This document summarizes revisions made to the U.S. Constitution. It forbids the federal government from regulating commerce, forming alliances, levying taxes, or creating currency. Most military actions require approval from state governors and citizens. Oversight of the military is given to a new Citizen Military Security Panel. The United Nations is moved from New York to Georgia, and the U.S. reserves the right to veto U.N. resolutions and violate international laws if national security is threatened.

1. The
Constitution
of
the
United
States
of
America
Revised
Preamble
We
the
Citizens
of
the
United
States,
in
Order
to
form
a
more
perfect
Union,
establish
Justice,
insure
domestic
Tranquility,
and
provide
for
the
common
defense,
Promote
the
general
Welfare,
and
promise
to
be
the
champions
of
Life,
Liberty
and
the
pursuit
of
Happiness
to
our
Posterity,
and
we
do
establish
this
Constitution
of
the
United
States
of
America.
Life
shall
be
defined
as
the
belief
that
individual
life
is
sacrosanct.
Liberty
shall
be
defined
as
the
protection
of
individual
freedom
of
choice
and
freedom
of
thought.
Pursuit
of
Happiness
shall
be
defined
as
that
there
will
be
no
false
imprisonment
of
our
citizens,
no
military
draft,
no
misuse
of
our
citizens
to
perform
any
labor
whether
manual
or
not,
and
to
maximize
the
retention
of
the
fruit
of
our
citizens
labor.
Article
.
I.
There
will
be
no
legislative
powers
granted
outside
of
those
specifically
detailed
in
this
constitution.
The
United
States
government
(to
be
abbreviated
from
now
on
as
USG)
is
specifically
forbidden
to
create
any
currency
that
can
be
used
as
legal
tender.
The
USG
is
specifically
forbidden
to
print
or
coin
any
money
that
can
be
used
as
legal
tender.
The
USG
is
forbidden
to
regulate
commerce
either
between
states,
or
between
the
USG
and
foreign
countries,
foreign
corporations,
or
foreign
individuals
or
groups
of
individuals.
The
USG
is
forbidden
to
form
or
agree
to
be
a
part
of
any
alliance
or
any
other
agreement
with
other
countries
whether
they
are
military
or
economic.
All
present
alliances
and
agreements
are
hereby
considered
null
and
void.
The
USG
is
forbidden
to
levy
any
taxes
on
its
citizens
or
corporations
in
any
form.
It
is
forbidden
for
any
governmental
body
on
any
level
to
levy
an
inheritance
tax.
The
USG
is
expressly
forbidden
to
levy
any
sales,
value
added
tax,
duties
on
anything.

2.
The
Chief
of
Staffs
of
our
armed
forces
may
form
temporary
agreements
with
foreign
powers
if
the
Citizen
Military
Security
Panel
(CMSP),
which
will
be
defined
later,
ratifies
such
agreements.
The
Citizen
Military
Security
Panel
will
have
the
sole
power
to
initiate
the
use
of
offensive
military
force.
They
can
only
approve
to
initate
military
action
if
100%
of
their
members
approve.
Depending
on
the
urgency
of
the
situation,
the
CMSP
will
also
have
to
get
the
approval
0f
75%
of
the
fifty
State
Governors,
then
if
time
allows
approval
of
75
majorities
in
all
State
Legislatures,
and
then
if
further
time
allows
an
approval
by
popular
vote
of
75%
of
citizens
of
the
US.
Once
this
approval
has
been
given
a
state
of
War
will
exist.
The
Joint
Chiefs
of
staffs
will
be
responsible
henceforth
to
the
management
of
the
hostilities.
The
use
of
military
force
in
a
defensive
manner
in
other
words
the
rules
of
engagement
that
the
US
military
will
abide
by,
will
be
set
by
joint
planning
by
the
CMSP
and
the
Joint
Chiefs
of
Staff.
A
subset
of
the
members
of
the
CMSP
will
be
on
twenty-­‐four
hour
call
to
be
consulted
by
the
Joint
Chiefs
if
a
situation
that
was
beyond
the
scope
of
the
established
rules
of
engagement.
The
on
call
CMSP
will
also
Be
in
charge
of
the
use
of
our
nuclear
arsenal
in
an
emergent
situation.
The
primary
mandate
of
the
CMSP
is
to
protect
the
citizenry
of
the
United
States
of
America.
We
will
not
give
up
our
seat
on
the
United
Nations.
However,
we
will
use
our
permanent
status
as
founding
members
to
veto
all
resolutions
of
the
United
Nations.
We
will
relocate
the
United
Nations
away
from
our
most
prosperous
and
important
city,
the
city
of
New
York
to
Atlanta,
Georgia.
We
will
recognize
the
current
articles
of
the
Law
of
the
Sea
as
defined
by
the
United
Nations
as
long
as
our
country
is
in
a
state
of
Peace.
We
also
reserve
the
right
to
violate
all
United
Nations
laws
in
the
event
our
military
believes
there
is
any
possibility
of
danger
of
an
attack
on
the
United
States
by
any
person,
group,
or
foreign
power,
whether
that
danger
is
imminent
or
just
in
the
foreseeable
future.
United
States
maritime
limits
and
boundaries
are
measured
from
the
official
U.S.
baseline,
recognized
as
the
low-­‐water
line
along
the
coast
as
marked
on
the
current
NOAA
nautical
charts,
in
accordance
with
the
articles
of
the
United
Nations
Law
of
the
Sea.
The
Office
of
Coast
Survey
depicts
on
its
nautical
charts
the
territorial
sea
(12
nautical
miles),
contiguous
zone
(24nm),
and
exclusive
economic
zone
(200nm,
plus
maritime
boundaries
with
adjacent
(opposite
countries).
NOAA
and
the
National
Weather
Service
will
become
part
of
the
United
States
Military.
The
release
of
information
from
these
two
organizations
to
the
public
will

3. be
freely
given
unless
the
Joint
Chief
of
Staff
determines
they
must
be
withheld
for
national
security
reasons.
Article
II.
Section
1.
All
current
laws
and
regulations
of
the
United
States
Government
that
regulate
any
and
all
activity
with
our
land
will
be
handed
off
to
the
State
Governments.
The
State
Governments
will
vote
on
keeping
or
discarding
any
law
or
regulation
that
they
don’t
believe
is
in
the
interest
of
their
state.
Since
the
multitude
of
these
laws
and
regulations
are
vast
approval
will
be
done
by
volume
of
yea’s
verses
nay’s
and
not
role
call
votes.
The
State
Governor
can
veto
any
approved
formerly
Federal
Government
laws
or
regulations
without
recourse.
All
Federal
entitlement
programs,
including
but
not
limited
to
Social
Security,
Medicare,
Medicaid,
Food
Stamps,
Obama
care,
Disability,
etc.
will
be
handed
off
to
the
states
for
administration.
The
states
must
hire
any
former
governmental
employees
that
administered
these
programs
that
wish
to
relocate
to
a
their
state.
All
these
programs
must
be
maintained
for
a
period
of
one
year
before
a
State
decides
to
modify
increase
or
abandon
these
programs.
Towards
the
end
of
the
one-­‐year
anniversary
of
administration
of
these
entitlement
programs,
the
state
will
put
to
popular
vote
various
options
of
retentions
of
the
five
most
costly
programs.
These
options
will
include
retention
of
the
program,
as
is,
cessation
of
the
program,
increase
of
the
benefits
or
beneficiaries,
or
decrease
of
the
benefits
or
beneficiaries.
The
public
will
have
three
months
to
review
these
options
before
a
vote
is
taken.
At
three-­‐month
intervals
the
next
five
costly
entitlement
programs
will
be
reviewed
and
voted
on
in
a
similar
manner
until
the
voters
judge
all
former
Federal
entitlement
programs.
This
is
not
to
say
that
the
legislature
cannot
in
the
future
revive
these
programs
by
a
democratic
process.
The
State
Legislature
will
have
the
power
to
enact
different
entitlement
programs
democratically
if
they
so
desire.
The
future
of
all
these
programs
and
other
laws
and
regulations
on
the
state
level
will
of
course
be
continued,
modified,
or
discontinued
by
the
States’
democratic
process.
If
a
program
is
discontinued
or
it
is
found
that
it
is
unnecessary
to
retain
the
formerly
Federally
employees,
they
will
be
granted
six
months
severance
pay
with
medical
benefits.
Any
full
time
Federal
employees
who
immediately
lose
their
jobs
as
the
result
of
the
adoption
of
this
constitution
will
be
granted
twelve
months
severance
pay
with
medical
benefits.

