M मמمᄆ 混合 Mixed Foundation Compact v2.0

Mमמمᄆ混合

Mixed Foundation

Compact v2.0

1.)  Purpose.

1.1)  We establish our Mमמمᄆ混合 Mixed Foundation to globally and Universally advocate the Mixed Race, Mixed Ethnicity, Multi-Racial, Mestizo, Métis, Mestiça, Kleurling, Hapa, and Mixed experience.

2.)  Focus.

2.1)  We fulfil our purpose through the proceeding means:

2.1.1.)  We support counselling and additional services for inter-ethnic families and Mixed individuals.

2.1.2.)  We support academic research that enhances our Mixed experience, and we support the educational development of individuals who support our global Mixed community.

2.1.3.)  We support initiatives that provide the general public with positive awareness regarding our Mixed experience.

2.1.4.)  We support policy advocacy that improves the wellbeing of Mixed individuals.

2.1.5.)  We support cultural expression of our Mixed experience.

3.)  Guiding Principles. 

3.1)  The guiding principles of our Mमמمᄆ混合 Mixed Foundation are:  Compassion, Pluralism, and Prosperity.

4.)  Guiding Documents. 

4.1)  The guiding documents of our Mमמمᄆ混合 Mixed Foundation include:

4.1.1.)  Welt Ethos;

4.1.2.)  Charter For Compassion;

4.1.3.)  United Religions Initiative Charter;

4.1.4.)  Earth Charter;  and,

4.1.5.)  Universal Declaration Of Human Rights.

5.)  Organisational Structure.

5.1)  Our Mमמمᄆ混合 Mixed Foundation includes the proceeding components:

5.1.1.)  Advisory Council;

5.1.2.)  Staff;

5.1.3.)  Partner Organisations;  and,

5.1.4.)  General Membership.

6.)  Advisory Council Structure.

6.1.)  The initial Members of our Advisory Council are the individuals who sign this Compact.

6.2.)  Our Advisory Council determines the process and occasion for selecting additional Members to our Advisory Council.

6.3.)  The term for each Member of our Advisory Council is 2 years.

6.4.)  All decisions of our Advisory Council are made through egalitarian-based consensus.

6.5.)  Every Member of Our Advisory Council has equal standing and a determining influence within the formal decision of our Advisory Council.

6.6.)  Every decision of our Advisory Council is the direct consequence of the involvement and deliberation of our entire Advisory Council.

6.7.)  Our Advisory Council designates a Moderator to facilitate and identify the consensus decisions of our Advisory Council.

6.8.)  The process of deliberation and decision by our Advisory Council is open, and the formal decision of every Member of our Advisory Council on every proposition is made known to our entire Advisory Council.

6.9.)  Our Advisory Council meetings are convened by a designated Host Member who is different from our Moderator.

7.)  Advisory Council Decisions:  Summary.

7.1.)  Any Member of our Advisory Council can introduce a proposition for our Advisory Council to consider.

7.2.)  Any Member of our Staff, Partner Organisations, and/or General Membership can forward a request for a proposition to be considered by our Advisory Council.

7.3.)  Our Advisory Council determines whether to 1.)  delegate the proposition to a Committee or 2.)  decide upon the proposition.

7.4.)  For every proposition to be decided by our Advisory Council, our Advisory Council initiates a formal process of deliberation.

7.5.)  Every proposition to be decided by our Advisory Council is designated as:  1.)  ordinary, 2.)  urgent, or 3.)  emergency.

7.6.)  For every proposition designated as “ordinary,” a specific duration of deliberation is designated;  in the occasion of an “urgent” or “emergency” proposition, the process of deliberation and decision are completed as soon as appropriately possible.

7.7.)  Amidst due deliberation being completed, any Member of our Advisory Council can interject and introduce a motion on the proposition.

7.8.)  With a properly 2^nded motion, our Advisory Council initiates the formal decision process and determines whether there is consensus regarding the motion.

7.9.)  Amidst an absence of full consensus, our Moderator determines whether there is near consensus.

7.10.)  Amidst a near consensus, our Moderator facilitates negotiation to reach proficient consensus.

7.11.)  Amidst a tenuous consensus, our Moderator tables the motion and resumes the deliberation process.

7.12.)  Amidst a tenuous consensus upon the conclusion of the designated duration of deliberation of an “ordinary” proposition, amidst an “urgent” proposition, and amidst an “emergency” proposition, our Moderator can provide an overture to intercede in the decision process.

7.13.)  With a continuing tenuous consensus, our Moderator can intercede within the decision process of our Advisory Council according to the protocols designated within this compact.                        

8.)  Consensus Proclamations.

8.1)  A motion presented before our Advisory Council for decision is framed within affirmative rhetoric.

8.2)  When making a formal decision regarding a motion on a proposition, a Member of our Advisory can select 1 of 7 proclamation options;  3 options which affirm the motion to increasing degrees, 3 options which negate the motion to increasing degrees, and 1 option that communicates indifference.

8.3)  The proclamation options include the proceeding:

          8.3.1.)  Absolute:  proclaiming strong affirmation to a degree of 10.

          8.3.2.)  Affirmation:  proclaiming moderate affirmation to a degree of 5.

          8.3.3.)  Favourable:  proclaiming slight affirmation to a degree of 1.

          8.3.4.)  Indifference

          8.3.5.)  Unfavourable:  proclaiming slight negation to a degree of 1.

          8.3.6.)  Negation:  proclaiming moderate negation to a degree of 5.

          8.3.7.)  Obstruction:  proclaiming strong negation to a degree of 10.

8.4)  “Absolute” Decision:  A Member of our Advisory Council proclaims vehement favour for the motion (exercising this selection extremely sparingly and only in extremely urgent circumstances).

8.5)  “Affirmation” Decision:  A Member of our Advisory Council proclaims favour for the motion.

8.6)  “Favourable” Decision:  A Member of our Advisory Council proclaims a favourable preference for the motion but abstains from posing significant disruption to a contrary proclamation from other Members of our Advisory Council who proclaim disfavour against the motion.

8.7)  “Indifference” Decision:  A Member of our Advisory Council proclaims equanimity regarding the motion.

8.8)  “Unfavourable” Decision:  A Member of our Advisory Council proclaims a disfavourable preference against the motion but abstains from posing significant disruption to a contrary proclamation from other Members of our Advisory Council who proclaim favour for the motion.

8.9)  “Negation” Decision:  A Member of our Advisory Council proclaims disfavour against the motion, soliciting the motion be rejected.

8.10)  “Obstruction” Decision:  A Member of our Advisory Council proclaims vehement disfavour against the motion (exercising this selection extremely sparingly and only in extremely urgent circumstances).

9.)  Consensus Protocols.

9.1)  All decisions of our Advisory Council are made through a consensus of all Members of our Advisory Council.

9.2)  Our Advisory Council utilises 5 consensus protocols to determine the formal consensus decision of our Advisory Council:

          9.2.1.)  Full

          9.2.2.)  Prophesy

          9.2.3.)  Majority

          9.2.4.)  Ancestry

          9.2.5.)  DJ Remix

9.3)  “Full” Protocol:  Emphasis is placed upon a full consensus, where all Members of our Advisory Council share a favourable or unfavourable proclamation without any contrary proclamation.

         

9.4)  “Prophesy” Protocol:  Consideration is given to the proclamation of the strongest and most enduring voice within the deliberation of the Members of our Advisory Council.

9.5)  “Majority” Protocol:  Consideration is given to the most popular proclamation of the Members of our Advisory Council.

