New Society
The New Society defines individuals that will cooperate on condition that members abide by the laws of the New Society. Members that do not abide by it's laws will be ousted from the New Society. Membership is free.
The primary concern of the New Society are :
1. To free the present young generation from debt.
2. To abolish the power of the banking system
3. To abolish centralized control of the media
4. To abolish collatoral free money.
5. To free society of its dependence on marginal energy sources.
The New Society can not be deemed illegal because it does not recognize other legal systems.
Addemocracy is an anonymous voting site for members (still in Dutch). Registration will be made possible there. You can show membership if you Adopt the statement "I am a member of the New Society". If you Abandon the statement all records will be lost.
Membership Statement :
I will be known by the code [40 digits of your choice]
I will have a name [Choose name]
I live in City [City name]
Principal Laws
No record of members will be kept unless they come forward to bring their case before the judges of the New Society
New Society members promise to protect and support other members, and refuse cooperation outside the society when this cooperation hurts members of the New Society. Non cooperative behaviour can take any form that reduces the damaging effects on New Society members.
No NS contract applies unless it is written with reference to the New Society Laws and both parties are abiding members that identify themselves as such of the New Society. Any new contract must clearly mention the legal system that governs it.
[Society laws]
Principle Decrees
[Society decrees]
Included Laws are included until articles are brought to the attention of the Society for arbitration. Votes decide priority of revision of laws. Laws will be concidered according to their utility towards all members of the New Society as well as the freedom of the individual.
Where it concerns non commercial rights and obligations of citizens Dutch Law applies
Where it concerns commercial rights and obligations of citizen Dutch Law applies
Where it concerns non commercial rights and obligations of organizations Dutch Law applies
Where it concerns commercial rights and obligations of organizations Dutch Law applies
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