Rules for the Protection of Society Principles of Governance, Justice, Education, Economy, and Moral Responsibility Structural Guidelines for Social Stability
Contents: Rules for the Protection of Society
Nation and Territory
In every nation, leaders should be appointed only from among the local population whose father and mother also belong to the native nationality. This rule should apply to the government and to all areas of administration, including banks, departments, and media.
Opponents of this principle are, in essence, opponents of their own people, because such opposition weakens national self-governance and undermines cultural continuity.
No more than five percent of the non-native population should permanently reside in a country. If this number is exceeded, permanent residence for newcomers should be limited.
Otherwise, the nation gradually loses its strength through excessive mixing with foreign peoples, which leads to the erosion of cultural, social, and spiritual foundations.
Within a country, each native people should have the right to determine how many representatives of other nationalities may permanently live in their territory.
Adherence to reason in this matter helps preserve unique identity, historical continuity, and the integrity of the people.
The formation of enclaves of non-native nationalities within the territory of the people and the country must not be allowed.
Such enclaves should be regarded as the conquest of part of the national territory. The organizers of these enclaves should be expelled, even if they possess citizenship, because such actions undermine social unity and sovereignty.
The return of representatives of the native nationality with their families should be encouraged, regardless of whether their family members belong to the native nationality.
Every representative of the people should know that the doors of their homeland are always open and that they are welcome to return at any time.
Representatives of non-native nationalities living in the country should be granted the same civil rights as native citizens and should strive to foster brotherly and respectful relations with one another.
The first principle of this chapter is not discrimination. It is the recognition of the natural right of native peoples to govern and preserve their land.
If a neighboring people are affected by a natural disaster or another emergency, appropriate assistance should be provided.
This includes accepting a reasonable number of refugees. Their accommodation should be temporary and located in border areas, without allowing uncontrolled movement into the interior of the country.
Border disputes between neighboring peoples and countries should be resolved fairly, in accordance with the trinity of God’s law.
The transfer of territories between peoples has often been carried out by enemies of humanity in order to divide and incite conflicts. In negotiations, one should not delve endlessly into historical grievances. The law of conscience will indicate the right solution.
Politicians who are caught inciting peoples against one another should not be granted asylum in any country.
Politicians from states that protect individuals who have committed crimes against their people should be held accountable and sentenced by an international court.
People and Power
Politics begins in society, and in the government, politics ends with the result of the political or apolitical stance of society.
If society is apolitical, many traitors, thieves, and incompetent individuals with insufficient education or intelligence will inevitably reach positions of power.
There should be no political parties, as they divide society.
The government program should be adjusted by the newly elected government and submitted for public discussion. The level of political participation in society determines the level of the government program.
Government intentions regarding a new law or an amendment should be published in the media with explanations.
New laws and amendments should be rare and enacted only out of justified necessity, not as tricks of abusers of power.
The head of state and the government should have a joint body of analysts composed of elected representatives, not individuals appointed based on advice from friends or colleagues.
Quarterly, the analytical body should present the government with a report on the work completed and on its intentions.
The analytical department should be informed about everything happening in the country and should recognize the causes of problems.
There is an influential, united criminal group in the world. Analysts must be aware of all its methods. These methods are varied, but they repeat themselves over the centuries.
The analysts should help the Ministry of Education introduce a subject into the curriculum of secondary and higher schools that exposes the methods of humanity’s enemies.
Peoples armed with this knowledge will not plunge into revolutions, wars, or agitation against one another.
The people’s representatives should work in their regions, not in the capital.
At least once a quarter, the deputies should hold discussions with the government and the head of state. Neither the deputies nor any other officials are servants of the people, but elected representatives of the people’s trust.
The salaries of regional officials should not exceed 50% of the average wage in the country. The salaries of heads of state should not exceed 100% of the average wage in the country.
Creators create by their nature, while thieves steal by their nature, regardless of how high their salary is.
“Legalized” violations of the law by thieves have no legal or other validity.
The head of state has the right to repeal any anti-people law, including the privatization of the people’s property by thieves. The property of the people should be taken away from the thieves and nationalized.
Personnel Policy and Judicial System
The head of state, regional leaders, government members, and deputies should not have any time limits on their tenure.
Frequent changes in leadership result in experienced individuals being replaced by less experienced ones. It is important to value the experience of creators.
The replacement of the head of state, regional leaders, government members, or deputies should be determined by a referendum held at least once every four years.
Only those who have lost the confidence of one-third of the voters should be replaced.
If society in a region, the government, or the assembly of deputies harbors justified and proven distrust toward a government member or a deputy, the issue of dismissal may be addressed by the government.
In such cases, it should not be necessary to wait for a nationwide referendum.
The electoral system must ensure maximum transparency.
Every citizen should have the opportunity to verify that their vote was counted correctly. Violating this right constitutes a serious crime. Secret voting is unacceptable.
Establishing a system based on formal responses should be considered a crime equivalent to high treason.
A system that does not allow control over the outcome of a citizen’s complaint by regional or central authorities is unacceptable.
Information about the income and background of any official, including the head of state, should be publicly accessible.
Officials with access to classified information should not be allowed to travel abroad privately. This rule also applies to their close relatives.
An official of any rank should be prosecuted if they use force structures against legitimate citizen protests.
All individuals, including ordinary officials, must be held criminally responsible if they follow an unlawful order.
All laws should be drafted with consideration for the voice of the Almighty — the conscience.
