Solocracy – Indigenous-Only Government

Solocracy is government of the indigenous people, by the indigenous people, for the indigenous people.

It is a form of government, in which political power is vested in the indigenous people, who exercise that power directly or through elected indigenous representatives.

In a solocracy, the indigenous people are considered as the primary and supreme source of political power.

A solocracy governs solely through the sanction and will of the indigenous people of a nation.

A solocracy exists to serve the needs and aspirations of the indigenous people of a nation or community, and the indigenous people retain the power to democratically replace their political representatives and the governing body at any time they wish.

Those who implement a solocratic system of governance accept the widely proven reality, that only indigenous peoples care deeply enough about their own culture, heritage, values and ancestral lands, to be trusted to govern over those lands and over the people of those lands.

Those who have experienced the unsolocratic state system of governance that has been so prevalent through western nations in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, have come to realise that almost without exception, those who are not indigenous to a nation simply do not possess the personal attachment or allegiance to its culture, heritage and values, which is required to honestly and dutifully govern a nation on behalf of the people who are native to it.

Furthermore, it is an undeniable fact that although transnational and other subversive political, economic and religious institutions and groups who seek to infiltrate or undermine a nation, may seek to corrupt indigenous politicians and public servants in order to advance their objectives, it is far more likely that non-indigenous fifth columnists will always be favoured as agents of deception, for their lack of inherent devotion to the culture, their lack of deep-seated connections to the indigenous populace, and their lack of innate duty to the country.

For the reasons above, a nation will, by default, always be governed by those who are indigenous to it more appropriately and with more respect and dedication to its culture, its values, and its people, than by those who are not indigenous.

So long as the governing body itself is indigenous-only, a solocracy can theoretically operate under any form of democratic system, although such a system must never favour any non-indigenous group over the nation or community’s indigenous members, or prejudice the indigenous people in any way.

A Public Limited Nation (PLN) represents the most evolved and democratic version of a solocracy yet devised.

A Public Limited Nation (PLN) not only reflects the most authentic and demonstrative representation of democracy, but also provides the most tangible implementation of indigenous land rights through direct ownership of a nation by its native people.

A Public Limited Nation is directly owned by its indigenous people through non-transferable share ownership. Each indigenous citizen receives one share on his or her 18th birthday, or other appropriate age.

The indigenous shareholding public get to vote at least once a year on the most important issues of the land, and are also able to appoint, dismiss or replace their political representatives, in much the same way as shareholders of a Public Limited Company (PLC) are able to do at an Annual General Meeting or an Extraordinary Meeting.

Just like a PLC, when the nation makes a profit, the PLN pays out a dividend each quarter to every shareholding citizen.

Most importantly, the land on which the nation exists, and on which the indigenous citizenry resides, is legally owned by the people via the PLN, and may then be licensed by the people to those who wish to operate a business or other activity on it.

Self-determination, self-governance, and land rights are the natural, unalienable, indigenous rights of the English, Irish, Scottish and Welsh native peoples.

The bogus political norms (the standards of globalism manufactured by the fifth column establishment) that have been forced into the minds of the people are due to social engineering, not social justice.

The Angloriginal nations have been lied to for decades by politicians, fake public servants and mainstream media puppets whose allegiance lies with transnational and foreign interests, not the interests of the indigenous people who they have deceived by pretending to honestly represent them in parliament. Nothing could have been further from the truth.

As the people who they betrayed and manipulated, you have absolutely no obligation to those who sold you out, or to the fraudulent system that has sold your nation to the highest bidders.

You do, however, have a duty to restore and advance the greater democracy and fairer nation of just half a century ago, which they have systematically infiltrated and undermined.

It is time to be bold in your thinking, your demands, and your actions.

They want you to be violently extreme, not courageously radical, because they can easily control those who resort to extreme violence in their actions, but they can never hold back for long those who are radically courageous in the ideas.

They want you to believe that indigenous land rights, self-determination, and self-governance for the Angloriginal peoples is somehow racist, while at the same time they promote land rights, self-determination, and self-governance for other indigenous peoples throughout the world, as something that everyone should support without reservation, with those who do not being the racist ones.

Such inconsistencies prove unequivocally that their opinions are utterly worthless.

I will never take lessons from anyone who demonstrates such blatant hypocrisy.

Only a fool would do so, and the Angloriginal people are no fools.

There will never be genuine self-determination for indigenous peoples without self-governance, and that is true for the Angloriginal peoples – the indigenous peoples of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, just as it is true for the indigenous Aboriginal peoples, Native American peoples, First Nations peoples, and every other native culture.

There can never be
authentic self-determination
for indigenous peoples
without self-governance.

Self-Determination Requires Self-Governance

Indigenous-only government now for native rights justice.