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The 1979/I '''Declaration''' by [[King Ben]] was a declaration of secession of the new country of [[Talossa]] from the United States, as well as an initial supreme governing document, issued on the day of the founding Talossa on December 26th, 1979/I. | {{Docnav}}The 1979/I '''Declaration''' by [[King Ben]] was a declaration of secession of the new country of [[Talossa]] from the United States, as well as an initial supreme governing document, issued on the day of the founding Talossa on December 26th, 1979/I. | ||
<blockquote>I, Robert the First, His Royal Me, proclaim the Kingdom of Talossä to be an independent unit in the master plan of World Singular Secession. In doing so, I am seceding from the United States of America.</blockquote> | <blockquote>I, Robert the First, His Royal Me, proclaim the Kingdom of Talossä to be an independent unit in the master plan of World Singular Secession. In doing so, I am seceding from the United States of America.</blockquote> | ||
Revision as of 13:00, 1 August 2013
| Governing Documents of the Kingdom of Talossa |
| 1979/I |
| The 1979 Declaration |
| The 1979 Constitution |
| 1985/VI |
| The 1985 Organic Law |
| 1988/IX |
| The 1988 Constituziun |
| 1997/XVIII & 2019/XL |
| The Organic Law |
The 1979/I Declaration by King Ben was a declaration of secession of the new country of Talossa from the United States, as well as an initial supreme governing document, issued on the day of the founding Talossa on December 26th, 1979/I.
I, Robert the First, His Royal Me, proclaim the Kingdom of Talossä to be an independent unit in the master plan of World Singular Secession. In doing so, I am seceding from the United States of America.
Later that same day came the first and only initial law of the land:
ARTICLE ONE:
All power of law, finance and anything else is vested in the King.
ARTICLE TWO:
This constitution is perfect and shall have no need of amendment.
While the first and second article of this 1979/I law were later eliminated by later documents (a 1985/VI Organic Law, a 1988 Constituziun, and a 1997 Organic Law), the power of the act of initial secession has only grown over the years as it has gone unchallenged by a complacent American government.