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The Constitution of World Government

The States

First, lets not base this constitution on previous ideas of what a constitution looks
or reads like; the intent of this document is the easy and accessible understanding of the
structure of the world citizen government. Because little regarding legislation or the laws
that already exist is changed when a country accepts this system, only an explanation of
the state structures and how they are designed to interact is necessary.
The structure of this world government would be a system of united States:
numerous nation-state structures working in simultaneous interaction on both continental
and intercontinental, or nation-state levels. No state has more votes or sway than any
other based on resources; all nations of people are equal. In accordance with this systems
assimilation, all ports are free to trade, and all trade is barter.
All states will be sovereign in that the people of those states are in control of their
state through representation, and complete freedom of information. And because the
federal, or global government cannot force or coerce states into action or idleness, the
people into belief or denial, and its citizens into slavery or imprisonment, this
government guarantees legitimacy and not arbitrary authority or big brother state.
In countries where representative republics have not previously existed, the idea is
to leave regions ostensibly unchanged on the face, but essentially improved by the
programs principle of operation: striving for peaceful order and flexible public
facilitation. The objective is a collective global consciousness shared by each nation-
state, which results in their competition while at the same time their cooperation and
collaboration with their sibling states.
These intercontinental states will then exchange gross products between each
other by bartering, while they develop their own territory to suit their individual states
needs and tastes; this process will be enacted by state sponsored projects: the
development of agriculture for rural regions, and metropolitan development for urban
regions, and energy in between.
Development will determine purpose, and density determines development.
However, the third factor of a states systemic structure is the culture affecting the color of
laws and individual constitutions. Each state will elect their own laws; state laws cannot
be interfered with by the central government, unless they infringe the overall order, or
endanger the overall health of the world.
Whole regions of continents will be structured similarly to the states of united
States government. Each state’s apportionment will be determined by geological,
agricultural, and cultural factors— such measures will be done in the pursuit of the
people’s peaceful and swift acquiescence of the development program into world
citizenship.
The government will be structured similar to the American form: the unique and
various cultures of these regions will be kept, and their expression encouraged. The
beauty of a culture’s unique expressions of creativity will be cultivated but not forced;
doing so will ensure diversity while opening the possibility for evolution.
Each region will then structure their individual state government to fit their
particular style of development, and to further dissect or apportion their state territory
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into smaller segments of county or city-like design, which will be governed by mayoral
or otherwise representation and wise council.

The Continental States and Federal Head

Each continent will have its own centralized governmental entity made up of the
following: the elected official of each of the states, and one selected member, of the nine,
of each state’s wise council. These centralized entities will then aggregate once again,
forming a wise council of seven, and a congress of state officials at the globally federal
level.
Corresponding districts of wise council shall supervise governmental activity
from the highest levels of the system down (i.e. county, state, interstate or continental,
and intercontinental or terrestrial). The various levels of the wise council when combined
form the society of the wise, or the wise society. While the council will operate at such
high levels, and with such great power, they are ultimately grassroots, and are required to
be located in the areas that they advise.
Though the name is the same, the president under this structure does not follow
the same precepts because the need for a military is drastically reduced, and the wise
council would take up the legislative responsibilities that the president would normally
have. The role of the president will be restricted to spokesperson of a continent—
someone objectively observing over the affairs of the whole continent and its people. The
president of one continent will committee with the other seven continents’ presidents, and
also give his opinion on various subjects from time to time, going on the general media.
This role requires virtually no educational background, and has virtually no legal
requirements—literally anyone can be elected president (the idea being that the people
elect a good, honest, observational Citizen to hold this office).
Each state official’s job will be to enforce the necessities of the citizenry through
projection, and to intercommunicate with other statesmen to ensure appropriate
distribution of state-to-state, or state-to-central resources for the people of their states.
Centralized resources will then be allocated to whichever projects are interstate,
or further centralized to the global union for worldwide projects, or distributed into the
global public market. The central wise council (who will be informed by the professional
community: scientists, physicists, engineers, etc.) selects worldwide projects, and shall do
so based upon the overall resources of the planet, the overall necessity of the projects,
and the worldwide demand.
[The enactment of this structure will not ensure international goals immediately,
but will help as an interstate distributor of resources, and will further solve the education
dilemma, as well as food and whatever needs of the World Citizen. If the notion that this
is a world-changing process is understood, it needs to be carried on like this is how it has
always been—for the children of the future if for nothing else.]
[I cannot stress this enough, that the (proposed) federal government shall not own,
or otherwise control the whole world. All continental and central government action is
done by state vote; there should be no one person or group who rules the world as it were,
and the size of states shall not determine their power. No state shall have more influence
in central government than another, and no continental state shall have more influence
than another, and the principle government or federal government shall not have
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dictatorial powers over any or all states or subsidiary federations. Government is a