4. Section
2.
The
States
will
be
responsible
for
the
collection
of
all
revenue
to
be
used
at
the
State,
County
and
local
levels.
The
will
have
the
right
to
tax
individuals,
and
corporate
income
at
a
fixed
percentage
rate
that
does
not
exceed
50%.
This
fixed
tax
may
or
may
not
have
deductions.
This
tax
will
only
apply
to
income
earned
within
the
physical
boundaries
of
the
state.
Any
income
that
an
individual
receives
as
a
dividend
from
a
corporation’s
earnings
within
the
state
may
not
be
taxed.
In
other
words
there
will
not
be
any
double
taxation.
They
will
have
the
right
to
establish
a
sales
tax
at
any
rate
up
to
15%.
This
tax
will
apply
equally
to
all
sales
whether
real
estate
with
or
without
improvements,
tangible,
and
intangible
items.
The
state
will
not
have
the
right
to
tax
any
products
imported,
exported,
or
in
transit
through
the
state.
All
proceeds
from
this
taxation
will
be
applied
first
to
all
of
the
States’
revenue
requirements.
Next
the
proceeds
will
be
apportioned
to
the
municipality’s
revenue
requirements,
and
then
to
the
counties
requirements.
The
State
will
hire
independent
private
accounting
firms
to
validate
municipal
and
county
budgets.
The
State,
county,
and
local
governments
will
be
able
to
approve
on
their
own,
any
long
term
infrastructure
improvement
projects
that
receive
approval
by
ballot
of
the
majority
vote
of
their
residents.
States
cannot
issue
currency,
have
a
State
controlled
bank,
or
coin
any
money.
If
there
is
a
budget
shortfall
the
State
can
borrow
money
against
future
revenue.
But
they
must
adjust
their
total
tax
structure
to
achieve
a
balanced
budget
and
pay
back
any
debt
within
two
years.
They
should
over
time
attempt
to
achieve
a
two-­‐
year
reserve
to
address
any
emergencies.
These
reserves
must
be
held
in
AAA
rated
short-­‐term
securities.
Counties
and
Municipalities
will
never
be
able
to
borrow
money
in
any
fashion.
The
States’
must
furnish
all
their
financial
needs.
Section
4.
States,
counties
and
municipalities
cannot
make
any
alliances,
treaties
or
any
other
agreements
with
other
states
or
foreign
countries.
States,
counties
and
municipalities
cannot
impede
travel
into
or
out
of
their
states
by
citizens
or
foreign
visitors.
States
cannot
prevent
any
private
person
or
corporation
hiring
foreign
visitors.
States
cannot
maintain
any
military
force
or
weaponry
disallowed
by
the
United
States
Chief
of
Staff.
States
cannot
interfere
with
any
commerce
into
or
out
of
their
states.

5.
States,
Counties
and
municipalities
cannot
confiscate
real
property
for
any
reason.
States,
Counties
and
municipalities
can
derive
revenue
from
court
approved
financial
penalties,
from
the
collection
of
revenues
of
infractions,
and
they
may
confiscate
any
non-­‐real
estate
assets
of
a
corporation
or
individual
who
does
not
abide
the
tax
laws,
but
only
if
those
assets
are
within
the
boundaries
of
their
state.
They
may
not
fine
tax
lawbreakers
more
then
25%
on
the
unpaid
taxes.
Section
5.
States
will
have
no
power
over
the
regulation
of
education
at
the
municipal
level.
The
continuation
of
each
States’
Universities
or
Colleges
under
the
auspices
of
the
State
government
will
be
put
to
vote
every
two
years.
If
the
voters
find
any
State
University
or
college
unacceptable
it
will
have
to
be
auctioned
to
the
private
economy.
New
State
Colleges
or
Universities
must
have
the
approval
of
the
voters
(majority
rules).
Again
municipalities
will
have
the
final
say
on
what
type
of
educational
system
will
be
practiced
within
their
town.
They
must
insure
that
there
are
educational
facilities
of
some
nature,
private
or
public
that
will
enable
all
children
to
have
education
up
to
the
12th
grade.
Section
6.
States
may
only
own
real
estate
to
maintain
the
legislature,
the
Governors
‘mansion,
the
courthouses,
state
parks
and
the
state
police
buildings.
Counties
will
only
own
County
Court
Houses,
County
Sheriffs
buildings,
county
jails
and
all
roads
outside
of
the
municipalities
with
the
exception
of
the
interstates,
which
are
owned
by
the
Federal
Government.
They
are
responsible
for
their
maintenance.
Criminals
arrested
within
the
state,
must
be
transferred
after
arraignment
to
a
County
Jail.
They
will
be
prosecuted
at
the
County
Level.
There
must
be
sufficient
Jail
space,
judges,
and
courtrooms
to
prosecute
a
case
within
thirty
days.
If
not
the
accused
must
be
released.
A
three-­‐judge
panel
will
rule
all
cases.
A
person
may
only
be
convicted
by
a
unanimous
vote
of
the
judges.
At
the
discretion
of
the
Judges
bail
may
be
set
with
electronic
monitoring.
If
a
person
is
convicted
of
a
crime
that
the
court
decides
requires
imprisonment,
then
the
case
is
automatically
transferred
to
the
Federal
Criminal
Court
System
for
review.
The
prisoner
will
be
remanded
to
Federal
Marshall
custody.
Any
fiscal
penalty
can
be
collected
by
the
county
from
property
that
the
defendant
has
within
the
state.
If
the
Federal
Criminal
Court
finds
that
the
amount
collected
is
insufficient,
the
defendant’s
assets
anywhere
in
the
United
States
may
be
confiscated
to
pay
the
fine.
There
will
never
be
any
prisons,
with
the
exception
of
Federal
Military
Prisons
within
a
state.
Municipalities
may
only
own
real
estate
consisting
of
their
town
hall,
police
stations,
public
hospitals,
city
parks,
and
all
public
roads.
They
are
responsible
for
their
maintenance.
Any
new
public
infrastructure
that
needs
to
be
built
must
be
approved
at
the
state
level.
The
state
will
apportion
funds
for
its
construction.

6.
All
public
utilities
must
be
sold
to
the
private
sector.
No
jurisdiction
within
a
state
will
be
able
to
interfere
with
traffic
over
the
Internet.
In
modern
day
society,
it
is
impractical
for
the
state
to
monitor
pornography
or
profanity
over
the
airwaves.
It
will
be
up
to
parents
to
monitor
what
their
children
are
watching
or
viewing.
Section
7.
The
State
has
no
power
to
license
and
or
collect
any
fees
from
any
professions
or
institutions.
Instead
the
State
will
maintain
an
insurance
program
financed
out
of
state
funds.
If
any
citizen
is
injured
by
an
act
committed
by
a
professional
(as
defined
in
each
state),
he
will
be
awarded
a
settlement
based
on
the
injury.
If
a
settlement
is
awarded,
then
a
record
of
who
caused
that
will
be
associated
with
that
individual
or
institution,
together
with
full
disclosure
of
all
events
leading
to
the
injury,
if
the
insurance
investigators
determine
a
cause
they
will
include
the
cause
and
a
narrative
of
what
led
them
to
this
decision.
If
they
decide
the
cause
was
criminal
in
nature
they
will
send
this
investigation
to
the
appropriate
authorities
for
investigation
and
possible
prosecution
this
recorded
injury
can
never
be
removed
by
any
authority
and
will
be
available
on
the
Internet.
Section
8.
Municipalities
can
declare
themselves
independent
of
the
laws
of
the
State,
even
those
laws
within
the
State
Constitution.
However
they
will
have
to
follow
the
rules
of
Democracy
and
the
Federal
Constitution.
If
they
declare
independency
they
cannot
collect
any
revenue
from
the
state
tax
base.
They
cannot
authorize
any
taxation
of
any
kind
of
their
citizens.
Their
citizens
will
still
have
to
pay
all
State
authorized
taxes
and
deliver
those
collections
to
the
State
unless
the
State
grants
them
immunity.
The
city
will
have
to
be
maintained
by
private
donations.
Section
9.
Safety
net
All
citizens
of
the
United
States
who
are
without
funds
to
have
a
place
to
live,
or
funds
to
eat,
or
funds
to
purchase
essential
clothing
and
toiletries
must
be
helped.
There
will
be
no
homeless
United
States
citizens.
The
State
Government
has
the
ultimate
responsibilities
for
these
individuals.
These
individuals
will
be
assigned
a
case
officer.
This
case
officer
will
first
try
to
get
help
for
theses
citizens
from
existing
private
charities.
If
that
does
not
work,
the
case
officer
will
use
existing
entitlement
programs.
If
this
citizen
is
not
eligible
for
any
of
these
programs
or
if
these
programs
have
been
discontinued,
the
case
worker
will
use
State
funds
to
provide
for
all
essential
support
including
but
not
limited
to
housing,
medical
care,
food,
clothing,
and
an
amount
of
money
furnished
weekly
for
sundry
items.
The
citizen
may
request
help
in
job
placement
or
job
training.
All
homeless
noncitizens
will
have
the
opportunity
to
be
helped
by
private
charities.
If
no
private
charities
will
give
this
visitor
help,
the
visitor
will
be
remanded
to
the
custody
of
the
Federal
Marshall
Service.
The
Federal
State
Monitoring
court
will
decide
this
person’s
fate.
Section
10.
New
elections
of
Legislatures

