• CSU - Charitable Structured Union, Full
  • CSU Essay Introduction
  • CSU Overview
  • Background to CSU requirement
    • Power in Wrong Hands
    • How did they get so much wealth?
    • How do you change the financial system?
      • Why not Bitcoin and other Crypto?
      • How can that work?
      • How can we protect ourselves and ensure those in our system use our system?
      • Do you need powerful people?
    • Let's Go - where do we start?
  • CSU - #1 Comms & IT
    • Communication is the Imperative 
    • Getting Started Right Now
    • Comms Mesh solutions
      • How not to do it
    • How to model your Communication Community
    • Two Tiers of Networking.
      • Tier 1
      • Tier 2
    • Belt and Braces Emergency Comms
    • Implementing either Comms Tier.
  • CSU - #2: Coupons - a system of credit
    • Sample Specification
    • Identity Key
      • Hashing
    • Keep it KISSASS, downplay it to be like Vouchers 
  • CSU - #3: Structure & Rules
    • Voting
    • CSU Charter Sample
      • Oath of Commitment
      • Limitation of individual Power
      • Deescalation
      • Code Of Conduct in Coupon Use
      • Code Of Conduct in Communication
    • CSU Welfare
    • CSU Arbitration
  • CSU - #4: Security Systems
    • Requirements
    • Training
    • IT Security Contingent
      • Electronic Isolation
      • Remote Controlled Vehicles
    • Protests:
  • CSU Sample Tech & Structures
    • Sample CSU Comms Mesh Protocol (CMP)..
      • Notes on #CMP ..
    • Sample CSU Role Structure
      • Simplified Truncated Hierarchies
      • Sample Comms Department Hierarchy
    • Version Control
  • CSU - in conclusion
    • Disclaimer

CSU Essay Introduction

This essay is your 🧧"Little Red Book" - a sample plan for you to follow and help with your survival.

You (especially in the US) need an alternative Structure within society to reclaim your liberty and to resist persecution. We drafted what we call CSU -- Charitable Structured Union. Download the latest PDF here! This is for YOU, not for us - it's safe, legal and inhibits any profiting - including our own. YOU collectively manage and control the plan.

In these increasingly dystopian times, where Martial Law, Curfews, Purges, Vax House Arrests (links take you to examples of it already happening) are just around the corner, you will need a plan to ensure you can communicate, organize, protest, stay safe, police through sanctions, trade safely among yourselves. The Four Mainstays are:

    ☎️Comms - the highest priority
    💰Coupons - to ensure you can eat
    🏭Structure - to organize yourselves
    👮‍♂️Security - protection from BLM etc

For those that feel things will not worsen, please know that the US is already well down the path of a communist styled coup and is now in the latter stages of political prisoners, kangaroo courts, censorship, comms outage, marauding paid thugs, supply starvation. Right now (Nov 2021) a new build up between the US and Russia is taking place in the Ukraine, not to mention Xi's belligerence. Biden is looking for any excuse! The Cabal has invested much time and resource into this coup -- they didn't rig an election, control the law and MSM, just to let Trump return and drain their swamp. They will do whatever it takes including wars and more bio weapons.

When curfews etc come, we predict chaos, mafia-esque militias, random violence. On Dec 11 2021, Mike Adams puts it like this.. "People who have seen the dark side of human behavior know that society is perpetually on the verge of total collapse into anarchy and lawlessness... and that such a plunge would unleash the darkest parts of the reptilian psyche in those who are cornered into desperation and fear. The coming cyber attacks and financial disruptions will plunge many cities into the very kind of chaos and mayhem that criminals thrive on." - Full featured articled here.

Thus, organize and be prepared - as Brand says in the 5 second video below, "before it is too late".

(Excerpt from full video HERE)..

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As far as we know, this is the first such plan. Take it, copy it, get ideas from it. Be Ready! Be Safe!

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CSU Overview

You need an alternative Structure within society in order to reclaim your liberty. It will ensure you can communicate, organize, resist, stay safe, trade safely among yourselves. This essay is our complete Blueprint for YOU to implement as soon as you feel you need to.

Nothing illegal. We call it CSU:-- Charitable Structured Union. Think of it as a Charitable Corporation.

