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A short YouTube proclamation by Jim Penman ("King Jim the First") announcing the creation of an independent micronation called Jimland, declaring secession from the state of Victoria, Australia, and inviting people to become citizens by submitting a fee that will be donated to Men's Shed for mental-health causes. The video outlines intended national trappings (currency, flag, stamps, royal titles, knighthoods, banquets, royal sites like "Jim Henge"), proclaims social rules (e.g., citizens must name their firstborn "Jim"), and states an intent to rejoin Australia as part of Tasmania. The tone is playful/performance and ceremonial.

Questions this video answers

July 9, 2024.

Jim Penman, styling himself as 'King Jim the First'.

Victoria (state of Victoria, Commonwealth of Australia).

Men's Shed (proceeds donated to Men's Shed for mental-health causes).

All citizens must name their firstborn 'Jim' (including girls, who may be called 'Jimima').

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