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The septemist manifesto
The septemist manifesto






They can only legally and morally be owned collectively by this democratic state – open to all humans alike. Energy production assets have this in common with the use of force. The power fundament of this state, is firstly and most importantly the moral right, even before there is popular support, and secondly the popular and democratic support, and thirdly the concrete power fundament, namely the only rightful ownership of all the energy assets of our world. Every single human is under the protection of the banner of Septaeon and the Septemist Law. Everyone has a universal right to this citizenship, and the subsequent anonymous vote. This state is open to all of the human species, with no regard to ethnicity, geographic birthplace, gender, religious beliefs, sexual preferences, nationality or age, nor criminal record. Septemism is a democratic, humanistic and capitalistic doctrine, which believes in the Septemist citizenship – whether primary or secondary – and the Septemist state Septaeon. This universal parallel state is called Septaeon. This global parallel state will be used to fight all the global problems of our time, that national states have proven hopelessly unable to solve. You and I will elect the parliament of this international state, by use of personal accounts on an official webpage and a mobile application. The citizens of this state will thus also be citizens of their original nations. This manifesto is revolving around this central notion the collective creation of a parallel state, which is global and democratic. This chapter aims to introduce the reader to the underlying reasoning and ethical stance of Septemism, but also to some extent summarize the manifesto in a few paragraphs. The same introduction has been posted on the facebook site Septaeon, for I figured it is a clear explanation. It is also the introduction of the book Reclaim. Here is a short explanation of what Septemism and Septaeon stands for.








The septemist manifesto