Second Public Code of Law

## Article I

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*Article I of the Second Public Code of Law was initially passed as the Taking Intiative in Creating Karma in Election Terminations (T.I.C.K.E.T.) Act of 2021 and became Article I of the Second Public Code of Law under the Repeal Act of 2021*

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**WHEREAS,** in the last election a coalition received 61% of the Parliament vote yet only 5 of the 11 seats and

**WHEREAS,** one vote determined four seats in Parliament and

**WHEREAS,** this is highly undemocratic and undermines democracy. Therefore, be it

**RESOLVED,** that we change the way Parliamentary seats are determined

### Section I

#### Sub-Section I:

The Parliament shall have 10 elected seats and 1 speaker elected by the MPs.

#### Sub-Section II:

The party chairs shall be required to provide a candidate list as shall appear here following:

1. Candidate 1
2. Candidate 2
3. Candidate 3
4. Candidate 4
5. Candidate 5
6. Candidate 6
7. Candidate 7
8. Candidate 8
9. Candidate 9
10. Candidate 10

#### Sub-Section III:

When elections are conducted, voters shall vote for the party overall rather than the individual candidates. These elections shall occur nationally. Every 10% of the vote that a party wins shall translate into a seat for that party, and the remaining shall be determined by who has the plurality of the remaining vote.

##### Sub-Section IIIa: Example A

For Example, should the Patriots win 8 votes, the New Moderates win 8 votes, the Capitalist-Conservatives win 6 votes, and the Liberals win 1 vote.

The Patriots would win 30.7% of the votes, the New Moderates would win 30.7% of the vote, the Capitalist-Conservatives would win 23% and the Liberals would win 7.7% of the vote. The Patriots and New Moderates would win 3 seats respectively, the Capitalist-Conservatives would win 2 seats. That would account for 80% of the vote, with the Patriots and New Moderates having a 0.7% carryover, the Capitalist-Conservatives having a 3% carryover, and the Liberals having a 7.7% untouched vote remaining. The Liberals would be granted one seat to account for 90% of the vote, with Pat and NM parties having 0.7% carryover and the Capcos having 3% left. The Capcos would be given the last remaining seat, for 3 Patriot, New Moderate, and Capitalist-Conservative seats, and 1 Liberal seat.

#### Sub-Section IV:

This legislation shall be implemented starting in January 2021

#### Sub-Section V:

The Office of the Attorney General shall be tasked with the enforcement of this legislation.

## Article II

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*Article II of the Second Public Code of Law was initially passed as the Make the Internet Great Again Act of 2021 and became Article II of the Second Public Code of Law under the Repeal Act of 2021. The District Courts as described in Article VIII of this legislation (here listed as Section VIII) is considered no longer in force as the TICKET Act (previously listed in Article I) dissolved parliamentary districts in favor of a national party ticket.*

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**WHEREAS,** that the Government of the Internet has fallen into a period of recession in activity and

**WHEREAS,** the Government of the Internet has been surpassed by a monarchy in terms of political might and power and

**WHEREAS,** the Government of the Internet is teetering on irrelevance, be it

**RESOLVED,** that the Parliament here assembled pass the Make the Internet Great Again (MIGA) Act

### Section I: Code of Law

#### Sub-Section I:

This Body of Law as currently written shall become the Code of Law for the Federation of the Internet.

### Section II: The Armed Forces

#### Sub-Section I:

The Armed Forces of the Government of the Internet shall be organized under the command of the President of the Government of the Internet, split into companies of 10 to be known as divisions.

#### Sub-Section II:

All Internetian Citizens will be required to register in the Armed Forces of the Government of the Internet and receive regular military training.

#### Sub-Section III:

Any use of Military Force must be expressly authorized by the Parliament, and to end any use of Military Force, the Parliament must also authorize such action.

#### Sub-Section IV:

The Minister of Defense shall be tasked with the enforcement of this and maintenance of the military records.

### Section III: The Cabinet

#### Sub-Section I:

The Following Cabinet positions shall exist, and must be confirmed by the Parliament every 2 months.