7. All
states
upon
the
ratification
of
this
new
constitution
must
have
a
special
election
to
reelect
a
new
legislature.
The
state
legislature
can
only
comprise
citizens
who
are
not
currently
judges,
lawyers,
prosecutors,
or
paralegals.
(Why
would
you
want
to
have
a
pickpocket
valet
you’re
shiny
new
car.
Lawyers
have
a
natural
bias
when
they
write
laws
that
help
their
fellow
professionals
at
the
expense
of
their
constituents.)
The
Federal
State
Monitoring
court
will
review
any
new
laws
passed
by
the
State
legislature
to
insure
they
comply
with
the
Federal
Constitution.
After
their
approval,
the
state
Supreme
Court
will
examine
the
new
legislation.
The
State
Supreme
court
can
reject
any
new
legislation
that
conflicts
with
the
State
constitution.
The
Supreme
Court
can
also
rewrite
the
law
into
a
form
they
find
acceptable
and
return
it
to
the
legislature
for
a
vote.
Only
after
all
these
procedures
can
the
law
be
sent
to
the
Governor
for
signature.
Section
11.
When
the
entitlement
programs
are
dropped
to
the
state
level
it
will
be
Time
to
get
rid
of
social
security
numbers
and
replace
them
with
some
other
method.
Social
Security
numbers
promote
identity
theft.
Article
III.
The
court
system
of
the
Federal
Government
will
be
divided
into
three
main
parts,
the
Federal
Criminal
Court
System,
The
Federal
State
Court
Monitoring
system.
And
the
Federal
Civil
Court
System.
Each
one
of
these
divisions
will
be
monitored
by
an
appeal
and
supervising
master
court.
Above
them
all
will
be
the
Supreme
Court.
Section
1.
The
Federal
Criminal
Court
System
will
be
a
series
of
courts
each
with
three
judges.
This
court
will
immediately
review
any
criminal
case
where
a
sentence
of
incarceration
is
made
on
the
state
level.
The
county
court
must
transfer
all
evidence,
a
video
record
of
the
trial,
and
a
record
of
the
deliberations
of
the
County
Judges.
If
necessary
the
court
may
ask
Detectives
of
the
Federal
Marshall
Service
to
collect
more
evidence
or
interview
witnesses.
This
court
will
also
have
thirty
days
to
review
a
case.
The
Court
can
issue
three
possible
decrees.
They
must
be
unanimous.
They
can
have
the
criminal
transferred
to
a
Federal
Island
facility
for
nonviolent
crimes.
They
can
have
the
criminal
transferred
to
a
Federal
Island
facility
for
violent
offenders
whom
the
court
believes
may
be
rehabilitated.
Finally
the
court
can
send
offenders
to
an
island
facility
of
no
return.
The
court
may
confiscate
assets
from
a
convict
anywhere
in
the
country.
They
will
return
any
unpaid
portion
back
to
the
county.
If
the
court
determines
the
crime
does
not
merit
incarceration,
the
offender
will
be
free
to
go
anywhere
he
wishes.
From
the
nonmilitary
population
there
will
be
no
capital
offences.
This
court
will
have
control
of
the
Federal
Marshall
Service.
Among
the
other
duties
of
this
service
is
to
maintain
discipline
on
the
Federal
Interstate
Highway
System,
be
present
at
all
inter-­‐state
airports,
and
all
major
inter-­‐state
train
stations,
which
are
owned
by
the
Federal
Government.
All
of
these
airports
and
train
stations
will
be

8. leased
back
to
the
private
sector,
but
all
security
will
be
under
the
control
of
the
Marshall
Service.
There
will
be
an
administrative
and
review
court
above
the
Federal
Criminal
Court
System.
They
will
be
responsible
for
monitoring
the
action
of
the
judges
on
the
lower
level.
They
will
be
responsible
for
hiring
and
firing
of
all
the
judges.
They
can
reverse
an
egregious
ruling
if
it
is
brought
to
their
attention.
They
will
also
administer
the
hiring
and
firing
of
the
Federal
Marshall
Service.
The
Supreme
Court
will
hire
and
fire
these
judges.
Section
2.
The
Federal
State
Monitoring
Court
will
make
sure
that
citizens’
civil
rights
have
not
been
violated.
Those
rights
are:
a. The
right
to
bear
arms.
Firearms
will
not
be
confiscated
from
private
residences.
Private
citizens
will
not
have
the
right
to
open
or
conceal
carry
firearms
into
public
places
or
private
domains
that
they
do
not
own.
They
may
purchase
weapons
from
any
person
or
shop
and
they
may
fire
them
at
a
private
firing
range.
They
must
keep
all
their
weapons
locked
and
out
of
view
during
transport.
During
hunting
season
they
may
bring
their
weapons
to
a
locality
where
their
licenses
are
active.
If
an
officer
of
the
court
finds
a
citizen
carrying
a
firearm
illegally
it
will
simply
be
subject
to
confiscation.
There
will
be
no
arrests
or
fines
unless
that
individual
is
in
the
act
of
committing
a
crime.
b. The
right
of
the
people
to
be
secure
in
their
persons,
houses,
papers,
computers,
hard
line
and
mobile
communications,
and
effects,
against
unreasonable
searches
and
seizures,
shall
not
be
violated,
and
no
warrants
shall
issue,
but
upon
probable
cause,
supported
by
oath
or
affirmation,
and
particularly
describing
the
place
to
be
searched,
and
the
person
or
things
to
be
seized.
c. No
one
can
be
subject
for
the
same
offense
twice,
nor
shall
be
compelled
in
any
criminal
case
to
be
a
witness
against
himself,
nor
be
deprived
of
life,
liberty
or
property,
without
due
process
of
law,
nor
shall
private
real
property
ever
be
taken.
d. In
all
criminal
prosecutions,
the
accused
shall
enjoy
the
right
to
a
public
trial
not
lasting
longer
then
thirty
days
from
his
arraignment
in
the
county
where
the
alleged
crime
occurred,
and
to
be
informed
of
the
nature
and
cause
of
the
accusation,
to
be
confronted
with
the
witnesses
against
him,
to
have
compulsory
process
for
obtaining
witnesses
in
his
favor,
and
to
have
the
assistance
of
counsel
for
his
defense.
If
he
wishes
a
trial
by
jury,
he
must
compensate
or
find
a
charity
to
compensate
for
the
reimbursement
of
the
selected
jurors
regular
pay,
and
the
duration
of
the
trial
will
be
increased
by
thirty
days.
e. As
in
criminal
court
the
unanimous
verdict
of
three
judges
is
required,
so
shall
it
be
in
civil
cases.

