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Thanks HK. All current democracies are rotten to the core, one way or many ways. Need a Meritocratic system. Where the best brains, best fit folk are in place to suggest what would be the sensible, useful & helpful way forwards. Zero political parties. Zero lobbying. Zero corruption in any form or fashion. Get rid of the overweight & over peopled & close to useless Civil Service. Budget to be controlled by the sharpest financial brain available. 12 Good Men & Women only needed to run any country. Judiciary likewise slimmed right down & rebuilt from ground up with only honest judges sitting. Grafting & grifting legal system also requires a complete reset.

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Some good ideas I agree with, and just a few I'd take a bit of issue with. E.g. with political parties, it's natural for people with different interests to form competing associations. I think this should naturally translate to political parties of some sort. Also, while I agree with all the suggestions for slimming down, I think an even more important principle is subsidiarity: functions should be performed at the lowest possible level.

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I really like this concluding paragraph:

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"Freedom of speech and of the clash of opinions, with the observance of appropriate customs, is a necessary condition for the development of every social and political system. In a system whose evolutionary character is inscribed in its foundations, these discussions will be the basic instrument and material for development. Compromise should ensure moderation and flexibility in the pursuit of optimal solutions. The nature of these discussions, however, will be characterized by a logocratic spirit that accepts in humility the most general truths and values empirical knowledge."

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From my perspective, new relations, new systems, new ways of working together need to start local from the ground up versus the other way around....top down gubment is proven to be flawed in so many ways....but of course, that is just one persons opinion.

I believe hand-n-hand with "ground-up" formations goes local commerce. Local commerce should be given precedence locally because why get goods you can make yourselves.....now, if there are some unique goods, locally made in nature, then by all means establish trade agreements with other local communities.

Thanks for your posts and I need to go back and read through them all starting with Chapter 1 I reckon.

Ken

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Go ahead, reinvent the wheel, why not? English Jurisprudence, Roman law and Christianity has already worked out all the problems. The issue the West faces is that not everyone is accountable to law, our courts are completely corrupt and they exist to help their friends and harm their enemies. Attorneys are not lawyers and they never study English Jurisprudence, although our courts say "common law" on their website, it really doesn't exist in the courts. The courts are directed by our Talmudic masters and court officers are not accountable to the law. The "free" in freemasonary means that freemasons are free of these obligations and are a friend of the court.

Rebuild the whole engine, or acknowledge that this existing engine is clogged up with shit, with people that do not respect or obey the social contract.

Rebuild without an understanding of English Jurisprudence and its maxims and you will be a Noahide. You will have no rights, only humans have rights under Noahide, and us goyim aren't human, we are insects in their eyes.

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If you read the previous chapter on logocratic law, you'll see that Lobaczewski was a fan of English common law. As for Roman law, check out Michael McConkey's latest: https://thecirculationofelites.substack.com/p/the-excrescence-of-roman-law

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I read the old PDF's on Roman Law, Savigny was my favorite. I avoid new authors - agenda driven - fly in the ointment type of thing - so I stick with old free PDF's I can get online. I have a free e-book "Assholes and Bullshit" that is available everywhere.

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