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Individualism

Government by We the People

By Frater Ponderator
Individualism

Government by We the People

By Frater Ponderator

Copyright 2007 Frater Ponderator
All Rights Reserved
ISBN 978-1-60530-743-5

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Table of Contents
--- PART ONE ---............................................................................................................................................................................................4
0. PRELIMINARY NOTES........................................................................................................................................................................5
I. THE INDIVIDUALISTIC UNDERSTANDING OF GOVERNMENT...........................................................................................6
A. DEMOCRACY.....................................................................................................................................................................................8
B. REPUBLIC............................................................................................................................................................................................8
C. FEDERATION......................................................................................................................................................................................8
D. MONARCHY........................................................................................................................................................................................9
E. THEOCRACY.......................................................................................................................................................................................9
F. AUTHORITARIANISM.......................................................................................................................................................................9
G. INDIVIDUALISM................................................................................................................................................................................9
II. THE INDIVIDUALISTIC UNDERSTANDING OF ECONOMICS............................................................................................12
A. CAPITALISM.....................................................................................................................................................................................16
B. SOCIALISM........................................................................................................................................................................................20
C. COMMUNISM....................................................................................................................................................................................20
D. INDIVIDUALISM..............................................................................................................................................................................23
III. THE INDIVIDUALISTIC UNDERSTANDING OF DIVINITY.................................................................................................33
--- PART TWO ---........................................................................................................................................................................................38
I. GREATER EYE OF THE POPULUS (GEP).....................................................................................................................................40
A. STRUCTURE AND DUTIES OF GEP............................................................................................................................................40
1. The Populus informer.....................................................................................................................................................................40
2. Research bodies..............................................................................................................................................................................41
3. The Mechanics of Individualistic Direct Democracy...................................................................................................................42
B. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS ASSIMILATED...........................................................................................................................45
C. OTHER DEPARTMENTS ASSIMILATED....................................................................................................................................45
II. THE HALL OF VITAL RECORDS (HVR)......................................................................................................................................46
A. THE STRUCTURE OF THE HVR...................................................................................................................................................46
1. Populus Common Wealth...............................................................................................................................................................46
2. Lending............................................................................................................................................................................................47
3. Populus Project Funds...................................................................................................................................................................50
4. The Populus Resource Reserve......................................................................................................................................................51
5. Populus Accident Fund...................................................................................................................................................................51
6. Populus Health System...................................................................................................................................................................52
7. Populus Militia................................................................................................................................................................................52
B. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS ASSIMILATED...........................................................................................................................52
1. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)......................................................................................................................52
2. Department of Justice (DOJ).........................................................................................................................................................56
3. Department of Labor (DOL)..........................................................................................................................................................57
4. Department of State (DOS)............................................................................................................................................................58
5. Department of Homeland Security (DHS).....................................................................................................................................58
6. Department of the Treasury...........................................................................................................................................................59
7. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).............................................................................................................................................60
C. OTHER DEPARTMENTS ASSIMILATED....................................................................................................................................60
D. HVR IMMEDIATE REFORMS........................................................................................................................................................61
1. Social Security Insurance...............................................................................................................................................................61
2. Individualistic Law..........................................................................................................................................................................62
3. Individualistic Taxes........................................................................................................................................................................80
4. Health Care.....................................................................................................................................................................................86
5. Food.................................................................................................................................................................................................92
6. Privatized Banks.............................................................................................................................................................................98
7. Insurance Companies...................................................................................................................................................................103
8. Welfare...........................................................................................................................................................................................104
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9. Credit Bureaus..............................................................................................................................................................................106
III. LIBRARY OF ACCREDITED FREE KNOWLEDGE AND INSTRUCTION (LAFKI).....................................................106
A. STRUCTURE OF LAFKI................................................................................................................................................................108
1. The Populus Media.......................................................................................................................................................................108
2. Populus Free Education...............................................................................................................................................................109
3. The LAFKI Information Distribution Center (LIDC).................................................................................................................110
B. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS ASSIMILATED.........................................................................................................................110
1. Department of Education (ED)....................................................................................................................................................110
C. OTHER DEPARTMENTS ASSIMILATED..................................................................................................................................112
D. IMMEDIATE LAFKI REFORMS..................................................................................................................................................112
1. Schools...........................................................................................................................................................................................112
2. Communication.............................................................................................................................................................................115
3. Entertainment................................................................................................................................................................................117
IV. POPULUS HOMESTEAD MANAGEMENT CENTER (PHMC)............................................................................................119
A. STRUCTURE OF PHMC................................................................................................................................................................119
1. PoPulus Services...........................................................................................................................................................................119
2. Populus facilities...........................................................................................................................................................................121
B. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS ASSIMILATED.........................................................................................................................122
1. Department of Agriculture (USDA).............................................................................................................................................122
2. Department of Commerce (DOC)................................................................................................................................................124
3. Department of Defense (DOD)....................................................................................................................................................125
4. Department of Energy (DOE)......................................................................................................................................................127
6. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).........................................................................................................129
7. Department of the Interior (DOI)................................................................................................................................................130
8. Department of Transportation (DOT).........................................................................................................................................130
C. OTHER DEPARTMENTS ASSIMILATED..................................................................................................................................131
D. PHMC IMMEDIATE REFORMS...................................................................................................................................................132
1. Military..........................................................................................................................................................................................132
2. Land...............................................................................................................................................................................................134
3. Transportation................................................................................................................................................................................140
4. Unions............................................................................................................................................................................................140
V. RETURNS.............................................................................................................................................................................................141
A. RETURNS FROM DISMANTLEMENT.......................................................................................................................................141
B. RETURNS FROM NEW TAXES...................................................................................................................................................142
C. RETURNS FROM POPULUS FACILITIES.................................................................................................................................143
D. GRAND TOTAL..............................................................................................................................................................................143
VI. SUMMARY OF PART TWO...........................................................................................................................................................143
--- PART THREE ---..................................................................................................................................................................................145
BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE INDIVIDUALISTIC HOMESTEAD...............................................................................................145
A. LIVING SPACE....................................................................................................................................................................................145
B. ELECTRICITY......................................................................................................................................................................................146
C. WATER................................................................................................................................................................................................146
D. HEATING.............................................................................................................................................................................................147
E. MOTIVE FUELS...................................................................................................................................................................................148
F. WASTE................................................................................................................................................................................................148
G. FOOD..................................................................................................................................................................................................149
1. Plants.............................................................................................................................................................................................149
2. Animals..........................................................................................................................................................................................150
H. SELF HEALTH.....................................................................................................................................................................................150
I. FINAL SUMMARY.................................................................................................................................................................................152

