07-23-2019, 07:50 AM
HereOnThePrimalEdge - Not sure if there's been any turnover since 2016 but I would guess it's generally representative of the body.
There were a couple dozen who dropped out (which is noted in the attendees list) many over the possibility of allowing for Federal Recognition instead of full independence.
That said, there are certain skills and backgrounds you'd like to see among people who embark on new ground, whether it's a wagon train or a constitutional convention.
It would be interesting to see a quick tally on occupations of those involved as there are several lawyers, government officials, business professionals, teachers, military, students, etc.. At first glance, the group appeared to have a wide diversity of backgrounds which to me seems useful. I myself enjoy the personal statement of Bronson Kaahui (who is active on social media on TMT, Sovereignty, & other political issues): "Don’t listen to any BS coming from any “delegate” or “candidate.” Force the debate and force them to answer questions. No exceptions."
There were a couple dozen who dropped out (which is noted in the attendees list) many over the possibility of allowing for Federal Recognition instead of full independence.
That said, there are certain skills and backgrounds you'd like to see among people who embark on new ground, whether it's a wagon train or a constitutional convention.
It would be interesting to see a quick tally on occupations of those involved as there are several lawyers, government officials, business professionals, teachers, military, students, etc.. At first glance, the group appeared to have a wide diversity of backgrounds which to me seems useful. I myself enjoy the personal statement of Bronson Kaahui (who is active on social media on TMT, Sovereignty, & other political issues): "Don’t listen to any BS coming from any “delegate” or “candidate.” Force the debate and force them to answer questions. No exceptions."