COEMM – our next meeting on 15 May 2018

Our relations with COEMM are growing.

We will be there again at the next meeting on 15 May. This time many representatives of other groups from Udine will also be joining.

The presentation of the Spurling rings was so fascinating that a pharmacist, a member of group 5, wants to come to the Lungau to learn how to make the rings.

Something we could push forward, because it has to do with energy generation in the broader sense, is providing information on methods of personal protection against stray, pulsed electromagnetic fields. By doing so, we would once again set a special example of responsibility: we do not just sell products, we are also honest enough to point out that their use involves dangers. Who else does that? As far as radiation exposure is concerned, it must be pointed out that the cells of our body are exposed to constant stress comparable to having to listen to a shrill, loud, continuous tone without interruption. Because the incubation period of radiation sickness is very long, those responsible can easily deny the link between illness and its cause (mobile phone radiation, HAARP waves, ELF waves, etc.). I will put together a report on the last meeting with COEMM and design it straight away as an information brochure. That way we stay efficient in our cooperation.

WHO IS COEMM AND WHAT ARE ITS GOALS

The Ethical Organising Committee for a Better World (COEMM International) is a non-profit association founded in 2010. It was born to create, with determination and ethics, a “pilot example” that others can share and imitate: for fighting poverty in the world, starting from Italy – and for creating the conditions for broad, mutually supportive prosperity.

The philosophies of COEMM (in summary):

• Promoting the “golden mean”, which isolates the negative effects of being too rich and too poor: the principle on which general social prosperity rests (Aristotle)
• The transition from a selfish “I” to an altruistic “we”, or the transition from a “pre-human” world, which emerged in the first two great world wars, to a “human” one (see Father Riccardo Lombardi)
• The formation of a more advanced ethics as a form of widespread well-being and happiness – an ethics to be introduced into the economy and not outside it (see the encyclical “Caritas in Veritate” by Benedict XVI)
• The selection of testimonials (from the world of professional football and the leading Olympic sports, from the world of art and culture in general, etc.) as promoters of the best policies of peace and prosperity, so that simple arguments quickly become public knowledge.

Since 1986, the founders of COEMM have conducted a cultural campaign enriched by knowledge and relationships in the various areas of social and productive life. In 2010, this campaign gave rise to the Ethical Organising Committee for a Better World (COEMM International).

Its social goals are humanitarian and non-profit in nature.

The first goal is to create a “network” between various parties (natural and legal persons) with a “lowest common denominator”, in order to guide politicians (local, regional, national, international) on central issues that allow an economy to flourish and prosper without leaving any person or other creature behind – the ethics of the most advanced Italian tradition, which refers to the many social values inherent in the model of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises – within economic principles and not outside them (as Benedict XVI sets out in his encyclical “Caritas in veritate”).

COEMM wants to contribute to changing the socio-economic paradigm that history has so far handed down – from a question of debit to one of credit, the development of the “good programme”, in which there is always a balance between costs and benefits, and in which good politics must be able to share democratic choices, transparency and prosperity with the community.

There are numerous parties (legal and natural persons) who have joined the “good programme” and exchanged mutual free patronage with the COEMM International association.

COEMM has set up an autonomous scientific and technical committee, in which a wide range of figures from the academic and scientific world have given their spontaneous and philanthropic commitment, so that authoritative opinions free of any vested interest can be obtained on every initiative promoted by COEMM.

The Technical Scientific Committee is currently chaired by Colonel Ing. Arnaldo Uccella. The Secretary General and head of COEMM International is Maurizio Sarlo.

This section is based on an automatic translation of COEMM’s Italian self-description. We apologise for any inaccuracies and hope for your kind understanding.

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