9.6)  “Ancestry” Protocol:  Consideration is given to the proclamation that is suggested through the historic customs and traditions of our Mमמمᄆ混合 Mixed Foundation;  and,

         

9.7)  “DJ Remix” Protocol:  Amidst the absence of a full consensus, alternating consideration is given to each of the previous 3 protocols to ensure that an appropriate balance of all 3 protocols are utilised in determining the formal decisions of our Advisory Council.

10.)  Propositions.

10.1)  Any Member of our Advisory Council can introduce a proposition to our Advisory Council for formal decision.

10.2)  Any Member of our Staff, Partner Organisations, and/or General Membership can forward a proposition request to any Member of our Advisory Council for formal decision by our Advisory Council.

10.3)  Our Advisory Council designates each proposition as either:  1.)  a proposition to be delegated to a Committee for formal decision and/or action, or 2.)  a proposition to be deliberated and formally decided by our Advisory Council.

10.4)  A Member of our Advisory Council who receives a proposition request from a General Member of our Mमמمᄆ混合 Mixed Foundation can directly forward that proposition request to the Chairperson of a Committee established by our Advisory Council.

10.5)  A Chairperson of a Committee who receives a proposition request from a Member of our Advisory Council can forward that proposition request to the Moderator of our Advisory Council either:  1.)  to be presented before our Advisory Council as a proposition, 2.)  to be reassigned to another Committee Chairperson, 3.)  to be tabled, or 4.)  to be declined.

10.6)  Propositions delegated to a Committee are decided, and/or acted upon, by that Committee in the manner determined by the Chairperson(s) of that Committee.

10.7)  A proposition designated for deliberation by our Advisory Council is designated as either:  1.)  ordinary, 2.)  urgent, or 3.)  emergency.

10.8)  Our Advisory Council further designates “ordinary” propositions as either:  1.)  a proposition to be formally decided immediately;  or 2.)  a proposition to be deliberated by our Advisory Council for a designated duration before the formal decision process is initiated.

11.)  Deliberation.

11.1)  Our Advisory Council simultaneously maintains multiple methods of communication to facilitate the deliberation of propositions presented to our Advisory Council, including: conference calling, electronic mail, online forum, in-person meetings, and additionally.

11.2)  A designated Host Member(s) of our Advisory Council facilitates the deliberation of propositions through these multiple methods of communication.

11.3)  The designated Host Member of our Advisory Council specifies the protocols for deliberation of a proposition by our Advisory Council.

11.4)  Our Advisory Council designates the specific duration of deliberation of an “ordinary” proposition before the process of a formal decision for that proposition is initiated.

12.)  Decisions.

12.1)  When a motion regarding a proposition is 2^nded after due deliberation, and/or when the designated duration of deliberation for a proposition is reached, our Moderator initiates the formal decision process for our Advisory Council to proclaim a formal decision regarding that motion on the proposition.

12.2)  Our Moderator determines whether the decision process on the motion of a proposition is convened through any of the multiple methods of communication or exclusively through a formal in-person meeting of our Advisory Council.

12.3)  At an appropriate stage within the deliberation process, and after a motion is made or 2^nded, our Moderator can solicit polling motions amongst our Advisory Council, and present these polling motions to our Advisory Council to determine the immediate sentiment of our Advisory Council regarding the proposition being deliberated.

12.4)  To formally initiate the decision process, our Moderator solicits our Advisory Council for a formal motion on the proposition being deliberated, to be made by a Member of our Advisory Council.

12.5)  Any Member of our Advisory Council can make a motion on a proposition being deliberated.

12.6)  Any Member of our Advisory Council, during the process of deliberation of a proposition, can interject within that deliberation and present a motion on the proposition being deliberated.

12.7)  A motion must be articulated with affirmative rhetoric.

12.8)  Our Moderator evaluates every motion to discern whether the motion is presented appropriately.

12.9)  When our Moderator determines a motion to be inappropriate, the preceding deliberation process or decision process resumes.

12.10)  When our Moderator determines a motion to be appropriate, our Moderator pauses the deliberation to determine whether there is a supporting 2^nd to the motion on the proposition.

12.11)  Amidst the absence of a 2^nd to a motion, our Moderator decides to either:  1.)  continue the deliberation of the proposition;  2.)  repeat the solicitation for an appropriate motion;  or, 3.)  table the deliberation of the proposition.

12.12)  Amidst the absence of another motion, our Moderator decides to either:  1.)  continue the deliberation of the proposition, or 2.)  table the deliberation of the proposition.

12.13)  When a motion receives a supporting 2^nd, our Moderator presents the motion on the proposition to our Advisory Council for a responsive proclamation regarding the motion on the proposition.

12.14)  When presented with a 2^nded motion on a proposition, every Member of our Advisory Council selects 1 of the 7 designated proclamation options to render a decision regarding that motion.

12.15)  When a motion receives an “Absolute” or “Affirmation” proclamation without any “Negation” or “Obstruction” proclamation, the motion is passed.

12.16)  When a motion receives a “Negation” or “Obstruction” proclamation without any “Absolute” or “Affirmation” proclamation, the motion is rejected.

12.17)  When our Moderator observes both proclamations affirming a motion and proclamations negating a motion, our Moderator determines whether the majority of proclamations either affirm or negate the motion, and the opposing sentiment is referred to as the “contrary” proclamation.

12.18)  When a motion has a contrary “Negation” proclamation without any “Obstruction” proclamation, or a contrary “Affirmation” proclamation without any contrary “Absolute” proclamation, our Moderator determines whether the contrary “Negation” proclamation or the contrary “Affirmation” proclamation is slight or substantial in number.

12.19)  When the contrary proclamation is deemed slight, our Moderator approaches those Member(s) of our Advisory Council who provide the contrary proclamation, and:  1.)  determines the reasoning prompting the contrary proclamation;  2.)  initiates further, focused deliberation by our Advisory Council regarding the motion on the proposition;  3.)  solicits whether the Member(s) of our Advisory Council providing the contrary proclamation are willing to adjust the contrary proclamation to a coinciding “Unfavourable” proclamation or a coinciding “Favourable” proclamation.

12.20)  When all contrary proclamations are respectively adjusted to a coinciding “Unfavourable” proclamation or coinciding “Favourable” proclamation, the motion is respectively passed or rejected accordingly.

12.21)  Without such an adjustment of contrary proclamation, our Moderator determines whether the Member(s) providing the contrary proclamation are amenable with offering an amended motion that those Member(s) find sufficient to appropriately adjust the contrary proclamation(s) to a coinciding “Unfavourable” or coinciding “Favourable” proclamation.

12.22)  When an amended motion is offered and our Moderator discerns it to be appropriate, the amended motion is formally presented to our Advisory Council for decision, and the decision process continues from that point.

12.23)  When our Moderator discerns that an amended motion is increasingly contentious than the original motion or that the amended motion abstains from providing sufficient resolve, our Moderator reverts to the original motion, designates that motion as having contrary proclamation that is substantial, and resumes the decision process.

12.24)  When there is an absence of an appropriate amended motion, our Moderator designates the original motion as having contrary proclamation that is substantial and resumes the decision process.

12.25)  When a motion receives a contrary proclamation that is determined to be substantial, our Moderator can either:  1.)  table the motion and resume the process of deliberation of the proposition;  2.)  proclaim the intent to intercede;  or, 3.)  table the motion and table the deliberation of the proposition.

13.)  Intercession.

