A constitution for the smallest minority

This Constitution Is About One Person: You

Forty-one republics, fifteen articles, three taxes. Read it closely and it is about one thing: your words, your property, your money, your life. No majority can vote them away, and no office can suspend them.

A finished text, a ledger of 41 republics, and a one-minute join form.

01 / the register in numbers

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autonomous republics

Each governs itself by direct democracy. No national laws, no centralized mandates.

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taxes, and never a fourth

Sales 10%, capital gains 10%, income 25%. The rates can fall to 5%. They can never rise.

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gram of gold per leu

Your money is pinned to gold. Fiat currency is unconstitutional.

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to change anything

Referendums need 75% turnout and 75% approval. Your rights need no vote at all.

02 / the atlas of 41

Find Your Republic

The Empire unites forty-one autonomous republics under one charter, and each one governs itself. Pick yours from the ledger below, you will need it when you sign the register.

the 41 republics scale 1:1,000,000 41 entries
pick an entry in the register to read it

03 / Article II, absolute

Six Rights No Vote Can Touch

The bill of rights is absolute and inalienable. It cannot be amended away, it applies under all circumstances, and every line of it ends at you.

01

Your Words Are Yours

Speech, press, and assembly are unlimited, and no law recognizes "hate speech". Censorship of written words is forbidden, even of suspected falsehoods.

02

Your Home Is a Border

No agent enters your home, vehicle, or property without a warrant or your explicit permission. The state surveils no one without probable cause and owns no land at all.

03

Your Defense Is Your Duty

Every adult citizen owns a firearm and is trained to use it. All citizens are militia from birth, with the duty to defend this constitution from tyranny.

04

Your Case Goes to a Jury

Nothing is punished without a court and twelve jurors, and verdicts take 75% agreement. The purpose is restitution, making you whole, not revenge.

05

Your Life Is Your Own

No law bans peaceful choices: substances, work, any profession, commerce between consenting adults. The state issues no licenses, so you pick your professionals and verify them yourself.

06

You Defend Nature in Court

Any person can sue to protect a forest, a river, a natural system from harm. Win and you keep 40% of the damages while the rest pays for restoration.

Aerial view over the Danube delta branches, islands and channels drawing the delta
fig. 02 / the Danube delta, nature cadastral
field sequence loop, no sound

fig. 03 / the river, under the blue cross flag

04 / the charter itself

Read It Before You Believe Us

The Bill of Rights

Seven sections, from unlimited speech to the rights of nature. Absolute, inalienable, beyond the reach of any amendment.

The Hard Limits

Sixteen things government may never do, a closed list of seven functions, and tax rates that can fall but never rise.

The Whole Design

A head of state who cannot legislate, judges chosen by lottery, money pinned to gold. Fifteen articles, one framework, no gaps.

05 / Article III

Ten Things It May Never Do

The constitution does not ask government to behave, it forbids, in writing. And an official who punishes you for exercising a right answers to a jury, treble damages, and permanent removal from office.

absolute prohibitions art. III, sec. 1
  • No laws beyond the constitution
  • No zoning or land use rules
  • No welfare programs
  • No state schools or hospitals
  • No permits or occupational licenses
  • No antitrust enforcement
  • No checkpoints between republics
  • No offensive wars or alliances
  • No fiat currency or borrowing
  • No deficit spending, ever

any structure built beyond the list may be demolished by citizens exercising their duty

06 / the smallest minority

Now It Needs Your Name

The text is written and the 41 republics are drawn. What it cannot do is count you in without you. Four fields, one minute, and your republic's register has a new entry.