Mission Statement of the UEA

The Purpose of the UEA is to promote fairness, justice and freedom for all.
Fairness that we should be allowed to choose our own beliefs and none should be labelledby creed, colour,
belief,sex or any other superficial property.  That the rights of the individual should be protected at all costs.
Justice that we should all be entitled to a fair trial, by a none bias body and that none should be discriminated against because of wealth or lack of it.
Freedom that all should be allowed to express their opinion independently of others.
That all should be allowed to follow their hearts and dreams without fear of retribution.
The purpose of the UEA is to serve the people. To protect and ensure they have at the very least the basic needs. The right of all to live without fear.
To save our people from the terror of war. To seek alternative means of settlement between warring parties.
To save our world from environmental destruction. Politics have blinded us to the damage that is being down. At present we are on the brink of ecological disaster, the UEA seeks to resolve these problems by working with both the polluter and the effected. To begin the viable usage of renewable resources and to ensure the fair distribution of new technology to the population.
To ensure that the population of the planet have access to adequate healthcare, education, food and other resources.
To preserve the united culture of our planet, and encourage cultural diversity, tolerance and understanding. To ensure that ancient cultures are not annexed and our current civilisation is maintained and preserved for future generations.
The UEA offers the hope of a better future, a future in which mankind has overcome his differences and stands united, ready to face all new challenges, the collonisation of space and the exploration of avenues that have yet to be seen.
The UEA is a beacon of hope admidst a sea of dispair. It gives the chance for the people to parcipate in active roles in the situations that effect them. 
By pooling the skills of the individuals the UEA can achieve more than the sum of its part.
Where the innocent suffer and the threat of force is used to coerce, that is where the UEA shall strive to make changes. Wherever the weak are endangered and the guilty go unpunished is where the UEA shall fight hardest.
Change comes in steps, and the UEA is the first step to achieving a better future for generations to come.