facilitator to the impetus of mankind, not an overruling power whose place is above
mankind, for ultimately mankind is the essence, the soul of its government, not the other
way around.]
The Wise Council

1. The duties of the Wise council include: the establishment and effective
functioning of education, establishing agencies and offices that help with the
establishment and effective functioning of alternative currency for citizens,
and the holding of festive occasions; to veto legislation or prevent government
projects that seem unwise by a two thirds vote; to overrule unwise public vote
through a unanimous vote; and to grant free facilitation of private education as
per request by the private constituent.
2. Each council shall be made of an odd number of members; the number must
be above one, and below eleven; states are encouraged to come up with their
own number under these conditions.
3. The members of this council shall serve life terms, but any member of any
wise council can be voted out at any time by a massive vote of any volume
above three hundred thousand, or by whatever number any state may
designate in its own state constitution.
4. Wise council members are both selected by current members, and voted in by
the people of their local area.
5. Law regarding assault and battery does not protect members of the wise
council.

Provisions of the Constitution

Provision 1. Compliance with this program guideline is to be confirmed by Treaty

signing, either by a private representative of the people of a nation, or by a trusted and
approved government representative. Otherwise, the people themselves may vote for its
approval.

Provision 2. A governmental system’s Compliance with this programs guideline must

therefore be accomplished before a Treaty of assimilation can be signed. Amendments to
the government system, the replacement of heads of state, or by disregarding the
authority of the state can accomplish this, maybe all three.

• To preface my statement regarding this third provision, I will say this,

Technology in the computing field is now only slightly less advanced than our
own perceptions clarity; the video quality of CGI is progressing to a level of
advancement, where life and entertainments are now in competition with one
another. The reason being, that the stories, and the level of graphic quality, make
the entertainments as great or greater than actual bodily motion and interaction.
Therefore, there is a disconnection between the real world and the person who is
entertained. Besides, the real world is frightening and complicated!
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However, entertainment must not surpass our own bodies, our own
perceptions clarity; such technology must not develop in the near future. We are
not ready; there are too many people that have no ability to survive or cope with
that level of immersion. Moreover, such endeavors service no one but moneymen;
with our enslavement to consumption, and distraction from truth, we have
unwittingly become livestock for human resources. Such ideas Caesar could
never have dreamed of. The control that that kind of technology wields, over top
of the already hypnotizing nature of television… humanity shall become enslaved
by the middle of the 21st century. Therefore, to the provision:

Provision 3. With the overall, World Public approval—over fifty percent minimum—the
advancement of computer graphics technology, shall no longer continue of scales above
less than .001 percent of its 2009 levels, sufficient to stunt growth over a prolonged
period of time. And in that time, funds being put into whatever construction, development
of energy extraction, and whatever other productive fields, the internet for example—and
whatever resources left be put into the food garden initiative.

Provision 4. There is to be no secret classification of any form of information, and all

information will be available to all venues of learning in society. (The use of Internet will
be helpful in this endeavor.)

Provision 5. The right to life includes home-ownership, and no citizen shall be prevented
or hindered from whatever necessary action home-ownership entails.
Health is also an aspect of life, and therefore contained in the right to life is
quality food, and no citizen shall be prevented or hindered from purchasing or acquiring
quality food, either by self-production, private sale, or by public or social production. By
whatever means of acquisition, food is to be a virtually free, and plant life, so prevalent,
will be absolutely free. [However, plant life should be regulated internationally as done
today, in order to ensure cross infestations do not occur.]

Provision 6. The appropriation of goods will be distributed by the states themselves,

between each other, using the system of either bartering, or by the principle of benefit-to-
benefit reciprocation obligation. The same operation will be applied between businesses.
In general, aggregate entities will exchange goods in this way. (Therefore, if a state is in
great need of a resource, and another state has surplus, the distribution of that resource
will be uninhibited, and facilitated by the interstate, continental system of transportation
upon request of the state in need.) This model will be applied between the continents
themselves as well, as well as the sub states: counties, cities, and so on.

