secession
I note that there are no provisions here for secession of nations. Oversight, deliberate, or covered elsewhere by other provisions and principles? Ah, secession. Let me explain. No, there is too much. Let me sum up. Ultimately, the problem here is ontological. Specifically, while we’re used to (and our
Imperial Charter
…continued from part three. SECTION IV: NATIONS OF THE EMPIRE Article I: On Sovereignty This Charter guarantees the local sovereignty of nations of the Empire underneath the overall sovereignty of the Empire. No interference with local law or custom is contemplated, except where such local law or custom is in
trope-a-day
Privately Owned Society: In what is now the Empire, long ago. Or now. Could go either way. In its purest form, in the years immediately following the Drowning of the People. After deciding that democracy amounted to substituting a parade of replaceable jackasses for the old permanent jackasses on the