13.1)  When our Advisory Council finds difficulty in providing a consensus decision, without contrary proclamation, on a motion on an ordinary proposition that requires immediate decision or that reaches its designated duration of deliberation, or on a motion on an “urgent” proposition or “emergency” proposition, or when an ordinary proposition reaches its designated duration of deliberation without an appropriate motion being made on that ordinary proposition, then our Moderator can proclaim the intent to intercede within the decision process to make a formal decision on the motion or regarding the proposition.

13.2)  During the process of deliberation of a proposition, and within the process of decision on a motion on a proposition, our Moderator can provide the indication of the intent to intercede within the decision process;  and within such instances, our Moderator can indicate the actual decision that our Moderator intends to render regarding the motion or proposition and/or the specific criteria that our Moderator considers to be the most relevant in deliberating or deciding upon a motion or a proposition.

13.3)  After proclaiming the intent to intercede in a decision or deliberation, our Moderator can again present the same motion or proposition to our Advisory Council to determine whether our Advisory Council can make a decision without contrary proclamation.

13.4)  When interceding within a decision, our Moderator considers:  the 5 consensus protocols:  Full, Prophesy, Majority, Ancestry, and DJ Remix;  and within the DJ Remix protocol, our Moderator considers, amidst additional factors:  1.)  previous decision of our Advisory Council, and 2.)  previous decisions of individual Members of our Advisory Council previously making either any “Affirmation,” “Negation,” “Absolute,” or “Obstruction,” as well as 3.)  the merits of all the proclamations regarding the motion or proposition.

13.5)  When a proposition is without the requirement of an immediate decision, and a motion on that proposition receives a contrary “Obstruction” proclamation or contrary “Absolute” proclamation, there is an absence of any intercession by our Moderator, and the decision process of the motion resumes.

13.6)  When an ordinary, urgent, or emergency proposition requires immediate decision and there is a contrary “Obstruction” proclamation or contrary “Absolute” proclamation to a motion on that proposition, our Moderator must consider this contrary “Obstruction” proclamation or contrary “Absolute” proclamation carefully (including diligently pursuing reconciliation);  and after such, our Moderator may intercede to provide a decision.

14.)  Moderator.

14.1)  Our Advisory Council selects a Member of our Advisory Council to be the Moderator of our Advisory Council.

14.2)  The 1^st Moderator of our Advisory Council is ________________.

14.3)  Our Moderator serves for a renewable term of 1 year, beginning on the 1^st day of the fiscal calendar of our Mमמمᄆ混合 Mixed Foundation.

14.4)  Motions and Propositions to appoint or remove a Moderator are moderating by the designated Host Member of our Advisory Council.

15.)  Meetings

15.1)  The fiscal year for our Mमמمᄆ混合 Mixed Foundation begins on 1.1, according to the Parliament-based InterFaith calendar;  11 September, within the Christian Gregorian calendar;  4 Izzat, within the Baha’i calendar;  generally during the month of Bhadon, within the Sikh Nanakshahi calendar;  generally during the month of Shahrewar, within the Zarathustrian Bastani Reckoning calendar;  generally during the month of Ch’en, within the Mayan Ha’ab calendar;  generally during the month of Ellul/Tishrei, within the Jewish Hebrew calendar;  generally during the month of Bhardarvo/Aso, within the Hindu Vikram Samvat, Jain Vir Samvat, and Buddhist calendars, respectively;  generally during the month of Bayue/Jiyue, within the Chinese traditional calendar;  and, variably, within the Islamic Hijjra calendar.

15.2)  Our Advisory Council meets continuously through multiple methods of communication, including:  conference calling, electronic mail, online forum, in-person meetings, and additionally.

15.3)  A Member of our Advisory Council, other than our Moderator, is designated as the Host Member and facilitates the communication of the Members of our Advisory Council.

15.4)  Our Advisory Council meets quarterly, on the 1^st Tuesday, at 15:00h, after the most recent Solstice/Equinox.

15.5)  Our Mमמمᄆ混合 Mixed Foundation convenes an annual meeting, on the 1^st Tuesday, at 15:00h, after 1.1.

15.6)  Our Advisory Council meets additionally as deemed appropriate by either our Host Member, our Member, or our Advisory Council.

15.7)  Our Host Member is responsible for providing due notice to all Members of our Advisory Council regarding additional meetings scheduled for our Advisory Council.

15.8)  1 Member of our Advisory Council constitutes a sufficient quorum for meetings of our Advisory Council.

15.9)  The general structure of the formal meetings of our Advisory Council include the proceeding components:

          Call to Order

          Blessing

          Statement Of Mमמمᄆ混合 Mixed Foundation Purpose

          Attendance Taken

          Statement Of Meeting Agenda

Minutes/Summary Of Preceding Deliberation Of Advisory Council

          Urgent, Emergency Propositions

          Old Business

          New Business (Proposed Since Previous Meeting)

          Announcements For Period Until Next Meeting and Further

          Benevolent News

          Close To Meeting

16.)  Staff

16.1)  Our Advisory Council establishes a working staff, and coinciding parameters, for our

Mमמمᄆ混合 Mixed Foundation.

16.2)  The Staff of our Mमמمᄆ混合 Mixed Foundation answers to a Member of our Advisory Council different from our Moderator and different from our Host Member.

17.)  Partner Organisations

17.1)  Our Mमמمᄆ混合 Mixed Foundation establishes official partnerships with additional organisations who advocate the Mixed experience.

18.)  General Membership

18.1)  Our Mमמمᄆ混合 Mixed Foundation maintains a general membership of individual activists who are interested in supporting and/or conducting the work of our Mमמمᄆ混合 Mixed Foundation.

         

19.)  Committees

19.1)  Our Advisory Council establishes specific committees to conduct designated work that supports our Mमמمᄆ混合 Mixed Foundation.

19.2)  When establishing a Committee, our Advisory Council select from our General Membership a Chairperson for that Committee.

19.3)  The Chairpersons for all Committees answer to a Member of our Advisory Council, different from our Moderator and different from our Host Member.

19.4) Committees primarily consist of General Members.

uNi Village Compact v1.2

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uNi Village Compact

v1.2

1.)  Preamble.

1.1.)  Reconciliation.

We, the sentient beings of our uNi Village, observe the antiquated institutions and systems facilitating convention, and we believe we can do better.  We recognise the historic and contemporary harm we cause each other, and we are dedicated to do better;  we are dedicated to reconciliation.  The wisdom of our Ancestors, Prophets, and Sages tells us we do better by exercising compassion towards each other, and all life.  This begins by fundamentally respecting all beings, all life, all phenomena;  and this continues through enhancing the wellness of all beings and all life, steadfastly, as Universal Citizens.  We are better learning that when we do this, we also enhance our own respective, individual wellness.  So we reconstruct our institutions and systems to be proficiently compassionate and Transcendent.  This includes our institutions and systems of religion, government, education, health, finance, commerce, socialisation, and additionally.  We fundamentally challenge previous precepts, theories, laws, and methodologies of selfishness.  We declare a new Age Of Compassion.  And whilst our new institutions and systems supplant the antiquated institutions and systems, we facilitate this process with maximum Peace, humility, stability, efficiency, and compassion.  The proceeding text is provided for this purpose.  Love And Peace.

1.2.)  Transcendence Narrative

1.2.1.)  We acknowledge there is 1 Highest Authority and that we respectively recognise this Highest Authority by different names and concept[1].

