Sovereignty Manifesto

Each signatory nation affirms its supreme and inalienable right to self-governance, free from interference by supranational bodies, international organizations, or foreign powers. No international treaty, agreement, or convention shall supersede the constitutional rights and democratic processes of sovereign nations. We reject any claim by the United Nations, World Health Organization, World Economic Forum, or any other global institution to exercise authority over our national laws, regulations, or domestic affairs. Our sovereignty is inherent, not granted, and cannot be surrendered or delegated without the explicit consent of our citizens through legitimate democratic processes.

The United Nations Agenda 2030 and its 17 Sustainable Development Goals represent a comprehensive blueprint for global governance that threatens national sovereignty, economic freedom, and individual liberty. We categorically reject this agenda and call for the immediate withdrawal of all binding commitments to its implementation. The SDGs, despite their benign-sounding rhetoric, constitute a totalitarian framework designed to centralize control over energy, food, finance, healthcare, education, and virtually every aspect of human life. Under the guise of "sustainability" and "equity," these goals enable unelected bureaucrats to dictate policies that erode national independence and individual freedom.

We reaffirm our unwavering commitment to the fundamental rights enshrined in our national constitutions, including but not limited to freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of assembly, the right to bear arms, property rights, due process, and equal protection under the law. No international human rights treaty, convention, or declaration shall be interpreted to diminish, abridge, or override these constitutional protections. Where conflicts arise between international obligations and constitutional rights, the constitution shall prevail without exception.

Signatory nations affirm their absolute right to control their monetary systems, currencies, and financial infrastructure. We categorically reject Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) that enable totalitarian surveillance and control over individual economic activity. The power to issue currency, regulate banking, and establish monetary policy resides exclusively with national governments and their constitutional processes. No international financial institution may compel the adoption of digital currencies, cashless systems, or financial surveillance mechanisms that violate citizen privacy and economic freedom.

We assert the fundamental and inalienable right of every individual to medical freedom, bodily autonomy, and informed consent. No government, international organization, or medical authority may mandate medical interventions, including but not limited to vaccines, testing, treatments, or surveillance systems. The International Health Regulations and WHO Pandemic Treaty represent unprecedented threats to medical freedom and national sovereignty. Signatory nations reject any provisions of these instruments that would enable international health authorities to impose binding mandates on sovereign populations.

Signatory nations commit to immediate withdrawal from, and cessation of funding for, international organizations that have demonstrated patterns of corruption, mission creep, and anti-democratic governance. This includes but is not limited to: The World Health Organization (WHO), which has become a tool for pharmaceutical interests and authoritarian control; The United Nations and its affiliated agencies, which consistently violate the sovereignty of member states; The World Economic Forum (WEF) and similar organizations that seek to impose technocratic control over democratic nations.

This manifesto establishes the framework for an Alliance of Sovereign Nations—a voluntary association of free countries committed to mutual defense of sovereignty, economic cooperation based on reciprocity, and cultural exchange rooted in respect for national identity. Unlike supranational organizations that seek to erode national borders and homogenize cultures, this Alliance respects the unique character, traditions, and governance structures of each member nation. Membership is voluntary, and nations may exit at any time without penalty.