These are the Four Essentials to reclaim your liberty -- 1. intel & comms 2. exchange system 3. structure + rules 4. security.

These have since been simplified to 1 Comms, 2 Coupons, 3 Structure, 4 Security.

Whatever you wish to be known as -- conservatives, republicans, patriots, etc -- You / we need a safe haven where you can promote the values civilization. without fear of being targeted and picked off one by one. They that oppose such a simple aspiration are driving us away from civilization. In short we are the civil, they are the uncivil. Those that cheat and lie to deny truth and democracy, that deliberately repel freedom of speech and choice, that oppress the real principles of liberty, are trying to make us all uncivilized and their ways will lead to individual misery and social ruin. The rest who just go with the flow, spoon fed by the media, they are sadly the Great Unaware, at worst the negligent or lost. Their negligence is our collective downfall and we need to make them start questioning and wake up from their slumber.

In the context of restoring Civility, look at the above Four Essentials and consider this:

1. intel & comms -- You need to be able to communicate freely and privately, keep ledgers of status etc. See also ICT on yellings.
2. exchange system -- You need your own medium of exchange mainly to manage yourselves and to prevent control by the super rich.
   
3. structure + rules -- You need to organize behind a code of conduct to provide structure, unity and clarity
   
4. security systems -- and finally you need to establish your own security systems for your new Charity because you, including anyone we can awaken, will be the custodians of the CSU.

Note how these are ordered by importance. Nothing will work without 1 Comms. Nothing can be structured without 2 Coupons. Security cannot be achieved without 3 Structure.

This is a blueprint or template for that Charitable Structure. It will need YOU to create databases, comms systems, and simplified (minimal crypto) DeFi blockchain -- all decentralized and all governed by "we the people" in this, YOUR, International Charity for Liberty.

It's important to note that it is not exclusive - there can be more than one CSU.. but to qualify as a CSU, their charter must call for a unified response to purges and persecution, and must make inter-trading simple and attractive to and from other Chapters with the same values.

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Background to CSU requirement

Before exploring the mechanics of CSU, thanks to Russel bringing a sense of urgency in the below vlog, we will look at where we are going and why. #CSU is a blueprint for "YOU the PEOPLE" to take back control - just as Russel urges you to do above.

Russel says it well in this 5 second excerpt (from full video HERE)..

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Power in Wrong Hands

Russel Brand gives a stirring analysis of the giga wealthy in the above link.. albeit he is focusing on "wealth" which is a simple construct without examining the true issue here being "power". He asserts that 1% of people now hold more wealth than all the middle classes combined. However, if you think of it as power instead of wealth, you can better grasp the problem. With so much power they can continue to ensure that they and their dynasties only continue to accrue more power and wealth. This is as evidenced by

• the 2020 election manipulation,
  
• the ongoing suppression of opposing voices (eg: we are completely blocked by google unless you actually type in or full website name),
  
• the power of political lobbying,
  
• the judiciary (buying a given outcome is simply a matter of covering lawyers in money)
  

.. in short, they are the ones in charge, not our elected officials.

They have literally subverted the economic system. That's why taxes on the wealthy, aimed at leveling the playing field, have turned upside down - the less well off you are the more tax you pay. That's what government does - it governs, it regulates. But when 1% becomes more powerful than governments, then they just change the tax laws and even change the rules...

How did they get so much wealth?

Short answer, the Fed printed it and dispersed it, mainly as welfare for us "plebs", but the fact these giga wealthy control our systems, supply chains and communications, means that it all ended up in their back pockets.

One Youtube commentator, "CsehCsaba", in the above video link states "The FED printed  1/5 part of all existing dollars in 2020! In 2020-2021 together they printed 1/4 of all existing dollars...it's more printing than in the last hundred years combined". We should add that they printed about the same amount in 2008 during the credit crunch -- which is when the financial system went through a complete metamorphoses into a print, print, print era by bailing out banks instead of letting them fail. It made sense to the extent we avoided a repeat of the Great Depression.

