All Nations are political Institutions; political Institutions are created by a 'People'.

All Nations have a 'beginning'. A Nations history reflects its political institutionalization. No Nation can exist without its people. Nations did not come into existence 'out of nowhere'. They are all political Institutions. As a 'Peoples Institution', their main concern should be the Peoples that they should serve. The different 'conditions of togetherness' into which the populated World is 'divided', lay different claims to 'Nation-Hood' and also to different 'forms of Government'. Regardless the differences in the forms of Government, a 'political Institution' is obligated to the People it should serve. It has no other purpose for existing. It would not exist except for the Peoples within its geographical area, or within its Political Institution. No 'War' was ever declared by 'People' or 'Individuals', living within a 'condition of togetherness'. All Wars are declared by Political Institutions. Why? Because the Individuals serving at the Top or in Offices of Power are the ones who, in the name of their Nation, declare War. How sad. War between Nations is basically a 'human factor', not an Institutional factor. 'Institutions', as such, don't think - just as the fact that they do 'not fight' in declared Wars- Institutions 'decide' and real human beings die. Maybe the problems of the World are in the 'Human condition', or stated differently, in the 'lack of humanity' of the Leaders of the World, and not in Nations? Why can't so-called Leaders handle Political Power? Why do they identify themselves with the Power at the Top, why do they lead their young people to fight in Wars? Why can't they dedicate themselves to serve and help their own Peoples. Human beings need help also. Nations have no other reasons for existing. Help us before its too late.