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Mission
Model
Agenda
Background

MISSION

The World Organization of Associated Sovereign Independent States -- World-OASIS -- is an international organization dedicated to the advancement and continued independence and viability of the small independent nation states under financial and economic attack by the large nation states such as the U.S., the U.K., France, Germany, etc., under the guise of "the war on terrorism", "the war on drugs", "money laundering" and other "financial crimes".

OASIS is committed to the principles of political and economic freedom worldwide, the free flow of persons and capital worldwide, and reducing the political and economic power and control of the large nation-states over the smaller nation-states and individuals worldwide.

For background information regarding the genesis of the idea and the impetus for forming OASIS, there are several sources. One of the most important is the book 'The Sovereign Individual' by James Dale Davidson and Sir William Rees-Mogg.">

MODEL

The organizational model for OASIS is similar to that of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), except as discussed below.

"OPEC is an intergovernmental organization dedicated to the stability and prosperity of the petroleum market, as enshrined in the OPEC Statute.   OPEC Membership is open to any country which is a substantial net exporter of oil and which shares the ideals of the Organization."

Other possible organizational models are the United Nations (U.N.), the Organization of American States (OAS), the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), etc.   I've considered the OAS model, for comparison, and have settled on a modified OPEC model.

OPEC, except for its token concession to political correctness in modern times, the OPEC Fund, has as its single-minded purpose the advancement and viability of its Member Countries.  The vehicle for this is influencing petroleum prices by (attempting to) controlling the supply through quotas assigned to Member Countries.  While not functioning perfectly because there are other major producing nations that are not members and because of, shall we say, "fudging" by Member Countries at various times, undoubtedly the Member Countries are better off in receiving commensurate value for their resources than if there were not an OPEC.

Other organizations such as the UN and OAS are comprised of nations with generally no mutual interests -- a conglomeration of large nations, small nations, wealthy nations, poor nations, somewhat free nations, and outright totalitarian nations.   The only common objective I can see is that of the ruling elite, which is simply world domination, promoted by the major nations and aided by whichever third-world puppet "diplomat" is crowned Secretary General du jour.

OASIS Member Countries would have as a common interest the maintenance of their independence and sovereignty and the continued viability of their main or major "industry" -- providing "tax haven" and various financial and business services offshore to businesses and individuals having some exposure to the high-tax, high-control would-be rulers of the world.

A major difference, however, between the OPEC model and OASIS is that OPEC was founded in, shall we say, an "adversarial" manner vis-a-vis the petroleum companies operating in their nations.  In contrast, there is a profound mutual interest between OASIS Member Countries and legitimate businesses and professionals operating banks, trust and IBC functions, etc., in their countries.

OASIS type countries do not have a physical commodity in their business and financial services, but there is certainly no lack of demand for such services.  If there were not, the high-tax, high-control nations, such as those of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), would not be so desperate to quash the availability of the services offered in OASIS type countries.

The objective of OASIS is not to control (limit) the supply and prices of business and financial services, but to increase both the supply and demand of such services, and to ensure the continued availability of those services as provided by businesses and professionals in OASIS type countries by way of those countries regaining and maintaining their sovereignty and independence.

AGENDA

To accomplish the OASIS mission, I suggest agenda items such as the following, but not limited to the following, to be pursued by OASIS.  These items fall into two main categories:   First, increase the political, social, economic and financial freedom and sovereignty of individuals and small nation states relative to the large nation states (for brevity, hereinafter referred to as the OECD) and second, decrease the power of the OECD over individuals and small nation states.

I suggest the main emphasis be placed on "cyberspace" methods designed to make the control attempts of the OECD superfluous.   (See the review of and link 1 and link 2 to The Sovereign Individual by Davidson and Rees-Mogg, for more information and reviews.)