This printing should have brought about hyper inflation. Why it didn't appears to be because these giga-wealthy 1% seem to have been smart enough to not dump it on the economy - so for you and I, money is kept in short supply. They are holding it as a weapon of power over us, regulating how much we can have so that we are always hungry for it -- and that's how they leverage the power of "their" money.

Money is for trading, a medium of exchange, and a means of reward. It was never intended to be a weapon of power in itself.

How do you change the financial system?

Simple -- Stop using it. Use a different system of credit. See #2 in our 4 CSU mainstays - 1 Comms, 2 Coupons, 3 Structure, 4 Security.

A system of vouchers could operate a little similar to a hybrid of DeFi and Stablecoin systems to allow legitimate trade internally between yourselves and avoid illegitimate trading from the wealthy.

Why not Bitcoin and other Crypto?

Because Bitcoin is unmanaged, becoming increasingly regulated, and it has already fallen into the hands of the giga wealthy. See also Hillary Clinton reveals dark potential of crypto � RT Business News You need a MANAGED system of coupon based credit so that everyone has opportunity and so that the giga wealthy can no longer pull your strings.

Notice that not only are we saying forget crypto, we are not calling it a currency or money or even finances. Instead we are calling it a System of Vouchers using Coupons or even Gift Cards. Why? Because Vouchers and Coupons are already in extensive use by all trade outlets large and small, corporate retailers, etc. For this reason, they cannot logically regulate it externally, under the laws of the land (which of course they can if it is deemed to be a currency). Even your mobile phone airtime is a coupon system.

How can that work?

You will need to form and abide by a set of trade rules (that you create and administer) that include a commitment to not using anyone else's currency except as prescribed in your rules. That way, overnight, you have made their riches powerless. These rules are of course #3 in our 4 CSU mainstays - 1 Comms, 2 Coupons, 3 Structure, 4 Security.

McAfee also recognized the need for a commitment to not using anyone else's currency - see The Declaration of Currency Independence | A Team McAfee Project (cryptocurrencynews.com) - but McAfee made the mistake of embracing Bitcoin and not structuring it in some way that it can be decentralized (#DeFi), unregulated (except by you) and managed.

If this system is properly followed, and if enough people join this charitable structure, sanctions on the giga wealthy will hold great influence -- eventually, they won't be able to travel or even eat until they have paid their dues and shared their wealth.

How can we protect ourselves and ensure those in our system use our system?

Of course you will need security. And that brings us to #4 in our 4 CSU mainstays - 1 Comms, 2 Coupons, 3 Structure, 4 Security. Security will also serve to ensure the unelected powerful do not bypass the structure of your charity, and then intimidate you (through their BLM etc) or pick you off one by one (as they do with their law and enforcement systems - Eg: Hal - FBI raids house, terrorizes family of mom who protested local school board, elections - and as recent news of more severe Covid emerges. so will lock downs and purges).

Do you need powerful people?

No! You need powerful positions, not powerful people. Then how will you have the Amazon's, Google's, Microsoft's of the world? By a share system which is governed to prevent excessive wealth pooling. This concept of powerful positions, not powerful people, is why the US constitution demands a maximum of 2 presidential terms. CSU's Structure (for which this blueprint only outlines) will very much allow this system of recycled positions.

Let's Go - where do we start?

We start with #1 in our 4 CSU mainstays - 1 Comms, 2 Coupons, 3 Structure, 4 Security. As we noted prior, none of the latter 3 mainstays will work without it.

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CSU - #1 Comms & IT

You need to be able to communicate freely and reliably to operate your own Coupons, Structure, Security. So - Focusing in on point 1 of the 4 mainstays in 1 Comms, 2 Coupons, 3 Structure, 4 Security - lets look on how we suggest YOU implement this.

Communication is everything. It includes all things "IT" (Information Technology) including a reliable means of storing and accessing info. Obviously a credit system cannot function without that. Nor can you organize or be secure without it. But it must be done inclusively and robustly.

Communication is the Imperative 

So, perhaps surprisingly, Secure Communication is the HIGHEST PRIORITY. Nothing else on the #CSU list works without it. Note we have said it does not need to be encrypted - better not to be. Encryption itself attracts attention. It also allows the demon of secrecy to destroy us from within .. Of course some communication and data storage does need to be private - but do not make the mistake of encouraging this.. just encrypt in your own syntax or code what needs to be kept private. People have a right to criticize the use of keeping secrets and that must be made a virtue in CSU's Structure. Keeping secrets is sometimes a necessary evil, but it is an evil - it is a double edged sword - a power for both good and evil.

