Does everyone deserve strong representation at Crown?
DEFINITION
To assemble via declared intent at the Crown of the country.
EXPLANATION
| CLARIFICATIONS To assemble or group people according to their proven personal intent. The Seed Clause must be applied to validate personal intent. |
| EXEMPLIFICATIONS The AVIAC clause is for those who deem it necessary to be properly represented at Crown. Additionally, it should be optional. While it will have formal aspects and sanctioning, it should be organically formed and operated by ‘The People’. AVIAC clause should incorporate a chosen hierarchy of leaders who have good, long standing personal relations with the informal crowd. Leaders who have thoroughly proven themselves as morally strong candidates. As an example, these leaders could be referred to as ‘Keepers’ of the ‘The People’, or community. |
| AFFIRMATIONS The AVIAC clause can effectively form crown communities. It’s effective at fighting inequalities. |
| CONSIDERATIONS There is a near intolerable amount of usury that transpires in the lower socioeconomic tiers of society. While most people may not need the AVIAC, a significant portion of society without adequate representation at Crown, does. These people often lack the influence, time, or know how to organize effective Crown networks such as these. The AVIAC clause along with adequate funding, empowers the formation of these Crown networks. |
THESIS
The AVIAC clause significantly reduces risk of crown laundering, and other forms of severe inequalities.
EQUAL ADVANCED RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT (EARD) OBJECTIVES
- Identify and quantify the parameters of the AVIAC clause.
- Identify and quantify methods to establish the benefits of the AVIAC clause.
TECHNICAL WRITING BY:
D S Reid