08-02-2025, 08:09 PM
New Constitution announced in Badara
The Badaran leadership has taken years instead of the promised 4 months but the new constitution has finally been announced. Here is a brief overview of the legislature:
1. Mandatory attendance of assemblies
Adults will now be required to attend local assemblies where they can voice their opinion regarding law changes and policy. The local assemblies will then summarise the general views of their area and a random citizen of that local area will be called to represent the area regarding their views on that policy in the national assembly. Assemblies are structured by the judge, who is in charge of maintaining order and allowing all people to speak. Judges are employed by the people and are not allowed to express their viewpoints.
2. Nation will have no political parties
The formation of political parties is prohibited in the law and the nation of Badara advocates for individual opinions rather than tribalist party politics. There is no head of state or government, only elected personnel in charge of a specific area or field who carry's out the wishes of the population and not his own. Elected personnel are prohibited from expressing their viewpoints and are merely the tool of the people.
3. The role of the Military
The Military will be run on a merit-based system where the best generals and commanders receive promotion rather than based on political viewpoints. High-ranking Military personnel are restricted from expressing political opinions and must carry out the wishes of the people. The Army, Navy and Airforce will be split up into 6 different factions to ensure that the Military is not able to attempt coups. In the event of a conflict, the leaders of the 18 factions will need to elect a temporary Dictator who will have a term of 12 months and will be granted emergency powers to protect the nations' citizens from conflict. If the conflict ends then the Dictator must remove himself from power and restore normality.
4. The role of Religion
Religious leaders will be allowed to advise national and local assemblies and traditional social values of Ahmadism will be upheld in law. However, religion is not compulsory and there are equal rights for all, regardless of religious views.
5. Law and Policing
High-ranking police officers and judges are banned from expressing viewpoints, they are required to carry out the law as the people request. Capital punishment is restricted to serious sexual offences, murder and treason. Specialist armed-policemen are allowed, however the majority of policemen are prohibited from carrying firearms and are instead restricted to non-lethal weaponry.
6. Role of Corporations and Resource Management
All Natural resources are nationalised and the needs of the nation will be prioritised over exporting. Fuel (gas and oil) is to be free up until a certain limit, for owners of vehicles or homes (for heating/cooling). Surplus resources are to be sold to international markets, to be controlled by the Minister for resources. In addition, all vital public infrastructure will be owned by the state and be free for all citizens. Large Corporations are banned, only small-medium sized local businesses may function to prevent monopolised markets. These businesses are to be heavily regulated to ensure they aren't overcharging for their products.
7. Foreign Policy and diplomacy
All foreign policy will be decided upon by the people, and negotiations between other countries will be done by the 'Representative of the Badaran people' who will state the people's viewpoints and advise the National Assembly for next steps. The representative is elected by the people and can be removed at any given time should the people decide.
Al Badra News
The Badaran leadership has taken years instead of the promised 4 months but the new constitution has finally been announced. Here is a brief overview of the legislature:
1. Mandatory attendance of assemblies
Adults will now be required to attend local assemblies where they can voice their opinion regarding law changes and policy. The local assemblies will then summarise the general views of their area and a random citizen of that local area will be called to represent the area regarding their views on that policy in the national assembly. Assemblies are structured by the judge, who is in charge of maintaining order and allowing all people to speak. Judges are employed by the people and are not allowed to express their viewpoints.
2. Nation will have no political parties
The formation of political parties is prohibited in the law and the nation of Badara advocates for individual opinions rather than tribalist party politics. There is no head of state or government, only elected personnel in charge of a specific area or field who carry's out the wishes of the population and not his own. Elected personnel are prohibited from expressing their viewpoints and are merely the tool of the people.
3. The role of the Military
The Military will be run on a merit-based system where the best generals and commanders receive promotion rather than based on political viewpoints. High-ranking Military personnel are restricted from expressing political opinions and must carry out the wishes of the people. The Army, Navy and Airforce will be split up into 6 different factions to ensure that the Military is not able to attempt coups. In the event of a conflict, the leaders of the 18 factions will need to elect a temporary Dictator who will have a term of 12 months and will be granted emergency powers to protect the nations' citizens from conflict. If the conflict ends then the Dictator must remove himself from power and restore normality.
4. The role of Religion
Religious leaders will be allowed to advise national and local assemblies and traditional social values of Ahmadism will be upheld in law. However, religion is not compulsory and there are equal rights for all, regardless of religious views.
5. Law and Policing
High-ranking police officers and judges are banned from expressing viewpoints, they are required to carry out the law as the people request. Capital punishment is restricted to serious sexual offences, murder and treason. Specialist armed-policemen are allowed, however the majority of policemen are prohibited from carrying firearms and are instead restricted to non-lethal weaponry.
6. Role of Corporations and Resource Management
All Natural resources are nationalised and the needs of the nation will be prioritised over exporting. Fuel (gas and oil) is to be free up until a certain limit, for owners of vehicles or homes (for heating/cooling). Surplus resources are to be sold to international markets, to be controlled by the Minister for resources. In addition, all vital public infrastructure will be owned by the state and be free for all citizens. Large Corporations are banned, only small-medium sized local businesses may function to prevent monopolised markets. These businesses are to be heavily regulated to ensure they aren't overcharging for their products.
7. Foreign Policy and diplomacy
All foreign policy will be decided upon by the people, and negotiations between other countries will be done by the 'Representative of the Badaran people' who will state the people's viewpoints and advise the National Assembly for next steps. The representative is elected by the people and can be removed at any given time should the people decide.
Al Badra News