Provision 7. The so-called corporation must be redefined, and its purpose and
functionality redesigned. Thus far the corporation has been an entity, similar in law to a
person, whose purpose is to sustain itself via profit. Different from a business,
corporations are like organs of the society, which produce and digest the raw materials of
the earth for individual consumption—turning them into technology and whatnot. In
order to redefine the purpose and functionality of this entity, the way in which we
perceive the corporation must be changed.
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First, a corporation is not a person, but an organ of the state or global society. The
more productive and beneficial the organ is to the world and biosphere, the more
attention and development that organ receives, as exhibited in the body through
evolution.

*All entities: corporations must be in harmony and systematic with the other few
corporations.
*Harmful chemicals must be contained and used with discretion—as exhibited in
the body.
*No corporation will exist for the mass production of goods, which could
otherwise be produced by a small business or businesses, or by individuals.
*Corporations are not people, and are therefore not given to ownership or
usurpation of wealth or so-called wealth creation; they are given to the demand of the
common society within reason, and the regulations of a representative republican
government, democratically run.
*Corporate advertising must be made illegal due to its toxicity; public exposure
of purpose and functionality must replace the superficial propaganda of so-called
advertising. (People must know, above all else, how toxic their consumption is, in other
words they must know the expenses of their consumption. It is governments job, in
partnership with news media, to disclose the facts about how corporations function.)
*No living organism, created by lab or otherwise, can be patented or owned. Life,
in its every form, cannot be owned or traded or treated as a nonliving object (by this it
could be argued that pets would be disallowed, but pets are companions, and are not
owned, nor treated as non living objects). Farming is therefore to be limited to the farmer,
not any industry. Farmers can get as big as they can get, but they can never resort to mass
industrial slaughter and processing of animals.

Provision 8. Both the wise council and the republic of every level will hear all
grievances, advice, and depending upon their substance and content they will be listened
to, regardless of citizenship-grade or non-citizenship.

Provision 9. Those born retarded, or made so in life, are made citizens in effect by having
an automatic job, which only they can have. Their job is to help us appreciate what we
would otherwise take for granted. Their grade will then combine with the parent’s grades
—or to ones immediate family——until the retarded can sign the card that has his or her
grade on it—after a handicap. The more severe their handicap, the better they do their job
by effecting an audience to appreciate their existence.

a. A handicapped or otherwise retarded child will be (specially) educated

—even though they are a citizen—by the mental age of four, by a high
school level teacher (present standards), who will be evaluated for the
job, and will work with a psychologist present.
b. The first special teachers will be evaluated by the wise council, and set
into practice by state organization, the school administration, and by
civic participation.
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c. Tutors and tutor networks will be benefited in equal part to their quality
as teachers, as teachers in public schools. The tutor/network can
establish themselves in religious facilities or houses—at the owner’s
discretion—whereby the parent will act in constructive partnership with
the tutor, to better educate the student.
d. Tutors are defined as educators of special children, both more and less
smart than the average, and parents who want private education for their
child. Child psychologists can be requested and hired on at no expense
to the educators or facility owner thereof.
e. Depending upon the evaluated grade of the life, the base standard
income shall be the maximum of a high school teacher’s average annual
income in America today.

Provision 10. Teachers, in line with the blueprint plan for childhood education, and
beyond, will be paid the equivalent of surgeons (at the American standard), and so will
the psychologists in line with the education system. The administration will be paid equal
to the teachers; as would the chefs of the schools, up into high school; this implicates that
the quality evaluated by the J-M.C.O. is on par with all other aspects (this is why critical
thinking and wisdom is essential in the J-M.C.O., and why they are advised by the wise
council).

Provision 11. Two kinds of drivers’ education will be given, one to all people, and
another for all citizens. During the education process, at the high school age (14-17) the
students will be trained to drive; after education, and after a person becomes citizen, the
training to become a driver of more developed and technical computer-enhanced cars will
be given by professionals. The same kind of training for cars will be given for plains, and
such training will be given by request, just as anything within the bounds of reason can
be requested for and freely given by The World Citizen.

Provision 12.