Cord Meyer, another prominent world governmentalist, has argued that the nationstate was responsible for two world wars within a generation. “As long as the inhabitants of the earth prefer to live as members of sovereign states,” he wrote, “the catastrophe of war will remain the ultimate means of settling their disputes and of protecting their rights and very existence”. Meyer urged that peace-through-power reasoning is wrong and that the internationalist approach, which fails to transform this reasoning, should be discarded. Meyer’s “plan for survival” was turning the UN system into a world government. In this new system he suggested that “the power to legislate should be given to the General Assembly. Meyer argued that only in such a system will individuals “find for the first time the freedom from fear.” The correct option is D.