9. f. Excessive
bail
shall
not
be
required,
nor
excessive
fines
imposed,
nor
cruel
and
unusual
punishments
inflicted.
g. Again
just
to
emphasize
this
point
these
rights
are
only
for
citizens
of
the
United
States.
Visitors
have
none
of
these
rights.
If
a
visitor
is
caught
in
the
possession
of
a
firearm
on
his
person,
vehicle,
or
living
space
he
will
be
immediately
transferred
to
the
authority
of
the
Federal
Marshall
Service.
The
Federal
Marshall
service
will
take
his
case
in
front
of
the
Federal
Criminal
Court
System
with
all
pertinent
facts.
This
court
may
expel
this
person
with
no
rights
to
ever
return
to
the
United
States
or
if
they
determine
he
is
a
violent
offender
send
him
to
the
Island
of
no
return.
h. The
right
to
conduct
business
of
any
kind
outside
the
state
of
his
residency
without
interference
or
collection
of
any
taxes
or
duties
whether
he
is
acting
as
an
individual
or
as
a
corporation.
i. The
right
to
purchase
items
from
outside
the
state
without
paying
any
sales
taxes
within
the
state
of
his
residence.
j. The
right
to
leave
any
state
or
move
anywhere
within
the
state
with
all
of
an
individual’s
possessions
without
paying
any
levies
or
taxes,
unless
there
exists
an
unpaid
tax
or
fine
levied
against
that
individual.
If
the
individual
believes
this
unpaid
tax
of
fine
is
not
just,
that
individual
can
appeal
to
the
Federal
State
Monitoring
court
for
redress
within
the
span
of
twelve
months.
k. The
right
of
any
individual
to
travel
into
any
other
state
without
hindrance
or
payment
of
any
kind.
l. The
last
four
rights
do
apply
to
visitors
to
our
great
nation.
m. The
Federal
State
Monitoring
court
will
only
act
on
the
state
level,
which
includes
any
members
of
the
states’
legislature,
the
states’
executive
branch
or
the
states’
supreme
court.
If
the
court
finds
a
violation
of
any
individual’s
rights,
it
will
apply
its
penalties
to
the
person
or
persons
most
responsible
for
allowing
this
injustice
to
occur
within
their
state.
Therefore
it
will
behoove
the
state
government
to
keep
a
close
eye
on
the
happenings
on
the
local
level
within
their
state.
The
penalties
from
the
Federal
State
Monitoring
court
can
be
anything
from
prohibition
of
the
individuals
ever
being
employed
at
any
governmental
level,
an
appropriate
fine,
and
in
case
of
a
truly
egregious
miscarriage
of
justice
possible
incarceration.
In
the
case
of
a
judgment
of
incarceration
the
case
will
have
to
be
handed
off
to
the
Federal
Criminal
Court
system.
The
Federal
Monitoring
court
will
use
Federal
Marshall
detectives
to
investigate
any
injustices.
n. I
have
not
included
the
right
to
freedom
of
speech,
the
right
of
freedom
of
press,
or
the
right
to
practice
religion
in
this
constitution.
In
our
modern
world
it
would
be
very
difficult
for
a
state
to
hinder
these
rights.
However
if
a
State
wishes
to
have
these
rights
enumerated
in
their
state
constitution
they
may
do
so.
o. The
Federal
State
Monitoring
court
will
also
address
any
grievances
of
damage
from
one
state
to
another
whether
this
damage
is
caused
by
actions
of
the
State
or
local
governments
or
individuals
or
corporations.
This
damage
will
include
but
not
be
limited
to
pollution
of
waterways,
toxic
or
odorous
substances
in
the
air
traveling
from
state
to
state.
The
Court
will

10. hire
experts
to
assess
the
damage
and
the
causes
and
levy
fines
and
awards
as
appropriate.
p. The
Federal
State
Monitoring
court
will
monitor
the
States
program
for
citizen
safety
net.
Section
3.
The
Federal
Civil
Court
System
a. The
Federal
Civil
Court
System
will
consist
of
a
large
body
of
individual
courts
also
manned
by
three
judges.
For
a
court
decision
to
be
upheld
it
must
be
unanimous.
This
use
of
this
court
will
be
totally
voluntary.
Two
parties,
whether
they
are
two
individuals
living
in
one
state,
or
two
corporations
existing
in
one
state,
or
one
individual
and
one
corporation,
or
an
individual
and
a
municipality,
or
a
United
States
corporation
and
a
foreign
corporation,
or
United
States
corporation
and
a
foreign
government,
or
so
on
and
so
on,
they
can
all
voluntarily
use
this
court.
b. The
process
has
a
few
complexities
depending
on
the
nature
of
the
contract
and
what
the
contract
binds
each
person
to
perform.
But
whatever
goods
or
services
are
being
traded
in
the
contract,
the
complexities
of
adjudicating
a
breech
of
this
contract
must
be
evaluated.
Once
a
contract
reaches
this
court
to
guarantee
performance
or
to
assess
a
monetary
or
performance
award,
the
court
will
examine
the
paperwork.
If
the
contract
calls
for
technical
specifications
that
the
examining
judge
does
not
understand
he
will
have
to
call
for
expert
opinions
on
the
difficulties
of
making
a
judgment.
Based
on
that
information
and
the
total
monetary
value
of
the
contract,
this
court
will
ask
for
a
sum
of
money
to
guarantee
that
they
will
adjudicate
a
claim
by
one
party
that
the
contract
has
been
breeched.
If
the
contracts’
value
is
a
billion
dollars,
that
could
earn
the
court
ten
million
dollars
for
example
for
doing
nothing
if
the
contract
is
fulfilled
without
problems.
c. Why
would
someone
want
to
have
his
or
her
contract
guaranteed
by
this
court?
The
reason
is
that
this
court
has
the
entire
power
of
the
United
States
government
behind
it.
This
court
can
collect
from
assets
or
funds
anywhere
in
the
United
States.
The
Department
of
State
can
use
its
power
to
have
friendly
foreign
governments
aid
in
collecting
funds
outside
of
the
United
States.
d. This
court
system
may
grow
to
be
the
largest
part
of
the
Federal
Judiciary.
It
is
impossible
to
predict.
But
if
people
are
laying
out
money
expecting
a
swift
judgment,
then
the
number
of
courts
and
justices
must
meet
this
demand.
I
think
if
companies
were
paying
significant
sums
of
money
to
guarantee
performance,
they
would
expect
an
answer
within
a
month
or
maybe
two.
The
swifter
just
decisions
are
made
the
more
people
will
be
willing
to
pay
and
use
these
courts.
e. Since
this
could
be
one
of
the
bigger
sources
of
income
for
the
Federal
Government,
it
must
be
quick,
just,
and
the
awards
must
be
paid
swiftly.
f. There
will
need
to
be
a
network
of
supervising
courts
to
hire
and
fire
justices,
manage
the
acquisition
of
expert
consultants,
and
other
issues.

