TRUE DEMOCRACY

1. (a) every national representative/official, governmental administrator and anyone in any prominent position should & must be elected each five years from at least five totally free/independent honourable candidates, (b) no national representative/official, governmental administrator and anyone in any prominent position should & must not serve more than two terms or a total of ten years in position/office in a lifetime.

2. (a) where there is an unelected, dubiously elected, seriously unpopular or dishonourable national representative/official and associated government a replacement proxy interim national official/representative and associated government must be established in another country within the same continental/regional area, (b) once that unelected, dubiously elected, seriously unpopular or dishonourable national representative/official and associated government is deposed this proxy national official/representative and associated government will then take control until apt elections of an elected national official/representative and associated government can take place.

3. (a) where a national representative/official, governmental administrator or anyone in any prominent position does something seriously inappropriate, becomes involved in anything totally unacceptable, is/becomes overwhelmingly unpopular or simply wishes to step down they must be replaced immediately with a temporary successor from the senior people from the party/body concerned until the subsequent quinquennial election. (b) no national representative/official (head of government/head of state) should & must never be over sixty five years of age.

4. (a) there must be an easy secure online voting system where people within any province, region, territory or country can easily securely vote on any major issue affecting that province, region, territory or country. (b) these online votes should & must take place on a regular basis in relation to any relatively significant issue, wish or desire in any province, region, territory or country.

5. (a) there must be a vote every five years in relation to any potential major change or alteration by any nation, province, region or territory among the people of that nation, province, region or territory until there is a majority in favour of that major change, (b) where there is a majority in favour of that major change or alteration that major change or alteration should & must be fully accepted/respected by everyone and completely implemented for at least 1five years no matter how narrow/slim the result might be, (c) under no circumstance whatsoever must there be another vote directly concerning that major change or alteration until after 1five years of the total implementation of that major change or alteration, (d) under no circumstance whatsoever can that change or alteration majority voted for be ever stopped or prevented by any person, court or body, (e) where a government has to make a choice between options concerning the implementation of that major change those options and only those options must be put to the members of that government and the option that gets the most votes implemented, (f) if government cannot or does not wish to make that choice then those options and only those options must be put to the people of that nation, province, region or territory and the option that gets the most votes implemented as soon as possible.

6. (a) the sovereignty - governance of any disputed territory must be shared equally between the two claimant nations, (b) a more permanent solution to that disputed territory must be arranged between those two claimant nations, (c) there should & must be a collective vote among the people of that disputed territory on that more permanent solution every five years until there is a majority in favour of that more permanent solution, (d) after 1five years of the full implementation of that more permanent arrangement there can be another vote on whether to continue with that more permanent arrangement or not.

7. (a) where an extended relatively appropriate religious/cultural people wish for a homeland within a land where the overwhelming majority have a direct genuine/legitimate ancestral/historical connection/link to the land they should & must generally acceptably make the desired territory clear to the global community, (b) JUSTLY migrate to that territory, (c) JUSTLY purchase property in that territory, (d) REASONABLY CORRECTLY wait for the establishment of that new state.

8. (a) When a party achieves a majority vote by the people of a nation that party should & must automatically go into power, (b) never must that party then have to join, negotiate or cooperate with any other party to have that power, (c) when a party becomes elected it should & must be taken that the overall will and individual wills of that particular party have been endorsed by the majority of the people of the related nation and democratically should & must be fully facilitated & implemented, (d) never must anyone, any court or any body be able to hinder or stand in the way of any elected party's overall will and individual wills or any democratic referendum result, (e) where a party decides on some new requirement during their term of office then that particular will should & must be put to the people concerned and the result of that democratic referendum more or less accepted & respected by everyone and of course fully facilitated & implemented no matter the possible implications as soon as possible.