Our System

Our party empowers its core value of individual liberty by ensuring its dominance in the system is not exclusive to any particular population. This allows for a diversity of perspectives and encourages a healthy democratic process.

Step 1. Participation in Assemblies

Members actively engage in Assemblies, which serve three main purposes:

1. Establishing a shared purpose based on timeless and universal core values.

2. Providing direct access to issues, bypassing reliance on media.

3.Facilitating discussions on potential solutions by hearing from both members and politicians.

The party maintains a neutral stance without establishing a specific platform. However, members and politicians are encouraged to formulate and propose their own solutions. The aim is not to enforce conformity or agreement on solutions. We firmly believe that every individual has the inherent right to think independently and make choices based on their own convictions. We understand that attempting to impose conformity suppresses this fundamental liberty. We stand against any such efforts that undermine an individual's freedom to think and decide for themselves.

Step 2. Emergence of Opinions and Leaders

Since the party maintains a neutral position on contingent issues, members are free to develop and express their own opinions. During Assemblies, any member can voice their opinions and propose solutions. Some of these members may eventually become potential political candidates for their communities.

Those aspiring to become party leaders must accept a lifetime bar from representing the party as politicians. This deliberate separation is one protection of the party's elected politicians from the potentially corrupting influences of any party leader's political opinions.

We firmly acknowledge that when elected politicians are compelled to conform to the directives of unelected party leadership, it undermines the very essence of democracy. We consider such actions as a corruption of the democratic process. It is our belief that elected representatives should be free to exercise their judgment and serve the interests of their constituents without undue influence from unelected members of society.

Step 3. Nomination of Political Candidates

The party selects political candidates from its Assembly Members. These nominees must sign a contract with the party and take oaths to uphold (1) honesty and transparency and (2) the democratic system. After nomination, the party does not exert further political influence on its politicians. This allows the party to effectively monitor and ensure the politicians uphold the party's ethics standards. It also grants politicians the freedom to navigate the political landscape independently, and allows voters to develop diverse political opinions.

Step 4. Party Elects and Supports its Polticians

The party carries out primaries and provides support to all candidates, regardless of their political positions. As a result, it is possible for the party to campaign for opposing arguments in different areas. This deliberate approach stems from the party's commitment to neutrality. Its politicians and ideas are free to compete, including against each other. This guarantees the liberty of both politicians and voters.

By embracing this approach, the party empowers individual liberty and ensures that its dominance in the system is not exclusive to any population. This stance allows for a diversity of perspectives and encourages a healthy democratic process.