11. g. I
think
here
too,
it
will
take
unanimous
decisions
by
the
three
judges
to
arrive
at
a
binding
award.
h. You
will
note
that
I
have
not
included
any
other
civil
type
of
cases
at
the
Federal
level.
This
is
not
a
mistake.
Other
then
contract
law,
the
Federal
Court
system
will
not
try
or
hear
appeals
on
any
other
civil
matter.
That
means
for
example,
that
there
will
not
be
any
class
action
suits
heard
at
the
Federal
level.
Section
4.
The
Supreme
Court
a. The
new
Supreme
court
will
be
the
only
elected
body
of
justices
on
the
Federal
level.
b. There
will
be
one
Justice
elected
from
each
state
and
one
extra
Justice
From
the
District
of
Columbia.
Lets
make
them
serve
six-­‐year
terms.
c. There
foremost
activities
will
be
administration.
They
will
be
responsible
for
the
makeup
of
all
the
supervisory
courts.
They
will
also
review
cases
from
lower
courts
that
are
brought
to
their
attention.
They
may
decide
to
reverse
a
lower
court
decision
if
warranted.
d. This
court
will
be
the
only
government
body
that
can
make
changes
to
the
Federal
Constitution.
If
the
majority
of
this
court
decides
that
an
amendment
must
be
made,
they
will
vote
on
it.
If
it
passes
the
amendment
will
be
presented
to
each
state.
It
will
have
to
pass
by
75%
of
the
popular
vote
in
each
state
to
be
included
or
alter
the
Constitution.
e. The
Supreme
Court
will
also
monitor
the
activities
of
the
executive
branch.
They
will
hire
auditors
to
monitor
for
corruption
of
the
executive
branch.
They
can
also
reverse
the
ruling
of
any
of
the
military
courts
decisions.
f. Supreme
Court
Justices
must
be
born
in
the
USA.
They
must
have
served
six
years
on
the
Supreme
Court
at
the
State
Level.
The
Justices
will
serve
six
years.
They
can
be
on
the
Supreme
Court
twice
in
their
lifetime.
g. The
Supreme
Court
will
select
each
calendar
year
by
majority
vote
the
Chief
Justice.
The
Justice
can
retain
his
position
for
the
entirety
of
his
office
by
renewal
of
the
majority
of
the
court.
The
Chief
Justice
is
a
key
vote
for
any
decisions.
The
Chief
Justice
must
agree
with
a
decision
or
the
decision
is
null
and
void.
h. The
Chief
Justice
swears
into
office
any
key
officials
of
the
Federal
Government.
This
Justice
is
responsible
to
have
the
full
Supreme
Court
review
any
lower
courts’
decision
and
reverse
its
decision.
i. The
Supreme
Court
has
first
call
of
any
investigative
and
action
powers
of
the
Federal
Marshall
Service.
Every
key
official
that
is
chosen
for
a
major
position
with
the
United
States
Government
will
need
a
background
check
by
the
Federal
Marshall
Service.
j. The
Supreme
Court
will
grant
commissions
to
officer
candidates
to
the
United
States
Military
after
a
background
check.
It
will
also
approve
any
promotion
of
officers
from
rank
to
rank
after
asked
to
do
so
by
each
militaries
branch
chief
personnel
officer.

12. k. The
Supreme
Court
will
establish
what
crimes
are
punishable
by
incarceration.
It
will
also
set
standards
for
the
length
of
incarceration
and
the
type
of
facility
a
criminal
will
be
remanded
too.
l. The
laws
dealing
with
copyrights
and
patents
are
antiquated.
The
Supreme
Court
will
create
new
guidelines
for
these
important
rights.
They
will
establish
a
special
court
to
handle
violations.
Section
5.
a. The
Supreme
Court
will
select
the
head
of
the
Federal
Marshall
Service.
b. This
person
must
have
a
degree
in
criminal
justice,
masters
in
business
administration,
and
a
complete
understanding
of
the
Federal
Constitution.
c. This
person
will
be
responsible
for
administrating
the
entire
Marshall
Service.
d. The
Federal
Marshall
Service
will
have
three
divisions,
the
enforcement
division,
the
investigative
division,
and
the
civilian
prison
system.
e. The
Joint
Chief
of
Staffs
will
select
the
weapons
available
to
this
division.
f. The
Federal
Marshall
Service
shall
assume
all
duties
and
resources
of
the
current
Federal
Bureau
of
Investigation
with
the
exceptions
of
counterintelligence
and
counterterrorism.
Any
information
that
this
organization
receives
involving
suspicion
of
future
acts
of
terrorism
will
be
sent
to
the
military.
Any
immediate
threats,
will
in
addition
to
alerting
the
military,
be
acted
on
by
the
Marshall
Service
itself
with
the
cooperation
of
all
local
law
enforcement.
If
any
suspicious
espionage
activity
is
detected,
then
this
information
shall
be
handed
off
to
Military
Intelligence.
Article
IV.
Section
1.
There
will
be
a
one-­‐time
office
called
the
Federal
Asset
Reconstitution
Board.
They
will
reacquire
assets
that
have
been
sold
or
leased
without
the
consent
of
the
majority
of
our
citizens
anytime
since
the
creation
of
our
country.
Many
of
these
assets
were
built
with
Federal
money
or
Federally
paid
research
and
development.
a. All
of
the
original
rights
of
the
Internet
will
be
reacquired
by
the
United
States
government
and
leased
out
on
a
yearly
basis.
The
US
will
never
give
up
control
of
ICANN
and
will
use
force
if
necessary
to
reacquire
the
IETF
and
W3C,
the
Internet
Society,
and
the
five
regional
registries.
b. The
United
States
Government
will
nullify
all
sales,
leases
and
any
other
Contracts
dealing
with
the
electromagnetic
spectrum
that
is
used
by
radio,
television
and
cellular
and
similar
technology
within
the
United
States
and
its
territories.
These
were
all
national
treasures
and
they

13. should
not
have
been
sold.
All
of
this
spectrum
will
go
out
for
closed
competitive
bidding
for
a
five-­‐year
lease.
The
current
owner
or
user
of
this
spectrum
will
have
the
opportunity
to
match
the
highest
offer
to
retain
the
contract.
This
will
be
another
great
source
of
government
income.
c. The
interstate
highway
system
outside
of
major
municipalities
to
be
determined
later
will
be
owned
and
controlled
by
the
Federal
Government.
There
will
be
a
one-­‐time
acquisition
of
land
to
create
islands
along
the
inter-­‐state
for
food
and
lodging
on
newly
minted
Federal
Land.
These
islands
will
be
leased
out.
Bids
will
go
out
to
create
the
most
modern
high
tech
toll
collection
system.
There
will
be
contract
put
out
to
create
a
technology
so
that
drivers
on
the
interstate
can
have
their
automobiles
and
trucks
controlled
automatically
in
the
future.
The
tolls
will
pay
for
improvements
and
repair
of
this
system.
Only
Federal
Marshalls
can
stop
vehicles
on
the
interstate.
d. All
commercial
airports
will
be
acquired
by
the
Federal
Government
and
leased
back
for
five
years
by
auction
similar
to
the
airwaves.
Only
Federal
Marshalls
will
have
the
right
to
arrest
within
these
airports.
e. The
purpose
of
these
annexations
is
to
give
our
population
the
ability
to
vote
with
their
feet
at
a
moments
notice.
It
also
gives
a
boost
to
Federal
Revenue
without
taxation.
f. All
oil
leases,
mineral
rights,
land
use,
property
leases,
structure
leases
will
be
declared
null
and
void.
They
will
all
go
out
to
auction
similar
to
above.
g. All
bridges
and
tunnels
that
connect
one
state
with
another
will
also
be
annexed
by
the
USG.
These
connections
are
vitally
important
to
our
economy,
so
the
USG
will
decide
on
the
appropriate
funding
method
for
maintenance,
improvements
or
replacements.
Section
2.
The
Bureau
of
management
of
United
States
Assets.
a. This
is
the
largest
potential
piece
of
bureaucracy
in
the
executive
branch.
b. The
United
States
Government
owns
25%
of
the
landmass
of
our
country.
c. This
is
an
enormous
task
to
manage
properly.
d. We
will
need
to
hire
a
consulting
firm
just
to
decide
how
we
are
going
to
decide
to
break
these
assets
into
manageable
pieces.
e. Once
that
is
done
we
will
have
to
put
out
to
bid
private
companies
to
manage
the
pieces.
f. We
will
have
to
hire
many
accounting
firms
to
make
sure
as
little
as
corruption
as
possible
is
taking
place.
g. This
will
be
the
largest
source
of
revenue
for
the
new
Federal
Government.

