Pax English - Your Tribe

is more
than a
book.

It's a journey through the history of mankind's codes and religions to show that the more people speak the same language, the fewer wars there will be in the world.

This thesis isn’t even new. It’s called Tower of Babel and is 3000 or 4000 years old. It isn’t just about sharing the same language, but rather everything that it represents. By bridging cultures, politics, and science, and by grounding a common understanding, Pan-Englishification promotes peace.

Living in a Pax English: this is a game-changer.

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Rodrigo
Moita de Deus

is a Portuguese analyst, opinion maker and writer born in Lisbon, Portugal, in 1977.

Rodrigo wrote "Pax English" between 2017 and 2020 while travelling around the globe. He decided to write "Pax English" in Salvador da Baía, Brazil, recalling a chat with a barman, in Kilifi (a town on the coast of Kenya) on languages and tribes. "Pax English" pages were written in China, Israel, Georgia, Cape Verde and Portugal. You will find all these places (and his stories) on the pages of the book.

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Rodrigo Moita de Deus