By freely and voluntarily joining our state government into the union of Democratic Republic of America, we affirm that the National Government will be guided by the following principles: “…that all legitimate government authority is derived from the consent of the citizens governed…” “…that those governed by the laws and whose individual freedom is restricted […]
Read MoreOur national flag commemorates the Battle of Bennington, where 2000 American patriots defeated British Redcoats and German Hessians, marching down from Montreal to Boston. The American patriots called their fight The Spirit of Liberty.
Read MoreRe-connecting the New Constitution to the Declaration of Independence Introduction. In the natural rights individualist society, the role of government is to reduce the chance situations that other individuals, or the deep state agents, will deploy the police power of the state to override the individual citizen’s freedoms of choice in pursuing their sovereign life […]
Read MoreThe archive of economic articles describing the national economy of the Democratic Republic of America. The national economy is characterized as entrepreneurial capitalism, based upon technological innovation. The goal of the economy is to create a commonwealth of independent citizens producers. The Sovereign National Economic Interest of the Democratic Republic of America. The instability in […]
Read MoreThe Democratic Republic of America replaces the Marxist concept of group social justice with the concept of individual liberty, where rights inure to individual citizens. Citizens have a right to appropriate their profits and income from work, and rights to protect their own private property. Justice in the Democratic Republic of America is characterized as […]
Read MoreThe Democratic Republic of America replaces a representative republic, based upon balancing financial and commercial interests, to a democratic republic, based upon the shared cultural value of individual liberty. In the democratic republic, citizens have authority to direct the affairs of society, and the power to protect their individual rights. The Democratic Republic of America […]
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