14. h. The
head
of
this
management
program
will
be
chosen
by
the
Supreme
Court
and
will
serve
at
their
pleasure.
The
Supreme
Court
will
determine
this
person’s
salary
and
benefits.
i. The
head
of
this
management
program
will
seek
to
maximize
private
management
of
these
assets.
This
person
may
hire
governmental
assistants
Section
3.
The
new
Federal
Totally
Tax
Free
Enterprise
zone.
a. The
Federal
Government
will
acquire
all
real
estate
Property
within
the
District
of
Columbia.
Current
owners
will
be
Fairly
compensated.
b. A
city-­‐planning
firm
will
be
hired
to
create
an
overall
design
of
the
city.
c. Parcels
will
be
leased
out
to
build
high
rises
for
offices,
manufacturing,
and
living
space.
d. Current
parks
will
be
maintained.
e. There
will
be
no
taxes,
duties,
or
levies
of
any
kind
within
this
zone.
f. The
Federal
Government
should
earn
tremendous
revenue
for
leasing
out
existing
structures,
tearing
down
dilapidated
structures
and
leasing
them
for
high
rises.
g. There
will
be
no
private
ownership
of
weapons
not
allowed
by
the
Current
TSA
policy
within
this
zone.
Only
Federal
Marshalls
and
uniformed
military
personnel
can
carry
their
personal
weapons.
h. The
only
vehicles
allowed
on
the
streets
will
be
electric
self-­‐drive
that
cannot
leave
city
limits.
i. All
foreign
embassies
will
have
to
relocate
to
wherever
the
United
Nations
is
relocated
too.
j. Parking
Structures
will
be
built
on
annexed
land
outside
the
city
limits.
There
will
be
connecting
subways
to
bring
people
living
outside
this
zone
to
this
city.
k. Only
United
States
Citizens
may
live,
work,
and
own
businesses
or
corporations
within
this
city.
l. Land
will
be
annexed
to
create
a
new
airport
connected
to
this
zone.
There
will
be
a
subway
connection
to
the
heart
of
this
city.
m. Everyone
entering
this
zone
will
have
to
go
through
security
similar
to
the
present
TSA.
n. The
current
passenger
rail
terminus
will
have
to
be
changed
to
be
outside
the
city
for
security
reasons.
There
will
be
a
subway
connection
to
the
heart
of
the
city.
o. Citizens
may
charter
corporations
within
this
zone.
All
of
the
chief
officers
of
this
corporation
must
be
US
citizens.
The
chief
officers
are
defined
as
the
CEO,
the
President,
the
Secretary
ant
the
Treasurer.
All
of
these
officers
must
be
residents
of
this
zone.

15. p. US
citizens
must
declare
their
intentions
to
be
residents
of
this
zone
to
the
Zone’s
mayoral
office.
To
maintain
their
residency
they
must
physically
live
within
the
zone
six
months
and
one
day.
All
corporation
that
are
charted
within
this
zone,
must
have
their
home
offices
maintained
within
this
zone.
q. The
Supreme
Court
will
select
the
mayor
of
this
zone.
All
civil
and
criminal
cases
that
occur
within
this
zone
will
be
sent
to
the
appropriate
Federal
Court.
The
Federal
Marshall
service
will
keep
civil
order
within
the
zone
and
will
be
responsible
for
criminal
arrests
and
the
issuance
of
any
infractions.
The
Federal
Marshall
service
will
maintain
a
Jail
for
alleged
criminals.
A
convicted
citizen
may
never
again
be
a
resident
of
this
zone.
A
person
who
is
found
to
have
not
complied
with
the
residency
requirements
of
this
zone
will
never
be
able
to
be
a
resident
again
in
this
zone
or
any
other
future
Federal
Free
Enterprise
zones.
If
this
person
is
an
officer
of
a
Corporation
chartered
in
this
zone,
the
Mayor’s
department
will
decide
whether
the
Corporation
can
maintain
its
charter
within
this
zone
based
on
a
set
of
criteria
established
by
the
Supreme
Court.
r. A
Bank
may
be
chartered
within
this
zone.
It
can
be
private
or
a
Corporation
charted
within
this
zone.
If
it
is
private,
the
majority
owners
must
be
citizens
who
are
residents
of
this
zone.
The
ownership
of
this
bank
must
be
registered
with
the
Mayor’s
office.
Only
United
States
citizens
or
United
States
chartered
Corporations
may
have
accounts
within
this
bank.
All
accounts
will
be
maintained
under
complete
secrecy.
The
bank
can
engage
in
any
economic
activity
on
the
behalf
of
its
depositors
in
complete
secrecy.
The
Supreme
Court
will
provide
a
list
of
all
approved
economic
activities
for
these
banks.
Any
Bank
that
is
found
to
violate
Bank
secrecy
or
be
found
to
violate
the
approved
Supreme
Court
list
will
be
subject
to
prosecution
by
the
Federal
Criminal
Court
System.
If
the
bank
is
found
negligent,
the
Court
will
determine
the
appropriate
punishment.
They
may
call
for
dissolution
of
the
bank,
seizure
of
all
bank
assets,
personal
fines
on
the
owners
or
officers
and
criminal
incarcerations
or
any
lessor
sentences.
There
will
be
only
one
exception
to
the
bank
secrecy
law.
If
the
Federal
Civil
court
makes
an
award
of
monetary
damages
against
a
citizen
or
United
States
chartered
corporation,
and
if
the
court
cannot
collect
the
funds
awarded
by
the
judgment
from
any
other
assets
of
the
defending
party,
the
court
can
inquire
to
all
Banks
within
the
Free
Enterprise
Zone
if
the
defendants
hold
funds
in
their
banks.
If
so,
the
Federal
Civil
court
can
demand
those
funds
to
fulfill
the
awarded
judgment.
s. The
Zone’s
mayor
will
be
responsible
for
city
planning,
approve
leases
according
to
guidelines
established
by
the
Supreme
Court.
The
mayor
will
be
responsible
for
infrastructure
maintenance
and
improvements.
The
Supreme
Court
must
sign
off
on
any
planned
infrastructure
improvements.
t. The
Laws
pertaining
to
chartering
of
banks
within
this
zone
will
be

16. Created
by
the
Supreme
Court.
This
will
at
least
have
to
include
a
yearly
External
audit
by
a
randomly
chosen
nationally
recognized
auditing
firm.
The
results
of
the
audit
will
be
made
available
to
the
Supreme
Court
to
detect
any
fraudulent
activities,
and
to
all
depositors.
u. Any
type
of
stock
exchange,
futures
and
options
exchanges
or
bond
exchange
can
be
chartered
within
this
zone.
All
owners
or
stockholders
of
these
exchanges
must
be
United
States
Citizens.
There
will
not
be
any
residency
Requirements.
The
Supreme
Court
will
decide
the
basic
rules
of
conducting
theses
exchanges.
However
these
exchanges
may
expand
on
those
rules
to
increase
the
safety
of
investors.
Any
purchase
of
stocks,
futures,
options
and
bonds
on
these
exchanges
will
require
a
small
percentage
fee
to
be
paid
to
the
Federal
Civil
Court
System.
This
court
will
settle
any
shareholder,
bondholder,
or
commodity
transaction
disputes.
However,
if
the
Exchange
has
in
place
its
own
system
of
settling
disputes
that
are
acceptable
to
the
users
of
this
exchange,
then
there
will
be
no
fee.
In
that
case,
the
Federal
Criminal
Court
System
will
investigate
and
adjudicate
only
cases
of
criminal
fraud
conducted
by
the
exchanges,
the
listed
securities,
options,
futures
and
bond
companies
and
the
users
of
theses
exchanges.
All
attempts
will
be
made
to
return
to
investors
any
fraudulently
taken
funds.
The
court
will
decide
on
the
appropriate
penalties,
which
may
include
incarceration.
v. There
is
no
reason
that
other
Federal
Free
Enterprise
zones
can
be
built
elsewhere
on
Federal
land.
Camp
Pendleton
is
sitting
on
one
the
most
valuable
pieces
of
real
estate
owned
by
the
United
States
Government.
It
will
become
the
second
Federally
Free
Tax
Zone
created.
A
new
base
will
be
selected
from
other
territory
owned
by
the
United
States
Government.
Once
this
constitution
is
ratified,
the
Marines
must
begin
building
a
new
base
to
replace
Camp
Pendleton.
w. Since
there
are
no
civil
courts
on
a
Federal
level
except
for
contract
law,
copyright
and
patent
law,
all
types
of
law
suits
that
were
formally
handled
by
civil
law
such
as
malpractice,
accidental
injury,
destruction
of
property,
slander
and
libel,
etc.,
will
have
to
be
handled
a
different
way
in
these
Federal
Tax
free
zones.
A
portion
of
the
income
from
the
Federal
leases
of
property
will
be
held
in
trust
to
pay
claims
for
these
cases.
The
mayor
will
setup
a
special
panel
of
judges
and
experts
who
will
determine
the
validity
and
a
payment
for
all
of
these
claims.
Section
4.
The
Treasury
a. The
new
treasury
will
collect
all
monies
due
to
the
Federal
Government
From
all
of
the
various
leases.
It
will
pay
all
the
employees
of
the
Federal
Government,
all
contractors,
military
personnel,
etc.
b. It
will
have
a
budget
bureau
that
will
project
future
revenue
and
Expenses.
c. It
will
decide
what
currency
will
be
used
to
make
payments,
whether

