of the International Criminal Court (POICC) already knows of this solution and is legally required under Article 15 of the Rome Statute to accept submissions from individuals.

Your submission is not symbolic.
It is legally recognized input into a global decision-making mechanism.

Once the POICC receives a majority submission:

  • it notifies the United Nations
  • the UN selects a date
  • monetary ledgers are set to zero
  • the human species enters its final thousand years in peace

Abolishing money is not hypothetical.

It is procedurally actionable.

A Call to Action: Ending the Swindle Is a Moral Duty

The manuscript makes clear:

Humanity is already extinct as a species; genetically; within 1,000 years. But what we do now determines whether the last thousand years are:

  • peaceful, rational, and cooperative
    OR
  • chaotic, divided, and ideologically violent

Your submission to the POICC is not activism.

It is advocacy for the species.

It is not rebellion.

It is responsibility.

Conclusion: Money Is the Problem. Ending It Is the Solution.

Everything becomes clear once you remove ideology from your reasoning:

  • We don’t need money to survive.
  • We don’t need politics to organize.
  • We don’t need hierarchy to cooperate.
  • We don’t need division to self-govern.

Humanity is a rational species.
A creative species.
A problem-solving species.

We simply made a mistake 13,000 years ago; and now we must correct it.

World peace is not a dream.

It is not speculative.

It is not philosophical.

It is procedural, logical, immediate, and real.

And all it takes is one action from you:

Submit your voice to the POICC.

End the Age of the Swindle.

Abolish money.

Choose world peace.

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