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--- PART ONE ---

Individualism

Government by We the People

Be mindful, 90% of the world's wealth is owned by 5% of the world's population.

There is a trinity of ailment which afflicts today's society. The apex of which is Ignorance, which spawns
first Irresponsibility, which in turn creates Sloth. Because of this, the masses are dependent upon others for all
of their needs instead of themselves. This propagates power and growth to those who supply the need,
effectively creating powerless slaves of the masses who, through lack of hands on experience, have increased
their ignorance of fulfilling their needs, imprisoning themselves to dependence upon the 'need suppliers'. The
free Individualist, however, has power over all individual needs by fulfilling all of them oneself. With such
independence, the individualist is not subject to the forces of other individuals. This rule over oneself
successfully vanquishes all vices which lead to corrupt systems on a number of levels as will be shown in this
document. By constantly working directly with those things necessary for survival, one gains in wisdom,
elevating one mentally, spiritually, and physically, which continually distances oneself from the slavery of
dependence, causing the control of the 'need suppliers' to progressively diminish, leading to true freedom, that
of independence.

Today's Ignorance has been purposefully compounded by the need suppliers by withholding the
methodology of fulfilling each need, (successfully veiling the simple sources and processes); and causing all
valuable information to have a high price (while still concealing pertinent knowledge); and furthermore, by
inflating government and law to unnecessary complexities which only assist suppression by binding the lay
while leaving loopholes and veils for the corrupt. All compounded with continual mass marketing hypnosis
encouraging the masses to relax, think less, and rely on the need suppliers. In their unceasing deception with
false reasoning and concealed facts they grow in power and suppress their brethren. They literally feed off of
this 'ailment' of man, an aliment which they initiated, encourage and sustain. However, if all men created
what they need for themselves, as the Individualist, these parasites would then die of starvation and fall away
from mankind so that man may continue with all of its might on the path of evolution. Otherwise, the society
will continue on its hollow materialistic path and successfully continue to devolve into inept, wasteful beasts
with unrivaled skill to consume all leaving naught but unparalleled pollution.

