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Articles of Revolution


The Articles of Revolution are to be the supreme law of the land, no human is above the said text in this document. The AOR shall represent three basic themes of individual liberty, worker control, and democracy. Furthermore it will document the four arms of this people’s socialist republic.

I Arm of the People: All citizens, regardless, have the right to individual liberty, which means you may do as you please as long as it does not infringe on another’s liberty. All citizens, regardless, may participate in the Peoples National Congress, may have the right to vote, to flourish in a secure micro nation, to establish organizations, business, and have the right to a government free of corruption. All power to the people.

1. A council of workers shall own and control each individual enterprise using a one person, one vote process. The government reserves the right to stabilize enterprise during economic crisis, and give advise during normal periods. The Government may control key industry and services to large for the union enterprise.

2. The Peoples National Congress holds the power to propose, amend, and abolish legislation as long as it does not conflict with the Articles of Revolution, and if it receives 2/3 of the vote in favor. All citizens are members of the congress, regardless of political position, and may propose legislation with three other consenting ot the legislation. The congress also reserves the power to remove citizens or suspend disruptive citizens via ¾ in favor. The congress may form committees on special issues of no less than three citizens. The congress is subject to legislative procedure, and may override a veto of the Junta or Presidency with a ¾ vote in favor, but not if both veto. The congress may elected a Speaker of Congress every so often, but must always have one. The Speakers job will be to adopt rules, make sure they are followed.

II Arm of the Presidency: The President holds the powers to make treaties, make peace, veto legislation, appoint commissioners & advisors, fire commissioners & advisors, and head the census prior to elections. The president also reserves the power to pass executive legislation, acts as the micro nations head ambassador, and Head of State. Elections for the President are to be held semi-annually on the third of February. All citizens who have been citizens for over one month may declare candidacy. Registration deadline starts one week before the election date. All other matters are to be control by an election committee of one Junta, one citizen who holds no office, and one commissioner decided upon by the congress.

1. The comissions are to be headed by a Commissioner, who is accountable to the Presidency. Deputy Commissioners are to be directed by the Commissioner, are accountable to the head of their Commission.

III Arm of the Junta: The Junta shall be elected by the Peoples National Congress, and is subject to the same voting procedures as the congress. The Junta’s size is to be set by the President prior to elections, which shall occur every four months. Size of the Junta should be kept small so it may act as an effective means of checking mob rule of the congress. The Junta may elect a speaker who will hold the same duties as the congressional speaker.

IV Arm of the Judicator: A three-person assembly, appointed by the presidency, approved through legislative process via 2/3 in favor of a choice, shall oversee that the constitution is respected and followed, and resolve any other legal matters through due process. One new Judicator is to be appointed once every six months, with the Judicator on the longest being removed. The assembly may appoint investigators, and shall head the Office of the Sheriff.

1. Office of the Sheriff is to investigate crimes, notify needed persons or parties, must obtain a warrant or proper permission from the Judicator Assembly before conducting any type of investigation, questioning so fourth. The office is to be headed by a Sheriff appointed by the Judicator Assembly, and approved via 2/3 in favor, and shall be subject to the Judicator Assemble. The Sheriff may deputize citizens as needed to assist him or her.


Ratafied by the President Chris E. Toke April 20, 2001
Amended by the President Chris E. Toke June 14, 2001