Please see how you can use your vote in new Simpol way to help drive even more canididates to sign up to solve global problems alongside other governments. Simpol supporters around the world also get to choose the global policies. It's free to join in.
see canididates on board and who best to vote for:
www.simpol.org.uk/simpol-in-action/whos-signed-up
See the new 3min film ?Simpol. The only way is together. Election 2010?. Following the Simpol-stall-on-wheels around the streets of the UK. simpol.org.uk/
Why? Any new government acting alone can improve things by, let's say, 5%. If you want the next government to be able to properly solve global problems, problems which are now profoundly affecting all our lives, such as climate change, financial injustice, war and poverty, we need governments to work together around the world.
This is real progressive, people power, global co-operation.
What Simpol Pledged politicians are saying:
?We live together at once, on the same small planet. There are some things we should do together, at once, on this same small planet. The compelling logic of Simpol is really collective common sense?it?s a campaign to find out how common sense really is!? Lembit Opik, Liberal Democrat MP
?Simpol is a serious initiative aimed at addressing global problems based on international co-operation. Any initiative with such progressive aims deserves support.? Adam Price, Plaid Cymru MP
?Personally, I think Simpol is a very exciting initiative, and one that is badly needed in today?s world of increasing disillusionment and apathy. It?s vital that people know that they can make a difference ? and Simpol offers an important way of doing that.? Caroline Lucas, Green Party Leader and MEP
?The forces of globalisation are making the world effectively a smaller place. It is increasingly necessary to act together internationally to tackle the problems we face at home. Simultaneous action on issues such as climate change, fair trade, immigration, terrorism and health pandemics is the ideal means of resolving them.? Jim Knight, Labour MP
?If the world can act together to tackle global issues then the greater the chance of success.? Philip Hollobone, Conservative MP