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0. Preliminary Notes

Detail

With any subject, detail can be added infinitely. As the reader will see, this document addresses many topics, on each of which an
entire book could be written. Therefore it is made known that further research into all of the topics presented is encouraged as each
subject shall be addressed only so long as to make the Individualistic stance and reasoning clear. The subjects that contain great
detail are here included in that way to show often concealed notions which assist the Individualistic stance as well as enlighten the
reader.

Definitions

To begin any discussion on any concept one must first clearly define all definitions of the concepts to be
used to discuss the initial concept. The focus of this discussion is a philosophy called Individualism, which
has its own perspective on government, economy, divinity and how they relate to the individual. Therefore
the subjects of government, economy, and divinity will be described in detail and used to clearly define the
Individualistic position in each subject, before moving on to describe how Individualism can be applied to the
present world.

One phrase that will be occasionally seen throughout this document is "need suppliers". This is the
Individualists' label for any hustler, merchant, dealer, manufacture, salesman, contractor, tradesman, scientist,
engineer, lawyer, etc. who will do anything for money at the expense of one's fellows and the environment.
Thus they are all categorized as such to varying degrees. The only ones who do not fall into this category are
they who create in harmony with man and the environment, from the raw materials to the finished product,
from its packing and shipping and even to its labeling, truth and harmony will be present through the entire
procedure. The product having a definite meaning and purpose. This phrase "need supplier" is not to be
confused with the Bourgeoisie. For the Bourgeoisie is a generalized term and not concerned with the methods
of production, such as if they are destructive or not, and the profits, whether they were had by the exploitation
of man or by respecting him. Bourgeoisie also represents an upper class, as the phrase "need supplier" is
classless, for a thief or murderer can be of any social class, not just the wealthy.

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I. The Individualistic Understanding of Government

Government by We the People – The Populus.

"OMNES HOMINES AUT LIBERI SUNT AUT SERVI"
(All men are freemen or slaves)

"The mania for giving the Government power to meddle with the private affairs of cities or citizens is likely to cause endless trouble
. . . and there is great danger that our people will lose our independence of thought and action . . . and sink into the helplessness of
[one] who expects his government to feed him when hungry, clothe him when naked, to prescribe when his child may be born and
when he may die, and, 'in fine', to regulate every act of humanity from the cradle to the tomb, including the manner in which he may
seek future admission to paradise." -- Mark Twain, Samuel Langhorne Clemens