1.2.2.)  Within each of us, and connected with this Highest Authority, there is an esoteric, Transcendent existence, contrastly known as a Power Of Thought, a Divine Presence, a Holy Spirit, Ruhi, Atman, Nefesh, Orenda, Soul, and additionally.

1.2.3.)  This esoteric, Transcendent existence is materially manifested within our bodies, within our natural environment, and within the physical Universe;  extending all the way to the infinity of our esoteric, Transcendent existence.

1.2.4.)  Our wellbeing is sustained through harmony amongst our bodies, our natural environment, and our physical Universe.

1.2.5.)  We build residential homes to house our bodies, in harmony with each other, our natural environment, and our physical Universe.

1.2.6.)  We establish our uNi Village as a community of homes, based upon Compassion, Pluralism, and Prosperity, with:

          1.2.6.1.)  Religious And Ethnic Harmony;

          1.2.6.2.)  Environmental Harmony;

          1.3.6.3.)  Socioeconomic Harmony;  And,

          1.2.6.4.)  Educational Harmony.

                  

1.3.)  Proclamation.

1.3.1.)  We secure sanction, from the Highest Authority we respectively recognise, to establish our uNi Village.

         

1.3.2.)  We make Peace with Mother Earth.

1.3.3.)  We secure permission from the Native Community of this land to establish our uNi Village.

1.3.4.)  We formally establish our uNi Village.

1.3.5.)  Our uNi Village establishes stewardship of the land and material within the area identified within the “Stewardship” section of this Compact.

1.3.6.)  We pledge to restore and heal Mother Earth.

1.3.7.)  We establish ethocracy as the form of governance for our uNi Village;  and we establish socialism as the form of economy for our uNi Village.

1.3.8.)  We impose taxation upon the Members of our uNi Village;  this is initially 40% of the aggregate of the tangible value of land and material stewardship, and 40% of the tangible value of annual income.

1.3.9.)  Our uNi Village maintains the propensity to confer stewardship of land and material of our uNi Village to our uNi Village, to individuals, organisational entities, and to foreigners (both individuals and/or organisational entities).

1.3.10.)  We protect our uNi Village, our residents, guests, and allies.

2.)  Guidelines

We establish our uNi Village as an Ethocratic, Socialist Community based upon Compassion, Pluralism, and Prosperity.

         

2.1.)  Ethocracy.

2.1.1.)  We define “ethocracy” as the rule of ethics. 

2.1.2.)  Within this rule of ethics, Compassion, Pluralism, and Prosperity are paramount. 

2.1.3.)  Our uNi Village is Egalitarian and makes decisions through Consensus.

2.1.3.1.)  Egalitarianism:  Each Member of our uNi Village has equal value and equal standing within our uNi Village.

2.1.3.2.)  Consensus:  Every Member of our uNi Village has a determining influence within every formal decision of our uNi Village.

2.1.4.)  Every decision of our uNi Village government is the direct consequence of the involvement and deliberation of our entire uNi Village community.

2.1.5.)  Additional guiding principles of our uNi Village include:

2.1.5.1.)  the foundational practice of Agape and Ahimsa;

2.1.5.2.)  the relationship principles of Respect, Patience, Compassion, Understanding, Trust, Cooperation, Mutual Reliance, Productivity, Prosperity, Sustainability, Peace, and Happiness;  and,

2.1.5.3.)  the economic framework of Honesty, Modesty, Moderation, Efficiency, and AlTruism.

2.1.6.)  The foundational guiding documents of our uNi Village include:

          1.)  Welt Ethos;

          2.)  Charter For Compassion;

          3.)  United Religions Initiative Charter;

          4.)  Earth Charter;  And,

          5.)  Universal Declaration Of Human Rights.

2.2)  Socialism.

2.2.1.)  We define “socialism” as the economy of sharing.

2.2.2.)  Stewardship.

2.2.2.1)  Our uNi Village recognises the legitimacy of a claim of stewardship of any portion of land and/or material through the protocols identified within “3.3 Stewardship.”

2.2.2.2.)  Our uNi Village maintains the propensity to confer stewardship of parcels of the land and material of our uNi Village to other individuals and organisational entities, either resident or foreign.

2.2.2.3.)  Our uNi Village confers stewardship of a parcel of land and material to our uNi Village as “public stewardship.”

2.2.2.4.)  Our uNi Village confers stewardship of a parcel of land and material to an individual Member of our uNi Village as “private stewardship.”

2.2.2.5.)  Our uNi Village confers stewardship of a parcel of land and material to an entity outside of our uNi Village as “foreign stewardship.”

2.2.3.)  Taxation.

2.2.3.1.)  Our uNi Village imposes taxation upon individual Members of our uNi Village and organisational entities residing within our uNi Village, and upon foreign individuals and organisational entities maintaining stewardship of land and/or material within the area of our uNi Village.

2.2.3.2.)  When an individual 1^st becomes a Member of our uNi Village community and when an organisational entity 1^st establishes a residential operation within our uNi Village community, our uNi Village imposes an initial (1 occasion only) taxation upon that individual Member or organisational entity;  this initial taxation is 40% of the tangible value of all the land and material (both within and outside the area of our uNi Village community) under the stewardship of the individual Member or organisational entity.

2.2.3.3.)  Our uNi Village imposes an annual taxation upon every individual Member of our uNi Village and every organisational entity residing within our uNi Village;  this annual taxation is 40% of the tangible value of the aggregate annual income (derived from stewardship of all land and material, both within and outside the area of our uNi Village community), within the preceding year, of an individual Member or an organisational entity residing within our uNi Village.

2.2.3.4.)  Our uNi Village imposes an annual taxation upon every foreign individual and organisational entity maintaining stewardship of a parcel of land or material within the area of our uNi Village community;  this annual taxation is 40% of the tangible value of the aggregate annual income, within the preceding year, that a foreign individual or organisational entity derives directly from the stewardship of that parcel of land or material within the area of our uNi Village.

2.2.3.5.)  Our uNi Village abstains from imposing any inheritance taxation or any other additional form of taxation different from the stipulated initial taxation on stewardship and the annual taxation on income derived from residence or stewardship.

2.2.4.)  Compassion Economy Minimums.

2.2.4.1.)  Our uNi Village community maintains a minimum standard of living for all individual Members of our uNi Village;  this standard of living is considered within the proceeding categories:

2.2.4.1.1.)  Air

2.2.4.1.2.)  Water

2.2.4.1.3.)  Flood

2.2.4.1.4.)  Clothing

2.2.4.1.5.)  Shelter

2.2.4.1.6.)  Energy

2.2.4.1.7.)  Transportation

2.2.4.1.8.)  Health

2.2.4.1.9.)  Education

2.2.4.1.10.)  Work

2.2.4.1.11.)  Safety

2.2.4.1.12.)  Family

2.2.4.1.13.)  Religion

2.2.4.1.14.)  Culture

2.2.4.1.15.)  Community

2.2.4.1.16.)  Nativity

2.2.5.)  Debt.

2.2.5.1.)  Our uNi Village categorically abstains from the institution of debt:

2.2.5.2.)  Our uNi Village abstains from incurring or imposing debt from or upon any other individual or organisational entity (including religious, governmental, financial, commercial, or otherwise).

2.2.5.3.)  Our uNi Village abstains from recognising any legitimacy within the claims of debt by any individual or organisational entity (including religious, governmental, financial, commercial, or otherwise) against any other individual or organisational entity.

3.)  Government.

3.1)  Introduction.

3.1.1.)  We establish our uNi Village as an ethocratic, socialist community.

