Randviscracy - Ending the Corruption in Government

By Corey Daniels

Corruption is undermining our government!

Politicians have devolved into professional bribe takers. Corporations and special interest groups spend millions every year bribing politicians into doing THEIR bidding rather than the will of the people. How do we end corruption?

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Daniacea Publishing
• Release date: Jun 16, 2020
• ISBN: 9781087892948

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National Randviscracy -

Ending the Corruption in Government

By Corey Daniels

First published ©2020

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National Randviscracy -

Ending the Corruption in Government

National Randviscracy -

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Ending the Corruption in Government

3

Introduction - Randviscracy

6

What it is and How it Works

6

The Process of Selection for Random Panels

7

Prevention of stal ing mandate

8

Efficiency of Panel System

9

Automation of panel selection

9

Panel size

9

Panel corruption check

10

Problems with Democracy and How it has been Exploited

10

Corruption: the Achilles’ heel of all governments

10

How to destroy a Democracy

11

How are governments exploited? How can these be countered?

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(Format: exploit/counter exploit)

16

The feminization of western leadership

16

Israel’s influence on American politicians violates the emoluments clause of the US

constitution

18

What is a nation – why civic nationalism is destined to fail

19

The Anti-fascist Dog Breed Melting Pot Act

19

What is a nation?

20

Civic Nationalism and Demographic Displacement

20

Immigration Policy of the US and the Change of American Demographics

22

At current immigration rates, whites will be a minority in America within 20 years

24

Israel: Ethnostate and the Hypocrisy of Pro-immigrant Jewish Politics

28

Race mixing and displacement – the destroyers of civilizations

29

People naturally self-segregate

30

Race mixing does not end discrimination

30

What is nationalism?

32

The Nation

32

Propertarianism

34

Guide for Panel Members

34

Reciprocity

34

Property-in-toto (in total)

35

Panel members should understand the concept of property-in-toto and seek to protect

both public and private property (see previous section on page 56). This is the point on

which libertarianism fails. It does not value or protect the commons which a nation

builds over generations with blood and sweat. Common property is defined by the

protective rules of a society. Ownership of this property is codified by defining who a

citizen is.

35

Decidability

35

Operational Language (testimony)

35

What makes a good government? What is the purpose of government?

37

Protection of property, both physical and intrinsic

37

First Principals of Government:

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How to maximize survival?

39

How to maximize prosperity?

41

Defining and Enforcing Law

42

The Carrot and the Stick. Diffusing the Powderkeg

44

A Proposed New Constitution

46

23 Foundational Points of New Constitution

46

Rights and Protections/Prohibitions

51

Immigration and Naturalization Screening

54

Preventing infiltration by hostile actors

54

Immigration Policy

55

Balanced Taxation

57

Compensation requirement

58

Option to opt-out for public services

59

Law making, Government Body Creation and War

59

State and Local Governments

60

Adding new states/countries

60

Military alliances

60

Wars against European people states - The no brothers war mandate

60

Protection of European peoples mandate

61

Toward a true meritocracy

62

Path Forward - Accelerant

63

How to counteract the methods of the nation wreckers

63

Exploiting their weaknesses

63

The system is fragile and is dependant upon cooperation

64

Opportunity

65

Conclusion

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Kleroterion

The kleroterion - a method of random selection.

Introduction - Randviscracy

What it is and How it Works

Randviscracy is a form of government which makes extensive use of randomly selected panels for decision making. The use of randomization in governments is ancient, the Athenians used a device called a kleroterion to randomly select government representatives in a lottery system.

Randviscracy takes the process much farther in that for each decision a new panel of randomly selected experts make the decision. Selection is based on experience and IQ level to ensure that the panels are composed of smart and knowledgeable people. This gets to the essence of what ideal government representatives would be: intelligent, incorruptible and knowledgeable.

This book is more than just about Randviscracy itself. It is an analysis of how governments have been exploited and how to prevent it from happening again.

This government’s purpose would be ensuring the survival of its people and maximizing their prosperity through protection from force, fraud, corruption and ensuring the maximum

reduction in transaction costs by protecting the nation’s people and their property-in-toto (in total). As many services as practical would be privatized. There would be exceptions for projects that are too large or have a common benefit to them, such as interstate highway projects, dams and critical infrastructure. These would be voted on and implemented at Federal, State and Local levels, suggested by citizens and groups and approved by randomized panels. New projects would be restrained by a taxation balance system (see taxation section, pg 47).

Contract awarding process would also be anonymized and selected by vote from a randomly selected panel.

The decisions of the government and the courts would be based on randomized selection of experts. For example, if a case involved a topic in the field of computer science, then the randomized selection would be from a pool of candidates who have experience in that field.

People could voluntarily sign up to be in the pool of experts. They would have to certify their credentials, their education, their experience and training in the field. In this way people would be selected as advisors/instruments of the government such as jurors, decision makers, etc.

This would be on a temporary basis and randomly selected. This would make it nearly impossible for the system to become corrupted, because who do you bribe in a system like this?

Perhaps the builders of the selection process itself, but this could also be checked by randomly selected experts.

It would be important to keep the pool of experts and selected members a secret. In this way, people who wanted to bribe officials in the government would not even know whom to bribe.

Again, as extra protection have independent panels to check the selection process on a random basis to verify integrity. These processes will help ensure there is minimal corruption, which is most government's greatest weakness.

A protection mechanism would make use of fake candidates or officials who would act as monitors to catch attempts at bribery or subversion. For example, let’s say there is a panel being created to decide on a new law. A monitor is placed into