Hi, new here and first post.
I've been emailing back and forth with the author Christopher Nuttall this past week, a conversation that got started after I took up the challenge in the afterword of the 3rd book in his "Empire's Corps" series to let him know if the reader had any ideas towards reforming or common sense changes to the political systems currently in place (in our world, not his).
We tossed around some good ideas and had some excellent discussion about the topic. Then I heard about Liberland.
A quick Google search will tell you that Liberland is a new country created last week on 7 square kilometers of unclaimed land between Croatia and Serbia along the Danube by a libertarian Czech politician. I suggest reading those articles to learn exactly how serious this gentleman is.
The country has a website, liberland.org and on it you can find info and discussion forums like these, as well as a draft of the new nations constitution.
As Mr. Weber and numerous other authors are in the business of creating new nations complete with cultures, laws, traditions and populace and we, the fans, are in the business or reading and critiquing those creations, I think we might be excellent judges of the proposed guiding document for this newborn polity.
Rather than post it here in it's entirety, I'll simply post the link and ask for your thoughts: http://liberland.org/en/constitution/
It's a parliamentary form of government, heavy on individual rights, libertarian as possible and to my untrained eye a very well thought out and planned document. Obviously there will be changes and in the future and some points will need to be clarified, but all in all a good start I think.
What say you?