3.1.2.)  The individual Members of our uNi Village community include all the undersigned individuals of this compact.

3.1.3.)  Additional Members of our uNi Village community can be included per the decision of our uNi Village community.

3.1.4.)  All decisions of our uNi Village government are made through a direct consensus of all Members of our uNi Village community.

3.1.5.)  We establish our Moderation Committee to serve our uNi Village community in the proceeding manner:

3.1.5.1.)  Facilitating the deliberation and consensus-building process of our uNi Village community;

          3.1.5.2.)  Identifying a formal consensus decision made by our uNi Village;  and,

3.1.6.)  Any Member of our uNi Village community can participate within our Moderation Committee per the stipulations described within the “Moderation Committee” subsection of this Compact.

3.1.7.)  Our Moderation Committee designates a Moderator to serve our Moderation Committee in the proceeding manner:

3.1.7.1.)  Facilitating the deliberation and consensus-building process of our Moderation Committee;  and,

3.1.7.2.)  Identifying a consensus decision made by our Moderation Committee.

3.1.8.)  Our Moderation Committee establishes additional Committees for further decision and/or management of affairs delegated to such Committees by our uNi Village community and/or our Moderation Committee.

3.2) Membership

3.2.1.)  Membership with our uNi Village includes all residents of our uNi Village community who sign this Compact.

3.2.2.)  Membership with our uNi Village includes the spouse(s) (per the confirmation of the spouse) and children of every Member of our uNi Village.

3.2.3.)  Membership with our uNi Village includes individuals and organisational entities confirmed by our uNi Village community.

3.2.4.)  Individuals and organisational entities can make a petition to become a Member of our uNi Village.

3.2.5.)  The criteria for Membership within our uNi Village community includes residence within our uNi Village community and a demonstrated commitment to both our uNi Village community and our uNi Village Compact.

3.2.6.)  Membership with our uNi Village is conferred for life.

3.2.7.)  A Member can renounce Membership with our uNi Village per appropriate consultation with our uNi Village community.

3.2.8.)  All Members of our uNi Village can participate within the general meetings of our uNi Village community and render formal decisions within the government of our uNi Village community.

3.2.9.)  A Member must have at least 16 years of age to make an “Absolute” or “Obstruction” decision, as described within the “_____ Moderation Committee” subsection.

3.2.10.)  When a Member reaches 18 years of age or graduates from preparatory school (whichever occurs 1^st), a Member is obligated to provide 1 year of service for our uNi Village community.

3.2.11.)  Every Member of our uNi Village community is entitled to the rights and provisions from our uNi Village community, and maintains the responsibilities and obligations to our uNi Village community, as stipulated by this Compact and otherwise by our uNi Village community.

3.3)  Stewardship

3.3.1.)  There are 6 protocols that our uNi Village community utilises to determine any legitimacy of an individual’s or organisational entity’s claim of stewardship of any phenomena (including matter, energy, product, service, and otherwise):

3.3.1.1.)  “1^st” Protocol:  The 1^st individual or group to maintain stewardship of a phenomenon is the rightful steward(s) of that phenomenon.

         

3.3.1.2.)  “Present” Protocol:  The individual or group who currently maintains stewardship of a phenomenon is the rightful steward(s) of that phenomenon.

3.3.1.3.)  “Need” Protocol:  The individual or group who maintains the most urgent need for a phenomenon is the rightful steward(s) of that phenomenon.

3.3.1.4.)  “Productivity” Protocol:  The individual or group who is most productive with a phenomenon is the rightful steward(s) of that phenomenon.

3.3.1.5.)  “Care” Protocol:  The individual or group who provides the most diligent care for a phenomenon is the rightful steward(s) of that phenomenon.

3.3.1.6.)  “Ordination” Protocol:  The individual or group who maintains a claim of Divine Intervention regarding a phenomenon is the rightful steward(s) of that phenomenon.

3.3.2)  Our uNi Village community maintains stewardship of the physical area with the proceeding Earth coordinates:______________________

3.3.3.)  Our uNi Village community maintains responsibility for to heal and care for the natural environment within and beyond the area of our uNi Village community.

3.3.4.)  Our uNi Village community maintains the propensity to confer stewardship of parcels of the land and material (matter, gas, liquid, and additionally) of the physical area of our uNi Village community to individual Members and organisational entities residing within our uNi Village community.

3.3.5.)  Our uNi Village community maintains the propensity to confer stewardship of parcels of the land and material (matter, gas, liquid, and additionally) of the physical area of our uNi Village to foreign individuals and organisational entities residing outside our uNi Village community.

3.3.6.)  The term of stewardship of any parcel of land or material (matter, gas, liquid, and additionally) of the area of our uNi Village community held by a foreign individual or organisational entity is completed at the occurrence of the 50-year interval, beginning on the 1^st day of the fiscal calendar of year 100 on the InterFaith calendar.

3.3.7.)  When an individual Member or organisational entity resides within another location outside the area of our uNi Village community for beyond 25 years during a designated 50-year interval, the stewardship of the parcel of land or material held by that Member or organisational entity is considered foreign and its term is completed at end of that 50-year interval, and the stewardship of that parcel of land or material is returned to our uNi Village.

3.4)  Consensus

3.4.1.)  All decisions of our uNi Village community are made through a consensus of all Members of our uNi Village community.

3.4.2.)  Our uNi Village community utilises 5 protocols to determine a formal consensus decision of our uNi Village community:

3.4.2.1.)  “Full” Protocol:  Emphasis is placed upon full consensus, where all Members share an affirmative opinion with the formal decision made;

         

3.4.2.2.)  “Prophesy” Protocol:  Consideration is given to the opinion of the strongest and most enduring voice within the discussion of Members;

          3.4.2.3.)  “Majority” Protocol:  Consideration is given to the most popular opinion of Members;

3.4.2.4.)  “Ancestry” Protocol:  Consideration is given to the opinion suggested by the historic customs and traditions of all Members;  and,

         

3.4.2.5.)  “DJ Remix” Protocol:  Amidst an absence of a full consensus, alternating consideration is given to the previous 3 protocols to determine a formal decision.

3.4.3.)  To provide a formal decision on a motion on a proposition presented before our uNi Village community (as stipulated within ______________ section), a Member can make 1 of 7 different proclamations:

3.4.3.1.)  “Absolute” Decision:  A Member can decide vehemently in favour of the motion presented before the Membership (exercising this selection extremely sparingly and only in extremely urgent circumstances).

3.4.3.2.)  “Affirmation” Decision:  A Member can decide in favour of the motion being presented before the Membership;

          3.4.3.3.)  “Favourable” Decision:  A Member can communicate a preference for the motion but abstains from posing significant disruption to a contrary decision from other Members that negates the motion.

          3.4.3.4.)  “Indifference” Decision:  A Member can opt out of deciding favourably or negatively regarding the motion presented before the Membership;

3.4.3.5.)  “Unfavourable” Decision:  A Member can communicate a preference against the motion but abstains from posing significant disruption to a contrary decision from other Members that affirms the motion.

3.4.3.6.)  “Negation” Decision:  A Member can decide against the motion presented before the Membership, communicating the interest that the motion be rejected.

3.4.3.7.)  “Obstruction” Decision:  A Member can decide vehemently against the motion and significantly prevent the proposition from being affirmed (exercising this selection extremely sparingly and only in extremely urgent circumstances).

3.4.4.)  A Member must be 16 years old to make an “Absolute” decision or an “Obstruction” decision.

