It might not seem close to the Middle East culture, but what would our planet be like if females ruled fornication? Sex and the Stewardship of Mother Earth The answer to that question may be as close as your nearest zoo. Those who study primates point to the unique sexual behavior of this species. Once upon a time, they were called ‘pygmy chimps’ because they resemble small chimpanzees. And like the chimps, they share 98% of their DNA with humans. But the bonobos have a exceptional social structure and method for keeping the peace. First, theirs is a matriarchal society, which means to ladies lead the pack, and second, they have sex. Lots of it. The bonobos have found the solution to world peace. It’s called love. Whenever there is a dispute, they resolve it with a good bout of nooky. A bit of masturbation here, a little tickle where it feels really good there, and soon enough the tension is relieved. Have a problem? Not after you’ve had sex, bonobo style. And if you have any doubt about female satisfaction, rest assured that these apes know how to swing. Wink wink, nod nod, grunt grunt, sigh. In fact, in their natural habitats, Bonobos have rarely demonstrated hostile or violent behaviors towards another. Now we are not suggesting that we become a matriarchal society (although some balance is still very much in order around the world), nor are we suggesting that world leaders start mounting each other at summits for peace. That just is too strange for our imaginations. But don’t you agree that we can learn something here? Mother Earth is suffering from our mistreatme