* Minister of Digital Affairs (Replaces Minister of the Internet and Minister of Growth): These positions shall lead the Foriegn Affairs department, shall be responsible for the appointment of ambassador, and shall be the second-in-line for the Presidency after the Prime Minister.
* Minister of the Treasury, Commerce, and Economic Affairs (Replaces Minister of the Treasury and Minister of Growth): This position shall be responsible for the issuance of currency as detailed in Article V of this legislation, the regulation and measuring of commerce, and the raising of tariffs and taxes as authorized by Parliament. This position shall be third-in-line for the Presidency after the Prime Minister and the Minister of Digital Affairs.
* Minister of Defense: This position shall be responsible for the upkeep and governance of the military as detailed in Article II of this legislation. This position shall be fourth-in-line for the Presidency after the Prime Minister, Minister of Digital Affairs, and Minister of the Treasury, Commerce, and Economic Affairs, except in times of military conflict in which the Minister of Defense shall take precedence in the chain of command.
* Attorney General: This position shall be responsible for all legal affairs of the enforcement of legislation. They shall be responsible for ensuring that other Cabinet officials and state officials are in compliance with this legislation. They shall also be responsible for the administration of the Census and the creation of new Parliamentary districts as stated in Article VII of this legislation.

### Section IV: Foriegn Affairs Law

#### Sub-Section I:

The Department of Foriegn Affairs shall be responsible for recognizing foriegn nations and ensuring the best relations between the Federation of the Internet and said nations.

#### Sub-Section II:

The appointment of ambassadors and review of appointments shall occur every Tenth Day of March, June, September, and December, and shall be appointed en masse and approved en masse by the Parliament.

#### Sub-Section III:

The entrance of the Federation of the Internet into any foriegn league or organization must be approved by the Parliament.

### Section V: Commerce Law

#### Sub-Section I:

The incorporation of a business may be done with the Ministry of the Treasury, Commerce, and Economic Affairs, at no charge.

#### Sub-Section II:

The Ministry of the Treasury, Commerce, and Economic Affairs is hereby authorized to create the Federation Coin, or FedCoin, with the authorized symbol being Fc. They are authorized to mint a total of 2,000 of these monthly for the next six months, with a three month lease subject to renewal by the Parliament. This money may be used as a salary for officials and payments to the states, as well as payments for contracts with corporations in exchange for services.

#### Sub-Section III:

Each State shall be entitled to 250 Fc monthly, on the condition that the use of said currency be used under a budget.

#### Sub-Section IV:

Each member of the Federal Government (Minister, President, or MP) shall be entitled to a payment of 20 Fc monthly.

*(This was latter modified in the Salaries Act)*

#### Sub-Section V:

The Parliament cannot raise its own pay until the start of a new session and without a referendum.

#### Sub-Section VI:

Every two months, a business must post its earnings, sales, and expenditures in a public disclosure. If they fail to do so, their corporate charter shall be suspended, but this may be appealed to the Minister of the Treasury, Commerce, and Economic Affairs.

### Section VI: Justice Law

#### Sub-Section I:

The Attorney General shall have precedence in all cases of the Supreme Court.

#### Sub-Section II:

The Attorney General cannot simultaneously be a member of the Supreme Court.

#### Sub-Section III:

The Ministry of Justice shall be responsible for the administration of the annual census, beginning in 2022 and going onwards.

### Section VII: Election Law

#### Sub-Section I:

Elections shall be administered and overseen by a joint committee composed of the following persons:

* The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
* The Prime Minister
* The leaders of all parties in Parliament
* The leaders of any party not represented in parliament with at least 5 members
* The Attorney General
* A Court-appointed Administrator of Elections, who may not seek nor be in any elected office, but may be in other appointed office such as Ambassadorship or Ministership.

#### Sub-Section II:

All election results must be viewed by all members of the Joint Committee before publishing release, and certified by the Administrator of Elections as accurate. If any member of the Joint Committee sees grounds for appeal of the results of an election, the case may be considered before the Supreme Court. If the Supreme Court determined the grounds for appeal as credible, the Joint Committee (recused of the Administrator) shall hold a vote, and must vote unanimously for the overturn of an election result upon appeal.

#### Sub-Section III:

The punishment for falsifying a ballot shall be a 7 week ban from the wiki, and a 6 month ban on holding public office or voting.

#### Sub-Section IV:

The punishment for falsely certifying an election result by the Administrator shall be determined by the Parliament through the impeachment process.