3.4.5.)  A motion presented before our uNi Village community for decision is framed within affirmative rhetoric.

3.4.6.)  Our uNi Village community can delegate an affair to our Moderation Committee (as described within the “Moderation Committee” subsection of this Compact) or to another Committee (as described within the “Committees” subsection of this Compact) for formal decision.

3.4.7.)  Every formal decision of every Member is made public to our entire uNi Village community.

3.5)  Moderation Committee

3.5.1)  Function.

3.5.1.1)  Our Moderation Committee facilitates the general forum and meetings of our uNi Village community.

3.5.1.2.)  Our Moderation Committee selects a Moderator to facilitate the meetings of our Moderation Committee.

3.5.1.3.)  Our Moderation Committee facilitates the deliberation and consensus-building process within the fora and meetings of our uNi Village community.

3.5.1.4.)  When an affair is presented to our uNi Village community for formal decision, our Moderation Committee identifies the formal consensus decision of our uNi Village community regarding that affair.

3.5.1.5.)  Our Moderation Committee can delegate affairs to a designated Committee for formal decision.

3.5.1.6.)  Our Moderation Committee facilitates dispute resolution tribunals.

3.5.2.)  Structure.

3.5.2.1)  Our Moderation Committee consists of Members from our uNi Village community.

3.5.2.2.)  Any Member of our uNi Village with 16-years of age or older can be a Moderation Committee Member.

3.5.2.3.)  To become a Moderation Committee Member, a Member of our uNi Village community forwards a direct solicitation to our Moderation Committee Moderator.

3.5.2.4.)  When receiving a solicitation, our Moderation Committee Moderator provides a notification of receipt of this solicitation to the Member;  after receiving this notification, the Member must wait 1 week (7 days) before receiving official status as a Moderation Committee Member, and receives the agendae of our Moderation Committee meetings.

3.5.2.5.)  To maintain standing as a Moderation Committee Moderator, a Moderation Committee Member must participate within a minimum of 50% of our Moderation Committee meetings within the past 6 months; and 33% of our Moderation Committee meetings, within the physical location of our Moderation Committee within our uNi Village community, within the past 6 months.

3.5.2.6.)  The term of Moderation Committee Membership is 2 years, and can be renewed by a Member, without a limitation to the number of terms served, per the discretion of that Member.

3.6)  Moderator

3.6.1.)  Our Moderation Committee selects a Moderation Committee Member to serve as the Moderation Committee Moderator.

3.6.2.)  The responsibilities of the Moderator include:

          3.6.2.1.)  Moderating the meetings of our Moderation Committee;  and,

          3.6.2.2.)  Identifying a formal consensus-decision of our Moderation Committee.

3.6.3.)  The term for a Moderator is 2 years, and can be renewed on an unlimited number of occasions.

3.6.4.)  The 1^st Moderation Committee Moderator, with a term beginning on 122.1.1, is Peter Johannessen Osisi.

3.6.5.)  Our Moderation Committee can remove a Moderation Committee Moderator.

3.6.6.)  All decisions of our Moderation Committee Moderator are made public to our entire uNi Village community.

3.7)  Committees

3.7.1.)  Our Moderation Committee establishes Committees to make formal decisions and conduct work on behalf of our uNi Village community.

3.7.2.)  In establishing a Committee, our Moderation Committee provides that Committee with a specific mandate.

3.7.3.)  When establishing a Committee, our Moderation Committee designates a Chairperson(s) for that Committee.

3.7.4.)  The Chairperson(s) of a Committee determines the structure and formal decision-making process for that Committee.

3.7.5.)  Committees report to our Moderation Committee Moderator;  Committees answer to our Moderation Committee.

3.7.6.)  All formal decisions of the Chairperson(s) of Committees, and appropriately any Committee Members, are made public to our entire uNi Village community.

3.8)  Meetings.

3.8.1.)  The fiscal year for our uNi Village community begins on 1.1, according to the Parliament-based InterFaith calendar;  11 September, within the Christian Gregorian calendar;  4 Izzat, within the Baha’i calendar;  generally during the month of Bhadon, within the Sikh Nanakshi calendar;  generally during the month of Shahrewar, within the Zarathustrani Bastani Reckoning calendar;  generally during the month of Ch’en, within the Mayan Ha’ab calendar;  generally during the month of Ellul/Tishrei, within the Jewish Hebrew calendar;  generally during the month of Bhardarvo/Aso, within the Hindu Vikram Samvat, Jain Vir Samvat, and Buddhist calendars, respectively;  generally during the month of Bayue/Jiyue, within the Chinese traditional calendar;  and, variably, within the Islamic Hijjra calendar.

3.8.2.)  uNi Village Community Meetings.

3.8.2.1.)  Our uNi Village community meets continuously through an online forum moderated by our Moderation Committee.

3.8.2.2.)  Our uNi Village Community meets weekly, on Mondays at 16:00h, to make formal decisions regarding our uNi Village community.

3.8.2.3.)  Our uNi Village community meets quarterly, on the 2^nd Monday, at 16:00h, after the most recent Solstice/Equinox.

3.8.2.4.)  Our uNi Village community meets annually, on the 2^nd Monday, at 16:00h, after 1.1.

3.8.2.5.)  Our uNi Village community meets additionally as deemed appropriate by either our uNi Village or our Moderation Committee.

3.8.3.)  Moderation Committee Meetings.

3.8.3.1.)  Our Moderation Committee meets daily, from Monday through Thursday, at 15:00h.

3.8.3.2.)  Our Moderation Committee meets quarterly, on the 1^st Monday, at 15:00h, after the most recent Solstice/Equinox.

3.8.3.3.)  Our Moderation Committee meets annually, on the 1^st Monday, at 15:00h, after 1.1.

3.8.3.4.)  Our Moderation Committee meets additionally as deemed appropriate by either our Moderation Committee and/or our Moderation Committee Moderator.

3.8.3.5.)  Our Moderation Committee Moderator is responsible for providing due notice to all Moderation Committee Members regarding additional meetings scheduled for our Moderation Committee.

3.8.3.6.)  1 Moderation Committee Member constitutes a sufficient quorum for meetings of our Moderation Committee.

3.8.4.)  Community Meeting Structure.

3.8.4.1.)  The general structure of the formal meetings of our uNi Village community include the proceeding components:

          Call to Order

          Blessing

          Mantra Recitation

          Attendance Taken

          Agenda Stated

Previous Meeting Minutes/Summary Of Community deliberation (including all fora) up to preceding MC meeting

          Urgent, Emergency Propositions

          Old Business

          New Business (Proposed since previous meeting)

          Announcements For Next Week and Further

          Benevolent News

          Close To Meeting

3.8.4.2.)  A Moderation Committee Member, other than the Moderation Committee Moderator, serves as Host and convenes the formal meetings of our uNi Village community.

3.8.4.3.)  1 Member from our uNi Village community is sufficient to constitute a quorum for a formal meeting of our uNi Village community.

3.9)  Propositions.

3.9.1.)  Any Member of our uNi Village community can forward a proposition to our Moderation Committee for the purpose of receiving a formal decision by our uNi Village community.

3.9.2.)  A proposition to be formally decided during a formal meeting of our uNi Village community must be submitted to our Moderation Committee by the preceding meeting of our Moderation Committee.

3.9.3.)  Our Moderation Committee designates each proposition as either:  1.)  a proposition to be deliberated by our uNi Village community, or 2.)  a proposition to be delegated to a Committee for deliberation or action.