17. They
will
be
a
foreign
currency
or
bit
coins
or
some
other
type
of
hard
money.
d. It
will
monitor
stocks
of
all
resources
necessary
in
time
of
war
or
Embargo
by
foreign
powers
and
acquire
more
resources
and
authorize
the
building
of
storage
facilities
if
necessary.
e. It
may
engage
in
a
Federal
Program
to
mine
bit
coins
at
a
large
scale.
f. It
will
always
attempt
to
change
soft
currency
reserves
into
hard
money
as
soon
as
possible.
g. The
Supreme
Court
will
select
the
United
States
Treasurer.
He
will
report
quarterly
to
the
Court
the
state
of
the
treasury
department.
h. The
treasurer
will
always
attempt
to
generate
an
increase
in
the
value
of
All
hard
liquid
assets
held
by
the
USG,
until
the
ready
liquid
assets
exceed
five
years
of
the
moving
average
of
the
last
five
years
expenses.
At
that
time,
the
Treasurer
should
simply
try
to
balance
the
budget.
i. If
there
is
a
shortfall
in
the
budget
that
exceeds
current
hard
liquid
assets
Exclusive
of
the
US
Gold
reserve
(which
should
only
be
dipped
into
in
cases
of
extreme
emergency),
then
the
Treasury
is
allowed
to
borrow
money
from
any
source
backed
only
from
future
income
of
the
USG
but
Without
employing
any
US
assets
as
collateral.
If
that
borrowing
is
insufficient,
the
USG
may
sell
up
to
50%
of
our
oil
reserves,
if
that
is
insufficient
the
USG
must
go
to
the
states
to
borrow
any
further
funds.
The
debt
to
the
individual
states
must
be
paid
back
first
before
any
other
Creditors.
The
oil
reserves
must
be
refilled.
Then
all
other
debt
repaid.
j. The
Treasury
will
be
responsible
for
acquiring
a
reserve
of
vital
Resources,
including
but
not
limited
to
crude
oil,
all
industrial
metals,
all
Rare
earth
elements,
Uranium,
Plutonium,
Deuterium,
Tritium
and
all
other
resources
that
scientific
and
engineering
consultants
deem
as
needed
for
national
economic
or
defense
purposes
even
if
such
need
is
only
theoretical
at
this
time.
Section
5.
The
Secretary
of
State.
a. The
secretary
of
State
is
the
chief
diplomat
of
the
Federal
Government.
b. The
secretary
of
State
will
determine
which
countries
require
the
United
States
to
have
a
diplomatic
mission.
Only
in
these
countries
will
there
be
an
Embassy.
There
will
be
an
ambassador
assigned
to
each
embassy
picked
by
the
Secretary
of
State.
These
embassies
will
be
as
small
and
secure
as
possible.
There
will
be
no
consular
activities
as
defined
below
in
these
embassies.
There
will
be
no
personnel
other
then
a
small
detachment
of
marines
and
assistants
to
the
ambassador.
There
will
be
secure
communications
to
the
US
in
an
electronically
isolated
room
where
any
important
discussions
will
take
place.
c. The
Secretary
of
State
must
have
a
PHD
in
an
area
of
knowledge
suitable
for
a
diplomat.
This
individual
must
have
at
least
ten
years
of

18. experience
as
an
ambassador
at
three
major
embassies.
The
Supreme
Court
will
select
this
individual
and
terminate
this
individual’s
service
at
their
pleasure.
d. The
Secretary
of
State’s
main
obligation
will
be
to
defuse
possible
conflicts
of
a
serious
nature
with
foreign
powers.
It
is
his
duty
with
whatever
staff
he
requires
to
find
a
nonmilitary
solution
to
any
problem.
e. The
Secretary
of
State
will
maintain
contact
with
the
Joint
Chief
of
Staffs
to
receive
information
on
what
military
power
can
be
displayed
to
defuse
a
crisis.
f. There
will
not
be
any
Diplomatic
Immunity
given
to
any
foreigners
residing
in
the
United
States.
Foreign
embassies
will
not
be
considered
foreign
territory.
The
United
States
embassies
abroad
will
not
have
any
personnel
engaged
in
espionage
of
any
form.
There
will
be
no
facilities
in
our
Embassies
abroad
that
will
have
electronic
information
gathering
Devices.
The
same
will
be
expected
for
foreign
embassies
residing
within
United
States
boundaries.
The
function
of
all
foreign
embassies
Will
be
restricted
to
diplomacy,
the
issuance
of
Visas,
certification
of
Powers
of
Attorney
to
be
used
in
that
country
and
certification
and
or
collection
of
money
for
any
court
actions
occurring
in
a
foreign
country.
Foreign
countries
may
open
a
total
of
three
consular
facilities
in
other
cities
within
the
USA
which
can
perform
all
the
above
except
for
diplomacy.
There
will
be
no
such
thing
as
secure
diplomatic
pouches
Coming
into
the
United
States
of
America.
g. Any
visitors
from
Nations
who
are
engaged
in
terrorist
support,
civil
War,
any
conflicts
with
other
countries
may
require
months
to
obtain
visas
because
of
the
need
for
detailed
scrutiny.
At
the
pleasure
of
the
Secretary
of
State
with
consultation
of
the
Supreme
Court
in
case
humanitarian
reasons,
visitors
who
need
immediate
assistance
will
be
permitted
to
housed
in
a
secure
are
in
United
States
territory
until
it
is
determined
that
these
individuals
do
not
pose
a
threat
to
United
States.
At
that
time
they
will
be
released
to
visit
and
work
within
the
United
States.
These
visitors
will
have
to
pay
for
these
security
checks
or
be
supported
by
private
charitable
donations
Section
6.
The
office
of
Immigration,
Visitation
and
Naturalization
a. This
office
will
maintain
consular
facilities
in
key
safe
locations
around
The
world
and
adjust
the
number
of
such
facilitates
according
to
the
volume
of
visas
requested
as
long
as
it
gets
approval
from
the
host
nation.
All
visitors
to
the
United
States
can
freely
obtain
Visas
to
visit
and
work
in
the
United
States
for
an
indefinite
period
of
time.
All
applicants
will
undergo
a
cursory
background
check
by
the
consular
intelligence
division.
All
visitors
will
have
to
submit
to
fingerprinting
to
obtain
a
Visa.
Once
at
a
port
of
entry
to
the
United
States,
they
will
only
be
required
to
have
their
fingerprints
scanned
to
obtain
entry.
No
passport
will
be
required.
The
United
States
will
accept
foreign
Driver’s

19. Licenses
to
permit
operation
of
vehicles.
No
foreign
owned
private
aircraft
will
permitted
to
be
flown
into
United
States
Territory.
No
visitors
will
be
allowed
to
fly
aircraft
within
the
borders
of
the
United
States.
b. Visitors
who
intend
to
obtain
citizenship
in
the
United
States
must
Inform
the
Immigration
Department
of
their
intentions.
For
the
next
two
years
such
applicants
will
have
to
prove
weekly
that
they
are
within
the
United
States.
Once
they
have
met
the
two-­‐year
requirement,
they
will
have
to
show
continuous
employment
for
the
previous
twelve
months.
They
will
have
to
have
letters
of
recommendation
from
their
employers.
Or
they
will
have
to
prove
they
are
financially
independently
wealthy.
They
will
then
have
to
show
a
basic
proficiency
in
the
English
language
and
pass
a
written
and
oral
exam.
A
Federal
Judge
will
then
swear
them
in.
Once
their
citizenship
is
approved,
a
copy
of
their
fingerprints
and
any
other
voluntary
methods
of
identification
will
be
placed
in
the
Federal
Citizen
Depository.
They
will
then
have
all
rights
and
privileges
of
United
States
Citizenship.
c. Visitors
will
be
held
to
a
much
higher
standard
then
US
citizens.
The
Supreme
Court
will
maintain
a
list
of
activities
that
could
result
in
their
immediate
deportation
from
the
United
States
and
possibly
be
forbidden
ever
to
return.
If
they
are
forbidden
to
return
and
they
have
been
found
within
the
borders
of
the
United
States
they
will
be
subject
to
incarceration
temporarily
or
permanently.
d. Visitors
will
never
have
the
right
to
obtain
any
assistance
from
any
state
government
run
entitlement
program.
They
will
never
be
able
to
use
public
schools
for
free
for
themselves
or
children,
unless
they
can
show
they
are
employed
full
time
in
the
United
States
and
pay
state
income
taxes.
If
a
state
does
not
have
income
taxes,
they
will
have
to
pay
to
use
public
schools.
e. Naturally
born
citizens
of
the
United
States
will
require
the
mother
at
the
time
of
birth
to
be
a
US
citizen.
f. Anyone
who
was
born
in
the
United
States
seventeen
years
prior
to
the
Adoption
of
this
constitution
can
ask
for
immediate
testing
to
become
Naturalized
citizens.
There
will
not
be
any
requirement
of
employment
or
letters
of
recommendation.
g. Anyone
born
in
the
United
States
whose
mother
was
not
a
citizen
at
Their
birth,
and
who
graduate
from
a
high
school
within
the
fifty
states
Can
apply
immediately
for
citizenship
at
their
eighteenth
birthday
or
later.
h. Only
citizens
of
the
United
States
may
charter
aircraft.
There
luggage
And
belonging
must
be
searched
as
per
TSA
regulations
prior
to
boarding.
Section
7.
Customs
Bureaus
a. There
will
be
no
duties
assessed
on
items
citizens
bring
back
to
the

