Re: [WDDM] Parties and Politics

["Jiri Polak" <jiri.polak(at)swipnet.se>]

Hello,
in Czech Republic, we have a very straightforward project: We have published
a Citizens? Constitution written by ourselves (amendment of the existing
Constitution). Stage 2: Discussions, penetration into the media and the
public. Stage 3: force the Parliament to put our draft to a referendum. No
doubt about the outcome. Stage 4 - if authorized by referendum, the new
Constitution will lay the foundation of a new political system replacing the
current one. Our strategy might include even street demonstrations and the
like. We have a certain tradition of throwing power-holders down from a
window. Maybe we could do that again, regrettably only in effigy.
Sincerely                  Jiri Polak
----- Original Message -----
From: "Pras Anand" <mrpras(at)googlemail.com>
To: <wddm@world-wide-democracy.net>
Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2006 3:35 AM
Subject: Re: [WDDM] Parties and Politics


> I wanted to add from the comments from the guy from greece, there are a lot
> of people interested (or talking about being interested) about eDemocracy.
> How about we use their words as a way of creating solutions that work for
> everyone? It's one thing to talk about necessary change, but enacting the
> change through projects demonstrates the actual potentials. I'd like to see
> more experimental projects which illustrate the concepts in actions. Anyone
> doing that here? I'd like to talk with you!