Mark Hamilton explains the Twelve Visions Party's constitutional foundation, arguing that limiting government to one core function—protection—will create prosperity like Ford's assembly line created efficiency. He's drafting a binding contract for all party candidates to enforce this single rule.
I'll take a moment here to talk about the constitution to the 12 visions party.
When you get down to the irreducible fundamental of something, often a paradigm shift occurs. I'm going to draw an analogy here to Henry Ford, and.
His great invention.
Came from getting down to the irreducible fundamental of the division of labor. He got the division of labor down to that fundamental of the single movement, the rivet man, driving in rivets on the assembly line.
Well, that concept of not bringing the workers to the work, but bringing the work to the workers, the assembly line.
Of course, that changed everything. That caused a huge prosperity explosion.
Well, there's a similarity. There's an analogy here to the constitution of the twelve Visions Party.
The constitution of the twelve Visions Party with the prime law gets down to the irreducible fundamental of protection.
And there, at the fundamental level, a paradigm shift will occur. And I'll get into this as we go through this meeting.
The fundamental concept here is that we are not going to let the lawmakers manage the laws.
Instead, the prime law is going to manage the lawmakers. And that will change everything, as we'll see here. And the result of that is going to be a huge prosperity explosion.
So let us now take a close look at the political party itself. For a long time, I dreaded starting this political movement because we're dealing with man. Man has faults. Man has mysticisms, temptations, ego, drawn toward greed, drawn toward corruption and dishonesty.
People, even the most neotech people, have their bubbles of mysticism. They're entrapped in a society that's full of illusions. And they just may not have enough insights or knowledge or integrated thinking to know what's right and wrong.
They're just not able to integrate deeply enough. There's just too many things blocking those integrations in the society. There's just any number of problems, not to mention that man has faults. Like I said, it's driven by sometimes greed and ego. So.
Even some of the prominent neotech people I know will contact me and say, mark.
Listen to this. They'll go into a position, a political position, and I'll just be sitting back in disbelief saying, they are so far off. How did this happen? And then I have to go through the process of going to the deeper integrations.
How could a political party ever work? I struggled with that for years.
That was when I realized that a fundamental change had to occur. And that is the fundamental decision making had to come away from the party members and go into the prime law.
As I said earlier, we do not let the party members manage the party, so to speak. We have the party manager manage the party members. And as you'll see, to do this, I've developed, or I am developing a contract that all party members who run for office will sign. That contract.
Will hold them true to the prime law.
Every decision they make will have to hold true.
To the prime law.
Now doing that, the political party will work beautifully.