Getting Started Right Now

The rest of this section will get rather technical, so first of all, some basic points. Note that your trusty mobile phone is wide open to tracking and eavesdropping - and can be shut down at the flick of a button. That said, GAB & Telegram are excellent beginner solutions while ever not targeted.

Go out (now) and buy CB (Citizens Band) Radio equipment or Walkey Talky UHF.

CB

The more powerful vehicle based CB ones are recommended (and are as used by "Truckies" who are very likely to be supportive of this kind of use). Don't overload the networks with gossip, but do use them sparingly and infrequently to get to know them and who else is out there that can help. Don't forget that CB is easily jammed (and monitored) by malevolent authorities.

Standard CB's with whip antennae have a reliable range of around 3 miles, but if you choose your spot with line of sight, can exceed 20 miles.

Unfortunately, handheld versions of CB are rare and large. This is because they use the 27MHz range which requires larger aerials (and the smaller ones therefore are less efficient). Eg: Here. However, their portability and battery power (not dependent on mains) makes them a sound choice.

UHF

Perhaps better still then is the more consumer targeting UHF radios using PMR446, FRS462, GMRS. A good beginner article is HERE. The FRS462 seems the best standard. These standards identify not just the frequency (462MHz) but the method of modulation and band splicing. The best thing about these is they are super cheap and portable, but their range is short - 1 to 2km. Example Here. You can buy more powerful ones (more expensive of course) that offer larger transmit ranges. Eg: Here (boasting 60 miles line of sight). You can buy very low cost children's versions which may be OK in emergency, but in our experience the quality is lacking and the frequencies "drift" making the range drop dramatically over time.

The issue we have with these UHF radios is complexity and compatibility. Will yours be compatible with your neighbors? What if their complex chipsets are spiked (made inoperable by a remote command)? However, the spike thing is unlikely and the compatibility can be overcome.

Comms Mesh solutions

First a note of caution... You are trying to put together a self-growing system of communication and organization. So lets start with

How not to do it

Gab, in trying to make a "new alternative society" are doing 3 things wrong...

1. The make it exclusive to christian conservatives (exclusion is never a good ploy over inclusion - it is also ignorant of people's right to seek spiritual guidance [or not] as they see fit and hence just begging for persecution)
2. They are making a system that is dependent on the internet, and the internet is not in their control - it can EASILY be switched off.
   
3. As it is a social broadcast network, it's like putting your microphone in your bedroom - everyone can hear everything you say.
4. There is an assumption that Gab will be owned by and governed by Gab's founder. Not YOU.
   

Avoid these pitfalls. It's a community thing. No one should profit from the CSU system itself. It's all for one and one for all - individuals for everyone and everyone for individuals.

How to model your Communication Community

We recommend YOU (not us, but whoever is available after it becomes blindingly obvious you need to regroup) create an "Open Mic" (or more like "Open Texting") Comms Mesh with Moderated Groups, similar to Telegram or Discord, that invites frivolous banter through to serious instruction.

Your technology must be adaptive and there must be an assumption your normal means of communication (web, phone) could be shut down. We will skip this for now and come back to it in #Tier 1 and #Tier 2 below, in the next section.

For the sake of our Blueprint, we will also avoid heavy technical specifications, but we suggest it be modeled on an "open telegraph wire" approach to comms meshing (see tiers below) or like a "Broadcast" from a radio station, but like a radio, there will be different frequencies that you can listen in to. However, unlike a broadcast, anyone can interject and and add. This is synonymous with meetings -- it may be a group in a public hall, or one to one being aware others can drop in and hear you.

For a sample protocol adopting the KISSASS mantra (Keep it sharp, simple; avoid sly secrets), see (click) #CSU Comms Mesh Protocol further below.

Technically, an "open telegraph wire" approach to comms meshing is also more simple. There is little routing .. every message is forwarded. There has to be some routing to prevent ringing (a technician will understand that), but such a system is inherently safeguarded against failure points,and if forwarding is limited, it is inherently private.

