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“It takes a little bit of naivety in order to jump in and do something that otherwise looks impossible. Many great advances in science, technology and culture have a touch of naivety at their inception.” – WikiLeaks

Welcome to A World Beyond Borders!

This site is for all the people who believe that we are moving into an era where our human connection across the globe is more important than our national and racial heritage.

We are entering into a time when the answer to the world problems do not necessarily come from nations’ leaders, but through ordinary people’s open dialogue and collaboration across borders. WikiLeaks is just one example of how people from all over the world with no special authority can create a new paradigm.

Hack the Matrix, Leak the truth! This is a place where new initiatives can be explored and begun by people who care more for fellow human beings than politics of fear and national security.

This is about us around the world who want the whole of humanity to chart its own destiny.

We love your creative insights and feedback to make our world and this website better. Contact us at aworldbeyondborders@gmail.com

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