World Citizenship

[David Merrill]

Interestingly, I had been ruminating over a more lucid comprehension over both New York's and Georgia's perspective on the matter.

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Under the Articles of Confederation, unanimous consent of the states was required. They did not have unanimous consent of the states. However it took only 9 states to admit a new colony.

This is nearly direct to World Citizenship but I am taking this over to Patroons of New York. What you have shown me is that Dr. Dale LIVINGSTON may not have been talking about an improper quorum for New York, but rather an improper quorum for the States of the Union?

Rhode Island is missing all right! - And it says:

By the unanimous consent of the states present...

[Louis Holger]

Has anyone ever heard of a world citizenship passport?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Passport

I have one, along with a World Birth Certificate, World Citizen Registration Card, and World ID. I have yet to travel outside of the country with my World Passport. My plan is to first visit countries that openly accept the World Passport. That way I can have stamps as proof of entry and acceptance by countries past in order to more easily convince boarder agents to grant me access to the country.

[Louis Holger]

Has anyone ever heard of a world citizenship passport?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Passport

Yes I have one. Type world service authority into your search engine.