#### Sub-Section V:

"a) Internetians have the right to choose there own laws for there own states and autonomous regions when significant disagreements arise nationally or on certain issues, including but not limited to abortion, education, moral laws, and property law, as well as individualized corporate laws, taxes, and establishment of county and city jurisdictions.

b) They may choose this through the referendum process. Laws may be proposed by the citizen of any state or autonomous region and proposed to the Elections Joint Committee, who shall be required to put them on the ballot for that state. All referendums must receive 50% approval plus one vote by voters, with voting options being "yes" or "no"

c) When national leaders are unable to come to a consensus, a national referendum may take place. Whatever receives the majority vote as defined in Article II, Section VII, Subsection V, Clause B of the public code of law in that state shall take effect as law in that state or autonomous region. They may do this by passing an addendum.

Addendums shall be labelled by there year and then the number of the addendum for that year and shall be classified in accordance to year passed. (ie Addendum 2021-1 or 2021 Addendums)

d) The collection of laws in each state or autonomous region shall be collected into a (State/Autonomous Zone) Public Code of Law for that state. The following shall be established therefore: The State Public Code of Law of Baybridge, the State Public Code of Law of Victoria, the State Public Code of Law of Isle Green, and the Autonomous Zone Public Code of Law of the Panhandle.

All sub-Federal Public Code of Laws shall begin with the following passage: 'The following is the collection of laws and regulations passed via referendum by the voters of (insert jurisdiction name) and are to be considered subservient and subordinate to the Constitution of the Federation of the Internet which is the highest law of the land, and the Public Code of Law currently in force."

### Section VIII: Enabling the Creation of State Courts

#### Sub-Section I:

The following lower courts shall be wrought into existence:

* The Appellate Court of Baybridge and the Panhandle
* The Appellate Court of Isle Green
* The Appellate Court of Victoria
* The 1st District Court of Baybridge
* The 2nd District Court of Baybridge
* The 3rd District Court of Baybridge
* The 4th District Court of Baybridge
* The 1st District Court of Isle Green
* The 2nd District Court of Isle Green
* The 3rd District Court of Isle Green
* The 4th District Court of Isle Green
* The 1st District Court of Victoria
* The 2nd District Court of Victoria
* The 3rd District Court of Victoria
* The Territorial District Court of Panhandle

#### Sub-Section II:

All District Court judges shall be the MP representing that district. The Appellate Courts shall consist of 5 members, the 3 district court judges, one Supreme Court judge, and one judge appointed by the Parliament over the Appellate Court.

#### Sub-Section III:

All cases must be brought first to a district court, unless the plaintiff or defendant is a MP, then it shall be first seen as the Appellate Court with the compromised party or parties recused. The Attorney General shall be the sole person with the right to bring a case directly to the Supreme Court. Cases may be appealed solely by the defendant and not the plaintiff.

#### Sub-Section IV:

The removal of any Supreme Court or Appellate Court Judge may occur if the Parliament votes in a 2/3rds vote to remove the judge, and only upon request of the President, Prime Minister, or Attorney General as expressed in writing.

1. Inactivity shall be a valid reason for removal

## Article III

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*Article III of the Second Public Code of Law was initially passed as the Defense of Liberty Act (DOLA) of 2021 and became Article III of the Second Public Code of Law under the Repeal Act of 2021. The Freedom from Government act partially amended this Article, but has since been entirely replaced by the Abortion Compromise & Election Referendum Law.*

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### Section I

The Rights of the Individual Citizen of the United States are (including and not excluding those explicitly stated in the Constitution as well as implied) to include the following but are not limited to:

1. A Right to live, without fear of bodily harm.
2. A Right to enjoy the blessings of liberty without fear of persecution
3. A Right to enjoy one’s own pursuit of happiness, and to engage in whatever education, training, and/or career as one sees fit.
4. A Right to enjoy religious worship and service in any religious building of their choice, without fear of persecution and without fear of government-enforced closure to any religious building.
5. A Right to speak freely, and to exercise this right without fear of reprimand by the government.
6. A Right to assemble in any number in any many that any group of individuals shall deem fit, not hindered by the government nor any maximum membership amount stated.
7. A Right to free distribution of thoughts and ideas without fear of loss of life or livelihood.
8. A Right to print and publish any media or “news” as one is to deem fit without fear of censorship.
9. A Right to peacefully protest and petition the government for any need or to push any policy.
10. A Right to bear arms, and to defend one’s self and one’s property, and to ban together with others in the cause of common defense of one’s rights, life, or livelihood.
11. A Right to remain secure in one’s person and property, and not to have government-sent or corporate-sent spies or entities into one’s own home or property, except upon the issuance of a warrant or existence of probable cause.
12. A Right to Justice, to be fear from fear of double prosecution and to be fear from the fear of a lengthy trial or of the lack of a jury, and a right to an attorney and to defend oneself in court.
13. A Right to Silence, to protect oneself from legal harm
14. A Right to be free from bondage and to maintain ones standing in society
15. A Right to be free from discrimination based upon race, ethnicity, nationality, gender, nor any other factor other than the merits of one's career and character.
16. A Right to dignity to be respected by all