Punishment must be proportional to the degree of the crime committed. A convicted person who leads a previously law-abiding citizen onto a criminal path commits a serious crime. Judges and prosecutors should visit prisons to ensure that strictness does not turn into cruelty.
Violations of prisoners’ rights must be punished.
A prisoner must not be subjected to pressure from other prisoners or unlawful pressure from prison staff.
Education and Talent
The curricula for schools, secondary schools, and universities should be developed by experienced educators whose spiritual level aligns with the awareness of the principles outlined in the first chapter of the second part of this book: The Trinity of God’s Law — Love, Conscience, Reason.
Before approval, the created programs should be published for discussion by the educators of the country.
This will allow the program to be improved. Educational programs should be approved only after the nationwide discussion among educators has concluded.
The lack of a scientific degree or higher education should not be an obstacle when considering applications for patents or publications in scientific journals.Everyone should have equal conditions, since titles do not guarantee scientific progress; rather, it is the talented minds of the nation that advance science.
The patent office should not complicate the registration process for inventions or discoveries, but should make it as accessible as possible.
It should guarantee copyright protection and should not charge fees for filing patent applications.
Scientific institutions should support the talents of the country.
Strategically important discoveries and inventions should receive special attention, and projects related to such applications should be carried out with the utmost responsibility.
It is necessary to raise awareness of the high value of talented individuals who make discoveries and inventions, thereby supporting technological growth in all areas of state life.
Blocking important theoretical developments is a serious crime.
Above the patent office, there should be a department overseeing its work.
This includes controlling adherence to confidentiality rules in the processing of applications and strengthening control over the secrecy regime for strategically important applications in all areas of technology.
A country where officials and citizens hinder domestic innovators will envy the progress of other countries.
Competitions for solving various tasks should be announced. Everyone, including schoolchildren and students, should have the right to participate in such competitions.
There should be a special effort to promote the morality of citizens.
The world begins to fall apart when spiritual progress critically lags behind technological progress. The main goal in the life of every person, as well as the main goal in the ideology of every country, is to grow in spirit.
Economy and Finance
There should be no large or medium-sized private enterprises.
The goal of society is to grow spiritually, not to work for the servants of money and vanity. Small family or partnership businesses promote creative potential and create healthy competition for state enterprises.
The owner of a small business should not own more than one business.
The scope of services provided by private enterprises should be regulated by a state authority, taking into account necessity, quality, location, and safety.
Natural resources should be fully owned by the state, with no shares granted to those offering investments.
Private and state foreign investments are means of weakening and exploiting the state.
The economic program should be planned by the government, incorporating the expertise and talent of specialists in relevant fields.
No foreign companies or trading platforms owned by foreigners should operate in the country.
The national currency should be the property of the state and should be produced domestically by a state authority.
There should be no private banks in the country, only a national state bank.
The state bank should not act as a usurer and should not hinder the state’s economic growth.
The bank should not independently determine currency pricing but should be subordinate to the government. The banking system must work for the benefit of society.
The bank should charge no more than one percentage point in interest on loans.
It should share responsibility with borrowers for unpaid loans. Bank employees must assess the purpose of loans and provide guidance to prevent reckless actions.
The bank should not issue loans against a borrower’s sole property.
Working citizens without their own home should receive interest-free loans for purchasing or building housing. The state bank is the people’s bank.
There should be no foreign transfers of money or other assets through the bank without approval from a government oversight authority.
The state bank must not be subject to or influenced by any foreign authority.
Foodstuffs
Natural food is closely connected to the human body.
Any deviation from natural production methods harms humanity. Those who introduce such deviations seek profit by poisoning the population. The goal of humanity is to live in harmony with nature.
Instead of questionable fertilizers that artificially accelerate growth, powdered stones should be used.
This enriches the soil with minerals, strengthens plant resilience, and provides healthy food. Machines suitable for sowing and harvesting must be developed.
Large multi-story complexes should be built for growing vegetables and fruits.
These complexes should be supplied with sunlight through systems of lenses and mirrors. They should be equipped with heating, and the soil should be enriched with natural fertilizers. This will allow year-round harvesting.
Meat consumption should be gradually reduced.
The slaughter and butchering of livestock, poultry, and fish should follow ancient practices. Animals should not realize they are being killed and should not experience fear or pain. Otherwise, meat becomes contaminated with vibrations of terror and suffering that are harmful to both body and soul.
It is impossible to control food quality when dozens of variants of each product are produced by numerous companies.
The number of variants for each type of food should be reduced. This will improve quality control and ensure healthy, nutritious products.
A people’s oversight authority should be established with the power to inspect food quality.
It must also monitor the conditions for raising, slaughtering, and processing animals. Obstructing this public control should be punished by fines or dismissal.
Feeding livestock, poultry, and fish with genetically modified feed is harmful to humanity and must be strictly prohibited.
Officials who import genetically modified food into the country should face severe penalties.
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Those who obstruct private small-scale farming or prevent the sale of products from small farms must be severely punished.
Such farms should not be burdened with additional taxes but should instead be supported.
All living beings, including plants, perceive life and therefore deserve mercy.
Millions of fir trees are destroyed for short holidays. Millions of crabs, lobsters, and other animals are boiled alive. The list of such cruelties is long, and such actions must be avoided.
Conclusion
The above points should be sufficient to understand the essentials. With this, you can answer other questions in other areas correctly as well.
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