Lampsacus was a historical place in ancient Greece which became famous for its humane asylum politics.

Lampsacus is the global solution for a planet that depends for its survival on a multicultural symbiosis. The most important achievement of Lampsacus is the unconditional fulfilment of the human right for information. The Internet enables the globalisation of Lampsacus and the Multicultural Society of Minorities.

The actual realization of the today easily implantable possibility with the many jobs that it creates is left to the courage and decision of the readers of this little book. The authors hope that it acts as a jolt into a better future.

Wilfried Kriese was born in 1963 and was trainedas a carpenter. Since 1989 he is a workman at the University of Tübingen. He made a name for himself as writer and publisher for minorities after publishing to date 14 books which deal mainly with minority and social issues. Since 1984 he has been involved in politics for directly affected minorities in the political party Die Grünen. After standing candidate for a mandate (once at a regional and twice at a national level) Wilfried Kriese is the first person with a past learning disorder in Germany that applied for such mandates. In view of the fact that there are approximately 1 million persons in Germany living with a learning disorder, this might set us thinking, as it proves how difficult it is to break out of the pre-determined restrictions that are set for minorities.