Selected and concerted political action could be useful.
Aggressive promotion of services to potential customers in order to both increase the business base and create a larger political constituency would be probably even more useful.
Specific recommendations include:

• Encourage legitimate banking, investment, trust, etc., services.  Discourage scams.  Establish a commission as a function of OASIS to ensure against fraud and corruption on the part of service providers operating from or domiciled in OASIS Member Countries
   
• Encourage secure communications, facilitating encrypted e-mail, fax, telephone messages, to thwart OECD intrusions such as ECHELON and CARNIVORE.  This could also include developing and/or using satellite communications provided by other than OECD nations or associated corporations.
   
• Promote and support the advancement -- robustness and ease of use -- of cryptography and the more widespread use of cryptography.   Promote, support and/or host cryptography and other privacy related conferences.  Disseminate widely information regarding cryptography and privacy.
   
• Support privacy organizations worldwide, like Postal Watch in the U.S., and especially those concerned with electronic privacy, such as The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC), and others.
   
• Encourage secure physical mail (postal services) by developing and promoting the use of tamper-proof and tamper-evident mailing wrappers.  Encourage alternate physical means of delivery other than the OECD postal monopolies.   Encourage the use of blind addresses, with appropriate safeguards, to and from entities in OASIS Member Countries.   Establish contingency delivery plans in case of embargo by the OECD.   (Consider that U.S. citizens determined to physically visit Cuba have managed to do so.)
   
• Support individuals, organizations, and politicians in the United States that are concerned with economic freedom and financial privacy (primarily libertarian and some conservative).
   
• Develop and/or use alternate real money systems, interfacing as necessary with the OECD and other fiat money systems, to faciliate money movements and investment with increasingly less dependence on the manipulated OECD fiat money systems such as the US$, the Euro, etc.   One such, based on gold/silver/platinum/palladium is e-gold.   I understand there is (or there was an attempt to develop) another for use by some of the Arab nations.   A money system based on reality, and thus not subject to the degree of manipulation possible with the totally fiat monies of OECD nations and others, would be a worldwide boon if offered or supported by OASIS nations.   Such a money could be based on a "basket" of goods and services -- like a commodity index -- comprising a combination of ounces of gold, barrels of oil, bushels of wheat, megawatts of electricity, etc.
   
• Establish the OASIS News Agency (OASISNA).  This will be a news and public relations bureau designed, on one hand, to sidestep and counteract the OECD propaganda regarding the "evils of money laundering" and other "illicit financial transactions" and "financial crimes".  And on the other hand, it would promote the political and financial advantages of "going offshore" to the target audience of potential clients of OASIS Member Country businesses.   OASISNA will target the small daily and weekly newspapers and e-journals worldwide, directly, in their own languages, bypassing the NWO (OECD) owned or controlled wire services and large daily newspapers.  Establish a high-profile world wide web presence, surpassing even that of those like Matt Drudge, WorldNetDaily.com, NewsMax.com, etc.
   
• Streamline the paperwork requirements for establishing trusts, IBCs, banking and brokerage accounts, etc., and encourage "retail" pricing by banks and others of their services in order to attract a larger client base from the OECD and other high-tax, high-control nations.   Establishing a large middle-class, not just wealthy, client base will do much to ensure the continued viability and sovereignty and independence of the OASIS Member Countries.
   
• Finally, OASIS may even consider the feasibility of mutual economic and military aid -- even considering unconventional defensive means -- to counter OECD economic blackmail and embargoes and military adventures (such as in Panama, Kosovo, etc.)  "United we stand; divided we fall."

BACKGROUND AND HISTORY

For background information regarding the genesis of the idea and the impetus for forming OASIS, there are several sources.  One of the most important is the book "The Sovereign Individual" by James Dale Davidson and Sir William Rees-Mogg.   ( Click here and/or here for more information.)

2000 June 28 -- OASIS founded.
2000 August 5 -- OASIS e-gold account established.
2000 August 9 -- world-oasis.org URL registered.
2000 August 9 -- trademarks established:
     "OASIS"
     "World-Oasis"
     "The Organization of Associated Sovereign Independent States"
     "The World Organization of Associated Sovereign Independent States"