Basic principles of the European Confederation

(1)   The political, social, administrative, economic and regional freedom of all states eternal and inviolable.

(2)   For all men in the harmony of the rights and obligations and his freedom is on the same one.

(3)   The spiritual, intellectual and natural property of all states the state the eternal and inalienable property of a universal community formed by state forming and state-forming national one.

(4)   It all values created with a state's property the state serves the interests of a state forming and state-forming universal community formed by national one.

(5)   Opposite the person who jeopardizes the state's or the citizens' freedom, on all of them for a citizen not only his right, but his duty to contradict and to resist.

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§ 1.

(1)   It is the inalienable right of every country to safeguard its freedom and to recapture it, if at was taken by a foreign power (inside or from the outside).

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(4)   The freedom of the state as exercised by the citizens at each country is a basic right that may never be curbed or terminated by anyone in any way to any extent.

(5)   It is an inalienable right for every state – apart from securing independence – to harmonise their laws with their neighbouring countries regarding their cultural, tradition, economic and defence policies.

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§ 2.

The European Confederation is not a legal person / entity.

§ 3.

(1)   The European Confederation coordinates the cultural, academic and scientific activities of the member states in subject–matters decided by the member states.

(2)   The European Confederation is based upon an assertion of self-interest and self-government. This is a fundamental condition of the rule of the people and social–solidarity.

Accordingly, its representative systems and institutions are made up of members of independent social groups of civil organisations independent of all political partisanship.

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§ 4.

(1)   Representatives of the European Confederation of member states are elected by the following social groups of regional self governments:

a./  founding and joining nationals of the nation state,

b./  dominant religions  of the founding and allied nationals

c./  age groups,

d./  genders, and

e./  trade or profession according to the traditions and the number of members in these social  groups.

(2)   Representatives of member states in the European Confederation have a limited mandate on the principle of self governance.

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§ 5.

(1)   The European Confederation rejects wars as an instrument of settling disputes amongst nations and refrains from applying intimidation or force against independent states or nations.

(2)   The European confederation will not relate to states or State-alliances, whose aims are to gain or sustain economic or political power by force in one or more states.

(3)   All member states in the European Confederation expect from all other member states and nations to curb attempts against intimidation and force directed against their political, economic and territorial independence.

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§ 88.

The state-founding nation

(1)   Member state of the European Confederation determines by law, which nation is the state-founding nation.

(2)   The European Confederation takes responsibility for the future of minority groups, living in the member states, helping to protect their rightful interests, nurturing their language, their national culture, and religion and keeping up relationship with their homeland. The fulfilment of these is basic obligations of the European Confederation.

(3)   The European Confederation recommends to member states, that those members of the state-founding nations, who were forced to emigrate – for economic or political reasons – or as a result of shifting their country’s borders; became aliens in their homeland, should regain the right to exercise their powers in their member state, in matters concerning their lives.

(4)   There is no discrimination between citizens on grounds of how the citizenship originated, or if they acquired another nationality as well, unless the member state rules otherwise.

(5)   Citizens of the member states of the European Confederation,  having other nationalities, can only take on civil service, (or have the right to vote, or to be voted for), if

a./  left the country for political reasons, and

b./  relinquish the suffrage, that  their other nationalities may entitle them  to.

(6)   Guests with the right to live in the country, also foreign nationals staying by permission of the rules of the member state, cannot have the right to public office, or to vote, even if they renounced these privileges there, by the possession of other nationalities.

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§ 90.

State-constituent nations

(1)   Member states of European Confederation determine by the rule of law, based on tradition, which nationalities are considered state-constituent members.

(2)   Citizens, belonging to the social group of state-constituent members of the European Confederation, can delegate representatives to the Nationality Committee, to validate (harmonised with other social groups) and take part in the work of the Confederation.

(3)   The European Confederation is functioning as an organic unity; standing on the solid foundation of the consciousness of national identity, for only these offers the security, which is indispensable for the harmonisation of spirit, mentality and body, for every man. 

        Persons who are state-constituent citizens of the accommodating nation can exercise their rights personally, or as a social group through local governments of the settlement.

(4)   Member states of the European Confederation determine by their legal system, which nationalities, living in the country that, - by accepting the values of the state-founding nation - are state-constituting nations with representation in the central government.

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§ 91.

Belief in God

(1)   A world, based on the faith in God, as taught by Jesus Christ, constitute an indivisible spiritual unity. All religions that are immediate or indirect followers of Christ, and accept Him as the constructive, spiritual force, are creating a spiritually united world.

(2)   By the various sects, believing in the same God, a spiritual world-unity deemed by the European Confederation to be the natural life defining force. Therefore, all attempts, aiming to be divisive, is alien to belief in God, and to basic human interests, hence it is banned throughout the member states.

(3)   Followers of the Christ-, and God-believers, can validate their interests (harmonised with other social groups) by delegated representatives in the Commission of Religion, and take part in the work of the Confederation.   

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§ 92.

Roll of the family in the European Confederation

(1)   The family is the most beautiful human institution, and is the cornerstone of society.  The traditional family-model is large family units, with several generations living together.

(2)   The European Confederation supports the traditional family-model by securing the conditions of the functions of the family.

(3)   Functions of the traditional family-model:

a./  Protecting the unity of the family  

b./  Protection of the embryo

c./  protection of the child

d./  protection of the mother

e./  protection of the parents

(4)   Conditions of family functions are secured by;

a./  guaranteed basic human rights

b./  support given to the practice of the auxiliary human rights.

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§ 101.

(1)   Every member state of the European Confederation secures the spiritual, mental and material conditions for the freedom of the state and the citizens.

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§ 108.

General directions

(1)   The purpose of the Economy of the member state, in the European Confederation, is the increment of the material part of the national wealth, to secure material life-conditions, for contingent increment of needs of the universal community.

(2)   In the European Confederation, it follows from the working of human society, as an organic unity, - and it applies to it’s economic principles as well; - the processes and the end-products of all activity must be free from harmful effects to humans and to the environment.

(3)   Following from point (2)

a./  Activities can be carried out, only if the process, or the end result does not harm the material part of the Universe, that is; they present no danger to either the human body or to the living-, and inanimate environment. 

b./  Activities and their end-products, must not harm the non-material part of the Universe, hence; they must not become soul destroying or brain-washing instruments of the socialist-communist, and/or the liberal-capitalist dictatorship and it’s instrument; the finance oligarchy. They must not phalanx, fragment and divide humanity, by fomenting antagonism and hostility amongst religions, nationalities, ethnic, or any other social groups, thereby setting them up against one another (warmongering).       

(4)   The activity-composition of the economy determines, what, and to what measure do people require, for the life-conditions and their mental, spiritual and material needs.