20. United
States.
However
all
luggage
must
at
least
be
x-­‐rayed
before
it
can
be
brought
into
the
States.
The
Federal
Government
has
no
authority
over
prohibiting
any
drugs
entering
the
United
States.
Only
items
that
the
US
military
considers
a
danger
to
the
public
will
be
confiscated.
b. As
long
as
it
is
considered
an
anathema
by
a
significant
proportion
of
United
States
Citizens
to
use
Heroin,
cocaine
or
any
other
naturally
grown
drugs,
the
US
military,
the
Secretary
of
State,
and
the
customs
bureaus
will
attempt
to
cooperate
in
a
program
to
purchase
all
of
these
drugs
from
the
growers
Overseas
in
places
like
Afghanistan,
Columbia,
Peru
and
Mexico
before
they
can
be
bought
and
smuggled
in
to
the
United
States.
The
Customs
bureau
will
attempt
to
sell
all
of
these
drugs
to
United
States
Pharmaceutical
companies.
All
unsold
drugs
will
be
destroyed.
Otherwise
there
will
be
no
federally
mandated
“War
on
Drugs”.
The
individual
State
Governments,
Counties,
and
municipalities
may
have
their
own
policy
towards
illegal
pharmaceuticals
as
per
Democratic
procedures.
c. The
customs
department
will
hand
search
all
visitors
luggage
and
or
Vehicles.
d. All
private
foreign
pleasure
waters
craft
must
radio
in
to
the
Coast
Guard
well
before
they
enter
the
United
States
12
nautical
mile
limit.
They
cannot
enter
our
waters
unless
the
weather
and
sea
conditions
permit
boarding
and
inspection.
Once
their
craft
has
been
inspected
they
must
proceed
directly
to
the
port
of
their
choice.
A
customs
official
will
remain
on
their
craft
until
it
is
docked.
There
will
be
a
fee
assessed
for
this
service.
Once
leaving
dock
they
must
proceed
directly
out
of
the
United
States
12
nm
limit.
If
they
wish
to
reenter
US
waters
they
must
go
through
the
same
original
procedures.
Any
US
pleasure
watercraft
that
leaves
US
waters
must
also
go
through
the
above
procedures.
But
they
will
not
be
required
to
pay
a
fee
or
have
any
personnel
remain
aboard
their
craft.
e. All
cargo
ships
that
have
the
intention
of
going
to
any
US
harbor
must
invite
the
inspection
of
a
team
of
Custom
officials
at
their
last
port
of
call
prior
to
entering
US
territory.
Once
the
team
ok’s
the
cargo,
two
members
of
the
team
will
be
armed
and
remain
on
the
vessel
and
be
present
on
the
ship’s
bridge
in
twelve
hour
shifts,
until
it
reaches
dock
to
make
sure
no
suspicious
activity
occurs
in
transit.
The
owners
of
the
cargo
will
reimburse
the
US
for
all
costs
of
inspection
and
supervision.
Article.
V.
The
United
States
Military
Section
1.
The
Civilian
Military
Advisory
Board
(CMAB)
in
addition
to
the
powers
listed
before
in
this
constitution
may
at
anytime
advise
the
Joint
Chiefs
of
Staffs
to
halt
offensive
military
action
by
majority
vote.
The
Joint
Chiefs
of
Staffs
may

21. continue
any
defensive
military
action
as
determined
by
the
rules
of
engagement
that
were
prior
approved
by
the
CMAB,
unless
the
full
body
of
the
CMAB
alters
the
rules
of
engagement
by
100%
vote.
(You
don’t
want
our
military
having
personnel
that
are
left
defenseless
after
the
initiation
of
hostilities
were
legally
begun.)
Section
2.
The
CMAB
will
be
selected
by
popular
vote
of
each
state.
Each
State
will
contribute
five
members
of
this
board.
Until
there
are
enough
qualified
candidates
that
are
available
to
be
selected
by
a
process
that
will
be
described
later,
candidates
from
each
state
must
have
one
of
each
of
the
following
as
a
background.
They
must
be
residents
of
that
state.
Two
candidates
must
be
retired
officers
of
any
branch
of
the
military
with
at
least
a
rank
of
Full
Colonel
or
its
equivalent,
who
have
had
at
six
months
of
combat
experience.
One
candidate
must
be
a
retired
NCO
with
a
rank
of
First
Sergeant
or
above
and
six
months
of
combat
experience.
One
candidate
must
be
a
civilian
who
possesses
a
PHD
in
military
history
and
or
military
science.
One
candidate
must
be
a
civilian
who
possesses
a
PHD
in
military
ethics.
Section
3.
There
will
be
a
process
created
to
educate
a
permanent
slate
of
candidates
for
the
CMAB.
The
Supreme
Court
Justice
of
each
state
will
approve
candidates
in
training
to
the
CMAB.
These
candidates
will
be
fully
supported
financially
throughout
their
training
by
the
Federal
Government.
As
they
successfully
proceed
through
training
their
financial
support
will
increase.
These
candidates
will
be
educated
at
the
collegiate
level
at
our
existing
military
colleges.
They
will
be
exempt
from
the
physical
requirements
for
future
military
officers.
They
will
never
be
able
to
enlist
in
the
military
at
an
officer
level.
After
graduation
from
the
various
military
academies
they
must
all
obtain
an
MBA
degree.
They
must
receive
advanced
degrees
in
fields
such
as
military
history,
military
science,
and
military
ethics.
They
can
also
qualify
by
obtaining
PHD’s
in
Physics
or
Engineering.
They
must
receive
advance
training
in
the
various
War
colleges
of
our
military.
They
should
have
at
least
two
years
experience
in
participating
in
military
war
gaming
or
simulations.
Each
year
the
Supreme
Court
Justice
of
their
state
will
judge
a
candidates
progress.
If
the
Justice
finds
that
the
candidate
is
no
longer
acceptable,
the
candidate
will
receive
a
severance
package
and
will
be
discharged
from
the
program.
Section
4.
Candidates
to
the
CMAB
will
undergo
extensive
background
checks.
Section
5.
Members
of
the
CMAB
will
be
paid
at
the
same
level
as
a
two
star
general
or
equivalent
and
receive
the
same
benefits
for
life.
Section
6.
New
members
of
the
CMAB
will
be
appointed
by
popular
vote
of
their
respective
state.
They
will
serve
for
ten
years
or
until
there
the
Supreme
Court
terminates
service
for
cause.
Section
7.
The
CMAB
will
be
responsible
for
approving
the
budget
of
the
various
arms
of
the
military,
including
but
not
limited
to
the
numbers
of
various
personnel,
the
replacement
of
worn
or
obsolete
weaponry,
the
acquisition
of
new
weapons,
and
the
research
and
development
of
new
warfare
technologies.