The Table of Contents for two books: "True Freedom - The Road to the First Real Democracy" and A Democratic Constitution for the United States of America (legal document only).

Table of Contents

Preface - Creating a True Democracy

The Constitution

Article 1: Recognize World Order

•United Nations Status
•Nation Properties
•International Rules
•Military Restrictions and Commitments
•International Military Defense System
•International Religious Groups and Other Organizations
•International Asylum
•International Criminal Court
•Disease and Animal Spreading
•Funding

Article 2: President and Vice President

•Eligibility
•Period
•Voting System
•Lobbying
•Presidential Pardons
•Compensation
•Death Or Inability To Perform
•Removal
•Elections
•Laws of Office

Article 3: Voting Requirements and Procedures

•Federal Expenditure Ballots
•Program Continuance
•Program Ranking
•Eligible Voters
•Voting Systems
•Languages

Article 4: Cabinet and Other Management Positions

•Cabinet Structure
•Cabinet Members
•Communicating With State Governors
•Recognizing Corporate Contribution

Article 5: Management of Federal Institutions

•Tenure Period
•Cost Redistributions
•Financial Reporting
•Database and Program Standardization
•Employee Testing
•Employee Crimes
•Legal Limits

Article 6: Retirement Programs

Article 7: Freedom of Religions
•Right to Exist
•International Religious Groups and Other Organizations
•Generous Contributors

Article 8: Military Requirements

•Reporting
•Management
•United Nations Linkage
•Military Bases
•Cost Controls


Article 9: Coast Guard and National Guard

•National Services
•Reporting

Article 10: Treaties and Commitments

Article 11: Ambassadors

•Terms
•Responsibilities

Article 12: Supreme Court Justices

•Terms
•Voter Approval
•Jury Training

Article 13: Federal Legal System
•Laws
•Juvenile Crimes
•Insanity Pleas
•Personal Data Registration
•Trials
•Death Penalty versus Life Imprisonment
•Reward Tips
•Witness Protection and Convenience
•Jury
•Crime Penalties
•Clemency
•Imprisonment
•Prison Checking
•Prison Job System
•Free Market Training
•Quarterly Reporting
•Fraudulent Business
•National Database
•International Database
•Release Employment
•Release Security Devices
•Police Forces
•Court Costs Related To Lawsuits
•International Crimes

Article 14: Prostitution, Suicide, and Abortion Rights

•Individual Rights
•Prostitution
•Suicide
•Abortion


Article 15: Violent Crime Groups

Article 16: Domestic and International Security

•Changes To The Former Systems
•National Database
•National Scanning and Viewing
•Canadian And Mexican Borders
•Crime Penalties
•Secrecy And Action Limitations
•Federal Coverage of International Terrorist Damages

Article 17: Control of the Currency

•Currency
•Coins And Bills

Article 18: Taxation

•Federal Sales Tax
•State and Local Sales Taxes
•Corporate Exemption
•Import Restrictions And Taxes
•Foreign Purchases
•Federal Safety Surplus
•Higher Tax Rate Products
•Tax Depositing
•Deficit Financing/Bonds

Article 19: National Health Care
•Creating National Health Care
•National Health Care System
•Second Opinion
•National Medical System Management Structure
•Facilities and Assets
•Startup Sequence
•Internet “X”
•National Health Care Database
•Medical Mistakes and Errors
•Worker’s Compensation
•Items Not Covered
•Limits To Coverage
•Age Limits
•Foreign/Non-Resident Coverage
•Children Born Of Non-Resident Foreigners
•Personal Decision Accidents
•Employee Limitations
•Cost Changes
•Food Administration
•Nutritional Supplements
•Exercise and Other Better Health Care Habits
•Employee Wages and Salaries
•Medical Education and Training
•Organ Donations
•Annual Reporting

Article 20: Tobacco, Drug, Alcohol Usage, and Genetically Engineered Foods

•Restrictions
•Pass Through Costing
•Free Drugs
•Usage Restrictions
•Labor Rate Options
•Lawsuits

Article 21: Environmental Protection and Preservation

•Worldwide Standards
•Linkage to all Federal and State Departments
•Staffing Improvements
•Annual Reporting
•Pollution Reduction and Elimination Methods
•Garbage
•Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) Reduction
•Mining Operations
•Sewage and Septic Systems
•International Trade Standards
•Pollution Penalties

Article 22: Water System Preservations

•Domestic Controls
•Permanent Ocean Habitats

Article 23: Research & Development, Including NASA

•Research and Development Expenditures
•R&D Sharing
•R&D Billing
•Commitment Periods
•Successful Individual Identification

Article 24: Energy Development

•International Suppliers
•Developing New Sources and Improving the use of Energy
•Hydrogen or Helium System
•National Energy Distribution System

Article 25: Copyrights, Patents and Trademarks

•Copyright and Patent Protection Periods
•Trademarks
•No Protection

Article 26: The Securities and Exchange Commission

•Stock and Bond Trades
•Financial Reporting

Article 27: OSHA and Unions

•Work Site Accessibility
•Work Exemption
•Corporation Responsibilities
•Union Responsibilities
•Strike Limitations
•Safety Standards

Article 28: Parental Responsibility

Article 29: FCC and Media Responsibilities

•Transmission and Frequency Standards
•Reporting and Advertising Accuracy
•Personalized Phone Numbers
•Fax and Phone Call Control System
•National High Speed Internet Linkage System

Article 30: Bankruptcy

•Filing Allowance
•Filing Requirements
•Lender Database
•Asset Protection
•Lender Receivables
•Reporting

Article 31: New States

Article 32: Departing States

Article 33: State of the Union

•Annual Reporting
•Quarterly Reporting
•Budgeting
•Inaccurate Reporting

Article 34: Future and Changing Articles

Oath of Offices

Oath and Affirmation

Current System Changes

Note: Each change includes both the reasons for changes and/or discontinuances and the expected improvements.

 Federal Department Changes
 Regulated Farm Land Use and Related Health Issues
 Retiree Income and Health Care
 Unemployment and Welfare Elimination
 Elimination of Farm and Fishing Support
 Discontinued Federal Acts
 Closing the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
 Reconstruction of Emergency Systems
 Closing Federal Public Housing Projects
 Elimination of Public Education
 Closing the United States Postal Service
 Ending Free Money Programs
 Changing Control of all Federal Parks
 Discontinuing the National Weather Service
 Discontinuing all Federal Radio and TV Networks and Services
 Discontinuing all Federal Government Business Programs
 Elimination of the Federal Student Program
 Selling Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
 Selling Amtrak
 Roadway and Road Vehicle Changes
 Controlling Vehicle Users
 Changing Vehicle Safety Issues
 Changing Airline Responsibilities
 Developing Improved Airline Pilot Controls of Craft
 Developing Airline Pilot Controls of Passengers
 Airline Pilot Training Limitations
 Personal Aircraft Owner Responsibilities
 Minimum Wage Changes
 Elimination of Government Debt
 Business Tax Collections and Remittance Penalties
 Control Requirements for Executive Stock Holding
 Discontinuing the Census
 Discontinuing Presidential Pardoning
 Donation Incentives
 Changing the National Anthem

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