- (Front Matter) [10]
- Constitution: Introduction [23]
- A Reformation: The Introduction
- Repeating the Founders: A Common Law Suit Against the State
- List of The Major Reforms [20]
- Regarding the Military and Geostrategic Mission
- Regarding the Political
- Regarding Legitimacy
- Regarding Truth
- Regarding Due Process
- Regarding Rights Obligations and Inalienations
- Regarding The Enumerated Rights Obligations and Inalienations
- Regarding Solutions (undone)
- Regarding Strategic Policy
- Regarding Taxes and Financial Easing
- Regarding The Economy
- Regarding Money Supply, Finance, Banking, Credit, and Interest
- Regarding Benefits: Income, Unemployment, Health, Retirement
- Regarding Employment: Manufacturing, Automation, AI, and the Commons
- Regarding The Family and the Restoration of Intergenerational Lending
- Regarding Consumer Protections
- Regarding Norms
- Regarding The Commons
- Regarding Primary, Secondary, and Higher Education
- (Scrap) Major Reforms
- Constitution: The Declaration [3]
- Constitution: The Reformation [54]
- The Preamble
- Article I – Laws of Nature [3]
- Article II – The Laws of Man [18]
- Article II.?: The Natural Law
- Article II.I Polities
- Article II.II: Rule of Law
- Article II.III Rights, Obligations and Inalienations Under Natural Law (Federal) [11]
- Article II.IV: Enumerated Necessary Positive Rights, Obligations, and Inalienations
- Article II.V: Violations of The Law (with lists)
- (scrap) Article II.II Rights, Obligations and Inalienations Under Natural Law (Federal)
- Article III – The Law of Polities [5]
- Article IV – The Law of Institutions [14]
- Article IV.III – The Military
- Article IV.III.I – Strategic Research
- Article IV.??? – Intelligence
- Article IV.??? – Foreign Relations (State)
- Article IV.??? – Trade
- Article IV.??? – Citizenship, Travel, Visitation, Immigration
- Article IV.??? – Justice (Legal)
- Article IV.??? – Police (FBI)
- Article IV.??? – The Treasury
- Article IV.??? – Revenue
- Article IV.??? – Money Banking Finance
- Article IV.??? – Insurance and Benefits
- Article IV.IV – The Interior
- Article IV.V: The Territories, Monuments, Arts, and Letters (Aesthetics)
- Article V – The Law of the Commons [4]
- Article VI – The Law of The People [3]
- Constitution: Enforcement [5]
- Constitution: (Back Matter) [3]
The Natural Law Institute
- The Plan
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THE CRISIS
- • The Present Conflict
- • How The Problem Manifests Across the Polities
- • The Problem of Transformation
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SOLUTIONS
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ACTIVISM
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- The Science
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The Science
The Unification of the Sciences
- The Universally Commensurable and Value Neutral Science and Formal Logic of the Cognitive, Behavioral, and Social Sciences, in defense against ignorance, error, bias, and deceit, at every scale from the individual to mankind.
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The Science
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- Front Matter
- The Introduction
- Part 1 – The Methodology
- Part II – The Physical Laws
- Part III – The Behavioral Laws
- Part IV – The Evolutionary Laws
- Part V – The Formal Laws
- Part VI – The Natural Law
- Part VII – What Went Wrong
- Part VIII – The Reforms
- Part IX – The Prosecution
- Part X – Conclusion
- Back Matter
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The Philosophy
- Contents:
- Front Matter
- The Introduction
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The History
- Contents:
- Front Matter
- The Introduction
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- The Law
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The Solution
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the ConflictRestore the independence
of the States.- (body text)
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- THE CONSTITUTION
- The Preamble
- Nature
- Man
- Rule of Law
- Rights, Obligations, and Inalienations
- The Courts
- The State
- The Military
- The Military – Research
- The Treasury
- The Insurer of Last Resort
- The Interior
- The Territories, Monuments, Arts
- The Government of the State
- The Government of the Several States
- The People
- The Economy
- The Commons
- Commerce and Cooperation
- Mating, Marriage, Family
- Fitness, Religion, Education, Training
- Rules of Devolution
- Letter of Marque
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- THE PROSECUTIONS
- The Prosecution of Crimes
- A CIVIL WAR
- The Course and Conduct of a Civil War
- Restitutions in the Event of War
- Universal Letter of Marque
- Threats Charges and Duties (locked)
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