The freedom of the people depends on a constitution that no government can dishonour.
In Articles of Freedom, Bruce Pardy outlines a revolutionary constitution for an independent Alberta. As Canada decays and Western civilization unravels, Alberta could become the new "land of the free", a beacon of liberty for the 21st century. Professor Pardy's roadmap resolves the paradox of the state. His constitutional design locks governments into architectural limits. Freedom endures no matter who holds the reins of power.
Thirteen Parts of a Constitution for an Independent Alberta
Article 1 – No force
Article 2 – The state’s limited muscle
Article 3 – Defining “force”
Article 4 – No other laws
Article 5 – Flip the default
Article 6 – No ruling class
Article 7 – The state and elections
Article 8 – Disempowering judges
Article 9 – Only humans are legal persons
Article 10 – Citizenship by birth
Article 11 – Separation of powers
Article 12 – Citizens' land
Article 13 – Amendments
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