In conclusion, more than two and a quarter centuries ago (1795), the German philosopher laid out a project for a permanent world peace, based on a global state whose role is based on an international social contract. The philosopher predicted that if this was accomplished, it would bring an end to human warfare. After two centuries, the German philosopher Habermas returned completely and completely (1995) to discuss with his compatriot the premises from which he began to build the project of world peace: including: the prophecy of the demise of wars. Habermas's answer is that wars have not disappeared, but their nature has changed. Among them is the optimism that international trade is a human force that incites international peace, an optimism that Habermas saw. Dear, today alone, Kant anticipated the creation of an international public space to discuss humanity's concerns, which demonstrated the power of Kant's proposition. And the situation is that this international space for debate with brains instead of weapons and with words instead of punches is what the Humanist Humanist Project intends.