The founder of the world passport

The founder of "World Passport" succeeded in fooling other countries.

It is reported that Garry Charlie Davies, a peace activist, founded the "World Government" organization in 1953 and traveled around the world with the first "World Passport". The world government claims that more than 500,000 world passports have been issued so far.

During World War II (1948), Davis gave up his American citizenship. He believes that crossing the border freely is a basic human right. To achieve world peace, we must get rid of the shackles of the nation-state system and establish a global government.

1956, Davis used his "World Passport" to fly from new york to Mumbai for the first time, and began his journey as a citizen of the world. Davis told The New York Times that Indian customs officials were at a loss at first, but eventually they stamped the transit seal. Davis also plans to use the "World Passport" to try to break through the border defense lines of Pakistan, Iran, Saudi Arabia and Switzerland.

But later, some media reported that Davis was sentenced to several times in prison for selling "world passports" and was charged with forgery. Some people even accused Davis of facilitating "refugees" and illegal immigrants and making huge profits from them. According to Xinhua News Agency