Unfortunately, the present day entity, separate from the people and acting only for the benefit of the selfish
cells who compose it, wrongly entitled 'government', is overly complex and exercises too much power and
control over the individual for selfish gain instead of truly governing; which is a word whose origin is
kubernan (Greek) and gubernare (Latin) both of which mean "to steer". Normally this steering would be
implied to the benefit of the masses instead of steering to the benefit of the "elite" few as in today's society.
Over time many more domineering variations to the word appeared such as, "to guide or direct" "to regulate"
"to exercise authority over" " to control the actions or behavior of" "to keep under control, restrain" etc. This
is where the fine line of Individualism is seen. All theses definitions are correct if they apply to One
individual wielding power over oneself to direct and regulate one's own actions and steer one's life in such a
way as to evolve in harmony with The Creation. The instant another is put into the equation the word is no
longer government, it is simply slavery. No one should wield power over anyone but one's self. No matter
how you look at it, how you justify it, what you call it, or to what degree, when one being controls another
being the one being controlled is a subject, a servant, a slave.
Presently, the American society is a direct contradiction to the authority invested in "We the people" by
the United States Constitution. The authority has gone instead to the government which is now a separate
entity from "the people" and controls them as a dictator. The majority is not truly involved in decision
making, for they have no say on the individual policies, and often they do not even hear the details of them.
The only say they have is to who gets into office, and their only choices are between the lesser of the liars,
which are mostly profit minded whores with no concern for the Union or the people they are supposed to
represent. The government has successfully become a kleptocracy, with no representative effectively
representing anyone unless given "incentive" of some nature. All positions are bought and paid for. The only
consensus that is heard is the one who spoke with the most financial influence. How many of these supposed
representatives have not put into action things which they said they would have? Hired staff to enforce their
own personal goals, instead of the goals of the people. How many laws and policies were never brought into
public light until after they were passed? The very forces which control the masses are these laws and policies
seldom brought to public attention. The very word policy comes from the Latin word "apodixa" which means
to display or make known!
The ability to choose the individual in office yet not have that person strictly legally bound to the
obligations of those they represent is completely pointless. The effect is a public who believes that they are
contributing and in control when they are completely in the dark and powerless, just as is the puppet figure
who supposedly represents them is to corporate forces. Furthermore, no matter who wins the vote, there is
always complaining of some portion of the masses about the ruler. If the "ruler" is taken out of the picture, the
burden falls upon the individual, where it has always belonged, who then can complain not, except that the
burden of one's own fate be upon him.
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Such is the argument about voting and how valuable the present vote is. First, limited candidates limits the
choice of rule, thus limits choice itself. The campaign for any position is such an expense that it immediately
puts that capability out of the reach of the common man, limiting equality. The few candidates being voted
for only mention a small number of policies while campaigning, and if elected may not even hold their word
on those. The myriad of other unmentioned policies are their real work which the people should be informed
of but which rarely come into public light, mocking representation. Also it is not the candidate that has power,
the candidate once elected is moved by "campaign contributions" and "donations" by huge need suppliers
engrained into the system. It is they who are the true shapers of the policies to their own selfish ends, making
the vote even more meaningless. All these candidates are soon allied with them or heavily invested with
them, if not, they either soon will be, else they will be demonized in the public eye. No truly free thinker is
allowed to get too far in present day political affairs without pledging allegiance to their empire, lest they be
"neutralized". For those who deny this power, know that of the Earth's 100 most wealthy entities, 51 of them
are corporations, while the other forty-nine are merely countries. Lastly, the remaining worth of the vote is
snuffed out by the Electoral College who is supposed to represent the majority's will but does not have to.
One does not vote for the president, one votes for 538 people who will make that decision for you. In this
world it is far too easy to influence that small amount of people. The Electoral College was erected in a time
when the common man was not sufficiently educated. It is a thing of the past in the Individualistic society
where knowledge and education are their crown jewels and the people make decisions for themselves, as is
their authority to do so.
The individuals comprising the said government, especially in the larger more powerful departments, are
far removed from the income level and stresses of the masses; therefore they have no affinity towards the
wants, needs, problems and concerns of this vast majority. The Members of the House of Representatives and
the Senate received a salary of $165,200 per year; Congressional leaders receive $183,500, Speaker of the
House $212,100 per year. The average American salary is approximately $37,000, thus the lowest paid
congressman makes about 4.5 times more than the average man. Furthermore, they have become involved in,
and understand corrupt systems directly proportionate to how far they have progressed within government and
are now allied with corporate powers and benefiting therefrom. Therefore their goals, incentive, and
determination become that of the corporations while the people who they are supposed to represent are simply
forgotten. This is why if one holds on to the concept of representatives they must be forced to disclose in
advance all of their intentions to the people they are to represent and be bound by strict law to fulfill that
contractual obligation. Nevertheless; the Individualist sees even this as unnecessarily complex and prone to
corruption and chooses its own simplistic system of harmonically reflective civil management, a form of direct
democracy.
Individualistic simplicity holds that there is but one right. One has the right to do whatever one wishes as
long as it causes no harm. Harm in itself is the indicator that one has broken the universal right. This universal
right can not be subdivided into infinite subclauses of ensnarement as in profane doctrines. A system is either
universal and unlimited by being simply One, or it is limited and profaned into many, there are no other
systems. A profane system can easily be distinguished because of its plurality. These systems of many rights
have limited the infinite, which is One, causing the One right to be explained as a complex series of
capabilities, such as "one can do this, but can not do that" madness, which only evolves into a tool for
manipulation and control. Complexities as these are erected by corrupt governments, groups and other
controlling entities masquerading as protecting "rights" while veiling this limiting and controlling aspect.
This danger is present within a constitution or "social contract". Which are based on limited "rights"
allotted to the people by an entity separate from the people, which was brought into existence by the people.
The entity called into being, "government", has a contract of duties to perform based on these "rights". Ideally
the beast created is to remain slave of the people, and the people may at any time alter their contract with it.
As necessary as the social contract is to any society, it must be carefully monitored as it instantly causes a
separation which sets up a group to "govern" and another group to be "governed". This separation is profaned
unity, which is fertile ground in which only corruption may grow. The Only social contract that is not divided
as such is a contract where all are equal in all powers, thus all govern and are governed simultaneously with
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one universal right to each and all. This is the only constitution acceptable so as not to blossom into
perversion. This truth is clearly seen in the profane social contracts of today, started in good faith, now
impossible to change in favor of the people who created it, yet simple to change in favor of the government,
the entity drawn into being by the people now is controlling the people.

