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Applicant: International Campaign to End War and Disease, a project of Accelerated Medicine Foundation Inc, EIN 41-2555651, a Wyoming 501(c)(3) public charity.
Primary contact: Mike P. Sinn, Coordinator of the International Campaign to End War and Disease, [email protected].
Requested support: $619,214.21 for the HSEE shareholder-rights campaign. Minimum useful grant $47,932.15. Ambitious request $933,088.21. Maximum two-year SFF request $1,060,637.81.
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Name: International Campaign to End War and Disease (a project of Accelerated Medicine Foundation Inc)
Website: warondisease.org (book: the manual "How to End War and Disease")
Primary contact: Mike P. Sinn, Coordinator of the International Campaign to End War and Disease ([email protected])
Country of operation / incorporation: United States
Legal status: Accelerated Medicine Foundation Inc is a Wyoming 501(c)(3) public charity under IRC 170(b)(1)(A)(vi), EIN 41-2555651. IRS exemption effective November 12, 2025; determination letter dated March 25, 2026.
Who does what: Mike P. Sinn is the current Coordinator of the International Campaign to End War and Disease and handles the application, strategy, math, and early campaign work. Directors: Mike P. Sinn, Kathryn Bortko, and Nikhil Yadala. Officers: Mike P. Sinn, President; Kathryn Bortko, Treasurer; Nikhil Yadala, Secretary. The grant funds a full-time Campaign Manager/Coordinator for 24 months, a securities lawyer, and people to build the public survey and participant list. The funded role is open and not earmarked for any individual; the current coordinator may serve if no stronger candidate is identified.
One-sentence summary:
The International Campaign to End War and Disease buys shares in weapons companies and uses shareholder rights to redirect their lobbying toward a 1% Treaty that moves $27.2 billion/year from the murder budget to high-efficiency pragmatic clinical trials through a decentralized FDA, multiplying global trial capacity 12.3x and compressing the disease-treatment backlog from 443 years to 36 years.
Brief description:
Governments spend 604 times more on weapons than on testing which medicines work, and hold 12,241 nuclear warheads (122 times the 100-warhead threshold for a civilization-ending nuclear winter), which is 121 more apocalypses than there are civilizations to end. This is very wasteful.
The budget allocation persists because military contractors run the most effective lobbying operation on Earth ($198 million/year). But the contractors are not sovereign powers; they are publicly traded companies, and their shares are for sale. The campaign acquires shareholder standing and uses it (first with letters, then with board seats) to redirect that lobbying toward a treaty in which every nation simultaneously cuts military spending 1% (no one loses relative power; everyone has 1% fewer missiles pointed at them) and redirects the $27.2 billion/year to a decentralized FDA that subsidizes pragmatic clinical trials at $929/patient.
"The military-industrial complex is not a sovereign power. It is a collection of publicly traded corporations whose shares are for sale to anyone with a brokerage account. The lobby that has driven military budget expansion for eighty years is a line item in those corporations' SG&A. The line item is controllable by whoever holds the board. The board is electable by whoever holds 50%+1 of the shares. The shares are for sale." (The Loving Takeover)