### Section II

It is to be recognized by the people of the several states and of the governing organizations thereof, that all human life has the right to live, and that no entity may violate this for any reason. Ending any human life intentionally shall be a blockable offense.

### Section III

It is to be recognized by the Government that Internetian citizens have the right to all things proper and are an independent body separate from and not owned by the government.

### Section IV

The Government of the Internet shall not dictate to any citizen their career choice nor their path of life.

### Section V

The Government of the Internet shall not interfere in the free exercise of religion by its citizens, nor shall it favor any religion above another.

### Section VI

The Government of the Internet shall not place any limit on the membership of an organization nor the people literally gathered in any one place.

### Section VII

The freedom of thought shall be recognized as and go unhindered by the Government of the Internet and its officials.

### Section VIII

The right to publish ideas and natures of events shall go unhindered, although the party presenting such information must register as a 4(1)(4) organization to do so, per taxation purposes.

### Section IX

The right to protest or to conscientiously object to any government action shall go unhindered as long as the protest or objection remains peaceful and does not threaten the rights of others as enumerated in this legislation.

### Section X

All citizens of the Internet shall have the right to their own defense that shall go unabridged.

### Section XI

For all matters of arrests or seizures of information, a judge must issue a warrant.

### Section XII

The courts are to consider all innocent until proven guilty, have a full trial for all accusations, and must assemble a jury for crimes involving serious punishment such as a block.

### Section XIII

No one shall be forced to speak on any matter by the government.

### Section XIV

No one shall be a slave, and none shall be beholden to the will of another.

### Section XV

All discrimination from government officals shall result in an ethics investigation by the District Court where that offical resides.

### Section XVI

All citizens of the Internet are to be treated with dignity and any and all trolling or harassment shall result in the proper action as the courts determine.

## Article IV

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*Article IV of the Second Public Code of Law was initially passed as the Economic Regulation and Expansion Act of 2021 and became Article IV of the Second Public Code of Law under the Repeal Act of 2021*

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### Section I:

The following is to be considered the law regarding the creation of corporations.

#### Sub-Section I:

All for-profit organizations are to be considered a 4(1)(1) organization and are subject to the following laws:

##### Sub-Subsection A

To create a 4(1)(1) organization, one must file an Intent of Incorporation with the Minister of the Treasury, Commerce, and Economic Affairs. The Ministry of the Treasury, Commerce, and Economic Affairs will then deliver to the founder or founders of the organization a Charter of Incorporation.

##### Sub-Subsection B

If a 4(1)(1) organization fails to comply with this legislation or if the governing body of the 4(1)(1) organization requests it, the Charter of Incorporation shall be suspended by the Ministry of the Treasury, Commerce, and Economic Affairs.

##### Sub-Subsection C

4(1)(1) organizations shall be required to provide a list of expenditures, revenue, and net profit at the beginning of every quarter (a quarter lasting three months).

##### Sub-Subsection D

4(1)(1) organizations shall be taxed at 8.25% of their quarterly net earnings, with that number adjustable by the Parliament.

#### Sub-Section II:

All non-profit organizations are considered to be 4(1)(2) organizations and are subject to the following laws:

##### Sub-Subsection A

To create a 4(1)(2) organization, one must file an Intent of Incorporation with the Minister of the Treasury, Commerce, and Economic Affairs. The Ministry of the Treasury, Commerce, and Economic Affairs will then deliver to the founder or founders of the organization a Charter of Incorporation.

##### Sub-Subsection B

If a 4(1)(2) organization fails to comply with this legislation or if the governing body of the organization requests it, the Charter of Incorporation shall be suspended by the Ministry of the Treasury, Commerce, and Economic Affairs.

