How can the DWG enforce any world law?
Most of the usefulness of world law will come from the respect it has in the minds of the people, but this would not exist if there was no possibility of a punishment for those breaking the law. For deliberate offenses, and when all else fails, enforcement (as the word implies) can involve the use of force, but using the strictest possible definition of reasonable force, and with an eye out at all times for false claims of self-defense, which has proven to be a very common ruse in human history. A global military establishment must be set up and the armed forces of nations will have to defer to the DWG armed forces, or be compelled to do so. And of course the likelihood is that for the foreseeable future, much if not most of the DWG military force will be made up of components of the military establishments of nation states, the same way UN peacekeeping missions are now constituted.
