That national armaments be limited to purposes of internal police, no nation be allowed to have a force sufficient to be a menace to general peace, and a League of Peace be formed which shall have at its hand sufficient armed power to compel order among the States.
That nations be governed by the people that compose them, and for the benefit of those people, and not of a ruling class.
That every nation be governed with an eye to the welfare of the whole world as well as to its own prosperity or glory, and patriotism properly subjected to humanity.
That the power of government be dissociated from advancing the profits of capital, and made always to mean the welfare of labor.
That security of life, freedom of worship and opinion, and liberty of movement be assured to all men everywhere.
That no munitions or instruments of death be manufactured except under control of the International Council of the World.
That the seas be free to all.
That tariffs be adjusted with a view to the general welfare and not as measures of national rivalry.
That railways, telegraph, and telephone lines, and all other common and necessary means of intercommunication be eventually nationalized.
That every human being in a country be conscripted to devote a certain part of his or her life to national service.