##### Sub-Subsection C

4(1)(2) organizations shall be required to provide a list of expenditures, revenue, and net profit at the beginning of every quarter (a quarter lasting three months).

##### Sub-Subsection D

4(1)(2) organizations may not endorse any political view nor engage in political activity. The rights to do that shall be reserved for 4(1)(3), 4(1)(4), and 4(1)(5) organizations.

#### Sub-Section III:

##### Sub-Subsection A

All “political parties” or groups which gather membership, run candidates for office, and other such activities shall be classified as a 4(1)(3) organization and must request and will be granted a Charter of Incorporation by the Ministry of the Treasury, Commerce, and Economic Affairs. However, to create a 4(1)(3) organization one must have at least 3 members and field at least one candidate in each parliamentary election to remain in existence

###### Current Existence Clause

The following shall be classified as 4(1)(3) organizations:

* The Liberal Party
* The Patriot Party
* The New Moderate Party
* The Socialism and Freedom Party
* The Capitalist-Conservative Party
* The International Labour Front
* The Social Conservative Party
* The Progressive Party

##### Sub-Subsection B

If a 4(1)(3) organization fails to comply with this legislation, or if the governing body of such an organization requests it, or if the membership of such an organization falls below 3, or if the organization fails to field a candidate for office, its Charter of Incorporation shall be suspended.

##### Sub-Subsection C

4(1)(3) organizations shall be required to keep an updated list of membership at all times, as well as reports of income and expenditures.

#### Sub-Section IV:

##### Sub-Subsection A

An organization which lobbies for a particular candidate or cause but does not have membership shall be designated as a 4(1)(4) organization, or a Political Action Committee. To create a 4(1)(4) organization, a Charter of Incorporation must be requested and granted to/by the Ministry of the Treasury, Commerce, and Economic Affairs.

##### Sub-Subsection B

If a 4(1)(4) organization is not in compliance with these laws or if the organization requests it, their Charter of Incorporation shall be suspended.

##### Sub-Subsection C

All 4(1)(4) organizations must produce regular reports of income and expenditures.

#### Section V:

All “pollsters” “analysts” or “news organizations” shall be classified as 4(1)(5) organizations.

##### Sub-Subsection A

To form a 4(1)(5) organization, one must file and receive a Charter of Incorporation from the Ministry of the Treasury, Commerce, and Economic Affairs.

##### Sub-Subsection B

If a 4(1)(5) organization is not in compliance with these laws or if the organization requests it, their Charter of Incorporation shall be suspended

##### Sub-Subsection C

All 4(1)(5) organizations must produce regular reports on income and expenditures.

#### Sub-Section VI:

All religious organizations shall be classified as 4(1)(6) organizations. They must file for a Charter of Incorporation from the Ministry of the Treasury, Commerce, and Economic Affairs.

### Section II:

All persons shall be taxed 10% of their income, not to be below 5 Fc

## Article V

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*Article V of the Second Public Code of Law was initially passed as the Growth and Expansion Act of 2021 and became Article V of the Second Public Code of Law under the Repeal Act of 2021*

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### Section I:

The Ministry of Digital Affairs shall hereby have the power to organize and coordinate diplomatic efforts with various other online-based mock governments, and shall have the power to appoint ambassadors and engage in diplomatic first contact.

### Section II:

The Federation of the Internet and the Minister of Digital Affairs is hereby authorized to offer inclusion in dominion to all other internet-based organizations, with the offer to govern these organizations and shall grant them and their members citizenship in the Federation.

### Section III:

In an emergency military conflict, the Prime Minister, the President, or the Minister of Defense may organize a military action with the notification of parliament. However, they shall not have the power to fight against any member of the Internetian government. Parliament shall be required to vote within 24 hours of the beginning of the military conflict on whether or not the conflict shall continue.

#### Sub-Section I

Any and all vandalism shall be bannable instantly by the President, Prime Minister, or Attorney General. The courts may hear cases on vandalism, but it should be remembered that vandalism is subject to an instantaneous ban. Accused parties in vandalism cases may be represented *In Procuratorem* by someone of their choice and this must be verified by a screenshot of a third-party platform.

