So, what do you think?
You wouldn't need to immigrate to our homeland yet (we're planing to start moving to our homeland in about 10-20 years from now). All you'd have to do is keep active on the forum to help plan and organise for our future, and get others to join our cause, as well as promise us that you'll help us achieve our goals. Good luck on becoming a surgeon!
i checked out the whole process, but if i did join i'd want to emmigrate and get invlovled in their politics and contribute. and right now at the age of 15 i can't do any of that so i've got it (along with afew other groups and movements) that i intend to join and help in any way i can once i'm free to move about and have enough income to support myself. plus i want to be a surgeon and i think in a newly started nation in africa doctors would really come in handy, so once i get through med school and my internship i entend to travel abroad as a field doctor for different movements i support, FedCom being one of them.
Do you still wish to become a citizen of FedCom. (If so, go to the website and register for citizenship).
Your welcome. If you need any more help or information, you can just ask me.
I think i might, it sounds like something that's worth being a part of. I'll check it out thanks for the info
You can join if you want...
I mean the Zapatistas have an already functioning similar system which operates more along Anarchist principles, why not just support them? Perhaps once we are more powerful, we can work together with the Zapatistas (a socialist revolution in Mexico, and in Africa would bring us one step closer to world socialism), but for the moment I want to help make the world a better place in the best way possible, and what better way then to begin a new, libertarian socialist nation? (Also, I've founded a major province of FedCom, which shall work on principles of anarchist communism, with minimal national government interference.)
ah, i like that plan. how much progress have u guys made so far? Not much. We have lots and lots of plans and ideas, but we need much more people and resources, as well as enough time to perfect our plan.
just checked out their proposed government system... That's highly centralized, how does this mesh with your anarchist beliefs? It meshes a little bit with my belief systems, but discussions are under way discussing the use of a more libertarian system of direct democracy. Also, it is hard to use an anarchist system at the moment because we have very few active members. Once we have more people, we can reorganize, but at the moment, for efficiency, the control lies in the hands of the most active citizens.