3.9.4.)  When a proposition is delegated to a Committee, and the provider of that proposition or an amicus or the proposition disagrees with this delegation, that provider or amicus can petition our uNi Village community to have the proposition presented to our uNi Village community for deliberation.

3.9.5.)  When a proposition is designated for deliberation by our uNi Village community, and the provider of that proposition or an amicus of the proposition disagrees with this designation, that provider or amicus can petition our Moderation Committee to have the proposition delegated to a specific Committee.

3.9.6.)  Propositions delegated to a Committee are deliberated upon, and/or acted upon, in the manner determined by the Chairperson(s) of that Committee.

3.9.7.)  Propositions designated to be deliberated by our uNi Village community are designated as either:  1.)  ordinary, 2.)  urgent, or 3.)  emergency.

3.9.8.)  Our Moderation Committee further designates “ordinary” propositions as either:  1.)  a proposition to be formally decided immediately;  or 2.)  a proposition to be deliberated by our uNi Village community for a specific duration before initiative the process of a formal decision.

3.10)  Deliberation.

3.10.1.)  Our Moderation Committee maintains an online forum for the continuous deliberation of affairs concerning, and propositions formally present to, our uNi Village community.

3.10.2.)  Our Moderation Committee can initiate and maintain additional mechanisms of deliberation of affairs and propositions by our uNi Village community.

3.10.3.)  Our Moderation Committee moderates the deliberation, within all fora, of all affairs and all formally presented propositions by our uNi Village community.

3.10.4.)  Our Moderation Committee specifies the protocols for deliberation, of an affair or a formal proposition, by our uNi Village community.

3.10.5.)  Our Moderation Committee determines the specific duration of deliberation of an “ordinary” proposition before the process of a formal decision is initiated.

3.11)  Decisions.

3.11.1.)  When the stipulated duration of deliberation of a proposition is completed or as otherwise deemed appropriate by our Moderation Committee, our Moderation Committee initiates the process for our uNi Village community to provide a formal decision regarding that proposition.

3.11.2.)  Our Moderation Committee determines whether the process of formal decision is convened exclusively within a formal meeting of our uNi Village community and/or through the online forum and/or additional mechanisms;  there is an emphasis for the formal decision process to be convened within the formal meeting of our uNi Village community.

3.11.3.)  Our Moderation Committee can solicit polling motions from our uNi Village community, and present these polling motions to our uNi Village to determine the immediate sentiment of our uNi Village community.

3.11.4.)  To initiate the direct decision-making process, our Moderation Committee solicits our uNi Village community for a formal motion to be made by any Member of our uNi Village community on the formal proposition.

3.11.5.)  Any Member of our uNi Village community can make a formal motion on a formal proposition.

3.11.6.)  Any Member of our uNi Village community, during the process of deliberation, can interject within that deliberation and present a formal motion of the proposition being deliberated.

3.11.7.)  A motion must be articulated in an affirmative rhetoric.

3.11.8.)  Our Moderation Committee evaluates every formal motion to discern the appropriateness of the formal motion.

3.11.9.)  When our Moderation Committee determines a motion to be inappropriate, our Moderation Committee continues to facilitate the applicable deliberation process or decision process.

3.11.10.)  When our Moderation Committee determines a motion to be appropriate, our Moderation Committee pauses the deliberation process to determine whether there is a supporting 2^nd to the motion.

3.11.11.)  When there is an absence of a 2^nd to a motion, our Moderation Committee decides to either:  1.)  continue the deliberation of the proposition;  2.)  repeat the solicitation for an appropriate motion;  or, 3.)  table the deliberation of the proposition.

3.11.12.)  When there is an absence of another motion, our Moderation Committee decides to either:  1.)  continue the deliberation of the proposition, or 2.)  table the deliberation of the proposition.

3.11.13.)  When a motion receives a supporting 2^nd, our Moderation Committee formally presents the motion to our uNi Village community for a formal decision.

3.11.14.)  Every Member of our uNi Village community can provide a formal decision, amongst the designated decisions stipulated in______________________________ section, on a formally presented motion.

3.11.15.)  When a formal motion receives an “Absolute” or “Affirmation” decision without any “Negation” or “Obstruction” decision, the formal motion is passed.

3.11.16.)  When a formal motion receives a “Negation” or “Obstruction” decision without any “Absolute” or “Affirmation” decision, the formal motion is rejected.

3.11.17.)  When our Moderation Committee observes both formal decisions affirming a formal motion and formal decisions negating a formal motion, our Moderation Committee determines whether the majority of formal decisions either affirm or negate the motion, and the opposing sentiment is referred to as a “contrary” decision.

3.11.18.)  When a motion has any contrary “Negation” decision or any contrary “Affirmation” decision, without any contrary “Obstruction” decision or any contrary “Absolute” decision, our Moderation Committee determines whether the contrary “Negation” decision or contrary “Affirmation” decision is slight or substantial in number.

3.11.19.)  When the contrary “Negation” decision or contrary “Affirmation” decision is deemed slight, our Moderation Committee approaches those Member(s) of our uNi Village community that provide such a contrary decision, and:  1.)  determine the reasoning prompting the contrary decision;  2.)  initiate further, focused deliberation by our uNi Village community regarding the motion (and the proposition precipitating the motion);  and 3.)  solicits whether the Member(s) providing the contrary decision is/are willing to adjust the contrary decision correspondingly to an “Unfavourable”/“Favourable” decision.

3.11.20.)  When all contrary decisions are adjusted to the formal decision of “Unfavourable” or “Favourable,” the formal motion is passed or rejected accordingly.

3.11.21.)  Without such adjustment, our Moderation Committee determines whether the Member(s) providing the contrary decision are amenable with offering an amended motion that those Member(s) find sufficient to appropriately adjust the contrary decision(s) to a corresponding “Unfavourable”/“Favourable” decision.

3.11.22.)  When an amended motion is offered and our Moderation Committee discerns it to be appropriate, the amended motion is formally presented to our uNi Village community for formal decision, and the formal decision process continues from that point.

3.11.23.)  When our Moderation Committee discerns that an amended motion is increasingly contentious than the original motion or abstains from providing sufficient resolve, our Moderation Committee reverts to the original motion and proceeds with that original motion designated as having a contrary decision that is substantial.

3.11.24.)  When there is an absence of appropriate amended motion, our Moderation Committee designates the original motion as having contrary decision that is substantial and proceeds that stipulated manner.

3.11.25.)  When a contrary decision is determined to be substantial, our Moderation Committee can either:  1.)  reconvene deliberation of the proposition amongst our uNi Village community;  2.)  proclaim the intent to intercede;  or 3.)  table the motion and the deliberation of the proposition.

3.11.26.)  A proposition designated as “urgent” or “emergency” can be introduced to our Moderation Committee during any formal meeting of our uNi Village community.

3.12)  Intercession.

3.12.1.)  When our uNi Village find difficulty in providing a formal decision without contrary decision on a motion on an ordinary proposition that requires immediate decision or that reaches its stipulated extent of deliberation, or an “urgent” or “emergency” proposition, or when a proposition reaches its stipulated extent of deliberation without an appropriate motion being provided, our Moderation Committee can proclaim the intent to intercede within the formal decision process to make a formal decision regarding that proposition or motion.

3.12.2.)  During the process of deliberation of a proposition and within the process of formal decision, our Moderation Committee can provide the indication of the intent to intercede within the formal decision;  and within such instances, our Moderation Committee can indicate the intended formal decision of our Moderation Committee and/or the specific criteria that our Moderation Committee considers to be most relevant within the deliberation of our Moderation Committee towards provision of such a formal decision by our Moderation Committee.