## Article VI

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*Article VI of the Public Code of Law was originally passed as the Repeal Act of 2021*

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**WHEREAS,** the Public Code of Law is dramatically outdated and

**WHEREAS,** it has been months since the Parliament last addressed the Public Code of Law and

**WHEREAS,** many of its provisions are now null and void, be it

**RESOLVED,** that the Parliament here assembled nullify the Public Code of Law and designate it the First Public Code of Law.

### Section I:

The Public Code of Law as it currently reads shall be designated the First Public Code of Law, and shall be preserved for historical record.

### Section II:

This act, alongside the TICKET Act, the MIGA Act, the Defense of Liberty Act, the Economic Regulation and Expansion Act, and the Growth and Expansion Act shall compromise the Second Public Code of Law.

### Section III:

All further legislation shall be considered an amendment to the Second Public Code of Law, and must be recorded in the Second Public Code of Law to be considered law.

## Article VII

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*Article VII was initially passed as the Parliamentary Tiebreakers and Snap Elections Act. It went into effect on January 1st, 2022.*

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### Section I

If no party or coalition of parties take a majority of the parliament, then the President shall appoint the party to whom the Prime Minister's post will be granted.

### Section II

Parliament shall be granted the power to dissolve itself when it finds cause. Regular elections shall always occur on the 1st of every month, but snap elections may be held if a majority of members vote to remove the Prime Minister. Furthermore, if a member of Parliament resigns, a snap election shall be held as there is no way to hold a special election for a singular seat in Parliament.

### Section III

The Prime Minister may also choose to dissolve Parliament if they obtain a letter of permission from both the President and a majority of Supreme Court justices.

### Section IV

The Prime Minister may also choose to postpone an election by a period not to exceed 14 days if they obtain a letter of permission from the President and every justice of the Supreme Court and the Governors of every state.

## Addendum 21-1

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*Addendum 21-1 was initially passed as the Abortion Compromise & Election Referendum Law.*

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"The voters shall face in the January 2022 elections a decision on the legality of abortion in the Federation of the Internet. They shall having the following proposed referendums on there ballots.

ITEM A: The (State/Autonomous Zone) Public Code of Law in (insert jurisdiction name here) shall have the following clause added: "All abortions within (insert jurisdiction name here) shall be banned."

ITEM B: The (State/Autonomous Zone) Public Code of Law in (insert jurisdiction name here) shall have the following clause added: "All abortions within (insert jurisdiction name here) shall be banned except in the case of rape, incest or risk to the life of the mother."

ITEM C: The (State/Autonomous Zone) Public Code of Law in (insert jurisdiction name here) shall have the following clause added: "All abortions within (insert jurisdiction name here) shall be banned except in the case of rape, incest, or risk to the life of the mother. However, all abortions in the first trimester shall be protected."

ITEM D: The (State/Autonomous Zone) Public Code of Law in (insert jurisdiction name here) shall have the following clause added: "All abortions within (insert jurisdiction name here) shall be banned except in the case of rape, incest, or risk to the life of the mother. However, all abortions in the second trimester shall be protected."

ITEM E: The (State/Autonomous Zone) Public Code of Law in (insert jurisdiction name here) shall have the following clause added: "All abortions within (insert jurisdiction name here) are protected."

## Addendum 21-2

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*Addendum 21-2 was initially passed as the Decleration of Independence Resolution.*

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**WHEREAS,** the Federation of the Internet is subsidiary to no other nation and,

**WHEREAS,** the Federation of the Internet has been perceived as and treated geopolitically as a lesser state dominated by the Kingdom of Asula due to a loss in conflict and,

**WHEREAS,** the Federation of the Internet must fight to keep its own sovereignty and,

**WHEREAS,** the Federation of the Internet ought to make a significant advancement in its own independence and,

**WHEREAS,** the best way to do this currently is a Declaration of Independence and an economic boycott, be it

**RESOLVED,** by the Parliament of the Federation of the Internet that the Federation of the Internet is a free and sovereign state with not subservience to nor any obedience nor respect to/for any other foreign power and any nation which seeks to subserviate the Federation shall be treated as a geopolitical foe. The Federation of the Internet solemnly and faithfully declares that it is an independent state.

**FURTHER RESOLVED,** that the Government of the Federation of the Internet shall engage in no commerce with, provide no military aide to, nor any economic relief towards the Kingdom of Asula, and that corporations operating within the Federation of the Internet cease all trade with Asula.