An Imperial Edict

These decisions cannot be constrained by the external forces arrayed against us. The goal of these external forces is to weaken the Empire. To do so, they must undermine our common goals, try to destroy our common identity, and find ways to dilute our collective strength. For this reason, effective immediately we have resigned from all international bodies including the United Nations. We will select which international bodies with which this Empire we should be aligned and We will decide which international treaties to ratify.

It has been suggested that citizens of so-called democracies are "free" because they have certain constitutionally guaranteed rights, but these are not as important as they seem. The degree of personal freedom that exists in a society is determined more by economic and technological structure than by its laws or its form of government. Therefore, there shall be no constitutionally guaranteed rights and We shall confer or withdraw the rights of our citizens at Our sole discret

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