$ecular#eckler
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Essentially, nobody has expertise in the area. There are several events that prove this including the perpetual failure of the US State Department to provide a reliable government chartering system for developing societies. A few years back there was discussion about Egypt, and an infamous discussion with the late Justice Ginsburg, who suggested that Egypt consider several charters except for the 1787 US Constitution. I agree with the implication that the Constitution is unusable, but I am disappointed that she cannot contribute ideas. And South Africa seems to have gone astray from the anticiaption to liberate Blacks. I think Nelson Mandela was disappointed that educated Black Americans would rather cry about oppression than help him.I have no expertise in designing nations.
And then there was the Nobel Prize awarded to President Obama. I believe that the Nobel commission anticipated that he could provide the interpretation of the US Constitution that developing nations could not interpret, because he "broke the racial bias" of the system - he understood how it works.
I am surprised that the idea has not been more anticipated. There was a Black man a year or so ago suggesting that Blacks appropriate Florida, and Louis Farrakhan suggested Detroit; but obviously, Blacks cannot organize the effort themselves.But I have long believed what you said: Someday the government of the day will offer to Americans of African ancestry their own country consisting of several Southern states.
I have been developing the idea since 2012. I have been developing a formatted charter for organizing a constitutional convention series for reordering all three levels of the government into a reliable formulated system that can then be interpreted into as many languages as possible for all levels of government and convertible to at least three municipal population configurations; small, standard, and large:
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