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 Mankind has always dreamt of the end of end of Babel and Globish is its most recent expression. 
As eary as the 1920s, Charkies Kay Ogden created Basic English, seven months for Esperanto, and seven weeks for Basic English. The concept gained its greatest publicity just after the Second World War as a tool for world peace. Winston Churchill and Franklin Roosevelt supported the idea of using Basic English as an international language, and Churchill recommended it in a speech at Harvard University in 1943. Amused critics said that "blood, toil, tears and sweat" translates into Basic English as "blood, hard work, eyewash and body water". 
Though the idea got lots of criticism, it did not die. Another simplified version of the English language appeared called Globish. It was created in the 1990s specifically with the business word in mind due to a project its French creator, Jean-Paul Nerriere, had with IBM. It uses only the most common 1500 English words and phrases and continues to espand as a tool of coomon understanding in simple internation communication. This expansion of Globish has made some consider it a menace to cultural diversity and the purity of non-English languages. Some also find Globish limited in what it can express, but the idea is that people would be able to share a vocabulary set up by the creation of the language. 
Nerrier himself is sometimes described as a remarkable man whose ambition is to promote global understanding between nationalities. He hopes that "some day it will be accepted as a viable alternative by the European Union or the United Nations".

When did Charkies Kay Ogden create Basic English? Who supported the idea of using Basic English as an international language? What is another simplified version of the English language ? Whom was Globish created in the 1990s? How many English words and phrases does Globish use?