3.12.3.)  After making a proclamation of the intent to intercede in a formal decision, our Moderation Committee can again present same motion or proposition to our uNi Village community to determine whether a formal decision by our uNi Village can be provided.

3.12.4.)  When interceding in a formal decision, our Moderation Committee considers the 5 consensus protocols:  Full, Prophecy, Majority, Ancestry, and DJ Remix;  and within the DJ Remix protocol, our Moderation Committee considers, amidst additional factors:  previous decisions of our uNi Village community, and previous decisions of individual Members of our uNi Village community deciding both respectively either in the “Affirmation” or “Negation,” or the “Absolute” or “Obstruction,” as well as the merits of all decisions regarding the proposition or motion.

3.12.5.)  When a proposition is without the requirement of an immediate decision, a contrary “Obstruction” decision or contrary “Absolute” decision on a motion on that proposition sends the motion back to further deliberation without intercession by our Moderation Committee.

3.12.6.)  When an ordinary, urgent, emergency proposition requires an immediate decision and there is a contrary “Obstruction” decision or “Absolute” decision to a formal motion on that proposition, our Moderation Committee must consider this “Obstruction”/“Absolute” decision carefully (including a diligent pursuit of reconciliation);  and after such, our Moderation Committee may intercede to provide a formal decision.

3.12.7.)  All decisions of our Moderation Committee, and all the decisions of every individual Moderation Committee Member, are made public to our entire uNi Village community.

4.)  Earth Precepts

4.1)  For the purpose of perceiving our Earth community in a genuine, pluralistic manner, we maintain the proceeding presumptions:

4.2.)  There are 7 continents of Earth:  North America, South America, Australia, Asia, Europe, Africa, and Antarctica.

4.3.)  There are 4 hemispheres Of Earth:  East, West, South, and North.

4.4.)  There are 5 Areas of human civilisation of Earth:  Mediterranea, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Taínoterranea;  Mediterranea is the area of land surrounding the Mediterranean Sea, extending from the Atlantic Ocean, to the Pyrenees Mountains, to the Alps Mountains, to the Balkan Mountains, to the Black Sea, to the Caucasus Mountains, through the Iranian Plateau, to the Arabian Sea, to the Sea of Reeds, through the Sahara Desert, and to the Atlantic Ocean;  Europe is the land North of Mediterranea;  Asia is the land East of Mediterranea;  Africa is the land South of Mediterranea;  and Taínoterranea is the land West of Mediterranea.

4.5.)  There are 7 ethnic regions of Earth:  Clay, Peach, Olive, Ebony Saffron, Lotus, and Tree.

4.6.)  Our uNi Village maintains a base of operating languages that include:  English, French, Español, Russian, Arabic, Hebrew, Hindi/Sanskrit, Mandarin, Swahili, and additional languages, including:  Thai, Portuguese, Deutsch, Japanese, Korean, Greek, Latin, Ibo, Creek, Lakotah, Algonquin, and additionally.

4.7.)  Our uNi Village recognises certain categories of religious traditions that include:  Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, Sikhism, Baha’i, Shinto, Western Native, African Native, Pagan Native, Eastern Native, Pacific Native, Unitarian Universalism, Humanist, Confucianist, Taoist, Zarathustrian, Jain, Mysticism, and additional traditions, including:  Druze, Scientology, Theosophy, and additionally.

5.)  Strategy For Emergence

5.1.)  We organise with individuals and entities with similar sentiment.

5.2.)  We reside within the same vicinity.

5.3.)  We establish conventional “bases” within neighbourhood:  go-to places to regroup, particularly amidst the backlash of antiquatedness.

5.4.)  We pursue antiquated processes of establishing our neighbourhood as an autonomous political entity from the preceding municipality.

5.5.)  We connect our neighbourhood, as an autonomous political entity, with additional international political and economic institutions.

5.6.)  We establish an autonomous infrastructure (including electricity, water, sewage, recycling, and additionally) for our neighbourhood.

5.7.)  We declare our neighbourhood as an autonomous sovereignty.

5.8.)  We establish stewardship of all the land, buildings, and material of our neighbourhood through different methodologies, including:

          5.8.1.)  Purchases made through antiquated premises;

5.8.2.)  Squatting;

          5.8.3.)  Instituting penalties through antiquated processes;

          5.8.4.)  Sabotage and demotion.

         

5.9.)  We implement an appropriate political system and economic system.

5.10.)  We cooperate with construction agencies and additional individual and organisational entities to facilitate the construction of new, vertical facilities.

6.)  Rules Of Engagement

6.1.)  We practise Ahimsa:  abstinence from violence.

6.2.)  We are other than pacifists:  we stand against, and neutralise, violent aggressors, and threats of violence, when and how appropriate.

6.3.)  We recognise that the approaches of Gandhi and MLK rely upon national militaries and police:  we translate domestic, civil Ahimsa methodologies into comprehensive, international Ahimsa methodologies.

6.4.)  We establish these Rules Of Engagement against violence, and the threat of violence:  this includes the principles of:  Strength, Training, Numbers, and Prevention.

6.5.)  We only engage defence when there is an act of violence, or the threat of violence.

6.6.)  The purpose of our engagement is to neutralise the violence, or the threat of violence.

6.7.)  Otherwise, we act as a calming police presence:  cultivating camaraderie with civilians and a reputation for Respect, Fairness, Justice, Bravery, and Honour.

6.8.)  For this reason, we absolutely abstain from utilising any offensive weapon, including:  guns, knives, sticks, missiles, bombs, and additionally.

6.9.)  We abstain from imposing fear:  our purpose is to neutralise violence, and threats of violence.

6.10.)  We do allow our defenders to grapple, tie, and impose physical detention.

6.11.)  Whilst this produces controversy amongst our ranks, we do allow our Defenders to utilise electricity, pepper spray, submission holds, and choke holds, in severe cases (whilst there is the potential of revoking this allowance).

6.12.)  Again, our purpose is to neutralise violence, and the threat of violence.
6.13.)  We are highly trained in multiple forms of hand-to-hand combat, hand-to-weapon combat, and additionally.

6.14.)  We abstain from striking (utilising any offensive punches or kicks).

6.15.)  Our Defender Trainers (who are trained in the utilisation of weapons for the strict purpose of training) take a strict oath of pacifism throughout life.

6.16.)  The majority of our Defender training is for the purpose of policing.

6.17.)  We also maintain additional measures for warfare and battlefield conditions, including:  armoured vehicles, personnel, weapons-neutralisation (through hacking, electricity, and additional means), and additional measures.

6.18.)  For the purpose of neutralising violence and the threats of violence, we are able to commit sabotage and the destruction of inanimate objects (including buildings, drones, and additionally);  whilst minimising the risk of death to humans and being mindful of all sentient beings.

6.19.)  To prevent warfare, we heavily rely upon preventive diplomacy and maintaining a proficient policing presence;  within the experience of warfare, we significantly rely upon sabotage and destruction of inanimate objects (particularly of weapons capabilities and infrastructure).

6.20.)  We invite all nations to raise, train, and employ a Defenders Corps in such a manner;  to utilise Defenders Corps as an initial force amidst violent unrest:  weaponless policing forces in hostile areas;  and amidst any violent act against any Defender, this may be considered as sufficient provocation to send conventional militaries.

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