"If we understand the mechanism and motives of the group mind, it is possible to control and regiment the masses according to our
will without their knowing it." -- Edward Bernays on "engineering of consent"

In today's age the very definitions of forms government are widely disputed. And when practiced in reality
they are more often than not, a synthesis of a few different types of governments yet only label themselves as
one or the other. This has further convoluted their definitions. It is for this reason that the Individualists have
decided to clearly define their methods of operation and intent so as to be free from ambiguity. Therefore the
following simple unadulterated definitions of the major forms of world government are used in comparison to
clearly indicate how Individualism is a unique system of civilization management.

A. DEMOCRACY

From the Greek word "demokratia": demos (the people) and kratein (to rule) which is from the Greek word
"kratos" (strength or power). Thus it literally means "rule by the people" or "the people's power".

Defined by the cognitive science laboratory at Princeton University:

1. The political orientation of those who favor government by the people or by their elected representatives
2. A political system in which the supreme power lies in a body of citizens who can elect people to represent
them
3. The doctrine that the numerical majority of an organized group can make decisions binding on the whole
group
B. REPUBLIC

From Latin res (a thing, matter, affair) and publica (the public) thus literally "a public matter"

Defined by American heritage dictionary:

1. Any political order that is not a monarchy
2. A constitutional form of government especially a democratic one
3. Any group of people working freely and equally for the same cause

C. FEDERATION

From Latin foedus (league, treaty)

Defined by the cognitive science laboratory at Princeton University:

1. An organization formed by merging several groups or parties
2. Confederation: a union of political organizations
3. The act of constituting a political unity out of a number of separate states or colonies or provinces so that
each member retains the management of its internal affairs
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D. MONARCHY

From Greek mono (sole) Arkhos (ruler)

Defined by YETC Arizona:

1. A type of government in which political power is exercised by a single ruler under the claim of divine or
hereditary right.
E. THEOCRACY

From Greek theos (god) and kratein (to rule) thus "rule by God"

Defined by the cognitive science laboratory at Princeton University:

1. A political unit governed by a deity (or by officials thought to be divinely guided)
2. The belief in government by divine guidance

F. AUTHORITARIANISM

Defined by American heritage dictionary:

1. Characterized by or favoring absolute obedience to authority as against individual freedom

Such as a state or organization whose leaders have the power to govern without the consent of those being governed and enforce this
control and strict obedience of the citizens through the use of oppression extending even into their thoughts and actions of daily life.

Authoritarianism is mentioned here to show that the definition of Individualism has nothing whatsoever in
common with it. As this is not a form of government, but is more rightly a system of slavery in many guises.

G. INDIVIDUALISM

Individualism defined as a practical method of existence without using labels of other types of government
to avoid tarnishing the definition with their modern preconceptions:

1. A constitutional government of the people by the people whose supreme absolute power lies in each
individual as one's own state and monarch, each being thoroughly embodied with the consciousness of the
Divine and thereby elect one's own self as one's own representative to determine the activities of their society
of unified individuals with their collective free Will which can do all but limit in any way any individual or
group of individuals so long as they are causing no harm to any thing including the body of their constitution.

Individualism as defined using methods of types of government:

1. A direct democratic republican commune governed by every member of the population as divinely
endowed individual monarchs whose collective free will acts as a symmetrical federal government.

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