I VISIT THE WORLD COURT LAST CHANCE FOR PEACE? - Herbert W Armstrong - December 1973

Herbert W Armstrong

Here is the eye-opening story of the inner workings of what may be man's last chance to bring about world peace. Does the fate of the world - of us all - depend on its success? What possible significance could the International Court of Justice - better known as the World Court at The Hague in the Netherlands - have in your life and mine? Chances are, many of our readers know very little or almost nothing about this court. Yet it is man's final and ultimate instrumentality developed after four thousand years of striving to put an end to wars. On invitation from one of the Court's distinguished justices, I visited the World Court to bring you the plain truth about man's ultimate machinery to produce world peace. The invitation came from my good friend, Dr. Nagendra Singh of India, now a justice on this world's supreme court. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library