Why Open Mic? Because there are already precedents and models around such a structure and its moderation. There is already a well established code of conduct. The best way is to keep it open and NOT encrypted - use old fashioned "code" if you need privacy. Encryption draws unwanted attention. Obviously the Encryption used in the HTTPS protocol is not strong and is broken by agencies ad-lib, so there is no point in complicating your mesh with it.

So instead, like a Telegraph wire, you should expect you ARE being tapped, you can expect your communication is NOT secure, and that way You (the user) all know where you stand right from the outset. Assume you are being tapped and you cannot go wrong.

As it expands, it will need more routing, possibly encryption, more supervisor and broadcast channel management (refer to our later 3 Structure - with how to communally manage such a thing). However, your first priority is to have a communication system - any system, as long as it is fail safe - even beating drums in morse!

Two Tiers of Networking.

Tier 1

Generally, you should be aiming for a Comms Mesh that can allow you begin to organize yourselves without ending up being on a CIA database. Hence, such communications are very two tier. The first tier is where we assume you still have access to electricity and computers. While ever that is the case, you need well conceived simple node to node communications to form a comms mesh so that it is not dependent on easily disabled websites and services (such as Amazon did when it wiped out Parler).

This can take the form of apps and executables that use standard TCP/IP (internet protocols) but has something like our sample #CSU Comms Mesh Protocol piggybacked on top.

The point of a Comms Mesh is that it does not depend on central servers. This means your discussions become private between you and your neighbors (albeit some steps will be needed to prevent basic sniffing techniques).

Here are a couple of tips for techies (needs some investment in time and money to roll out)..

• It is highly recommended someone writes some very low tech Server Mesh software using WiFi.
• This will require everyone interested learns how to configure their WiFi router to allow at least one incoming socket and reroutee it to the computer you use for the comms mesh.
  
• Houses well spaced apart may need directional high gain WiFi antennae.
• It is highly recommended you get at least one computer (or Raspberry Pi) in your house that is running a simple version of Linux.
  
• This is far less likely to be hacked / spiked by, for example, a Microsoft Update that shuts off all server sockets.
  
• This should have WINE on it (a framework that mimic a Microsoft Operating System)
  

Tier 2

The other tier is much more worrisome. You need to be able to operate under a complete comms blackout. A war could break out and you could find yourselves under Curfews and Marshall Law "overnight" and at any time. Your internet will be switched off, the servers as well as the local exchanges, and petrol will be rationed or stopped (notably, in the long term, disabling any vehicle based comms such as CB Radio).

(As an aside - Some of the less credible "prophets" say "don't worry, a blackout just means the Whitehats are in control - just wait". We are seeing the same PsyOps disinfo from telegram channels including ones professing to be McAfee, Keanu Reeves, John Durham, Mel Gibson, and lately even Sidney Powell - whose channel appears to have been hacked). Well, that is the worst possible advice. If you are suffering blackouts, you will lose your communications and you are easily picked off This 

There is, as we have been lamenting, a total lack of preparedness for such an event. Once they turn off your internet and mobile networks, they can pick you off one by one - armed or not.

Worse, if you rely on software to generate your "comms mesh", be aware they can "brick" or spike your PC (esp Microsoft OS's) and likely have done already - made to fail if not coupled to the internet for long enough (which is what Mandatory W10 updates do already .. which is a warning in itself). They may simply cut all power.

Belt and Braces Emergency Comms

We want to share some "belt and braces" communication methods. Means of warning yourselves if your neighborhood is being invaded for example.

• Print out Morse Code (print it out in case your computers and phones are bricked - see the simple chart above).
• If you are technical, consider creating something to interpret the binary of our basic alpha-numeric character set (just from 32 to 95). It is more intuitive, easier to build into computer programs, and if slow enough, can be deciphered by the human ear (as can Morse). Build your device using something that cannot be hacked such as an arduino.
  
• Equip yourselves with these methods of communicating..
  
• torches (nothing quite like morse over directed light - hard to detect).
  
• sound (a simple computer program that generates and "reads" sound).
• infrared (too technical for this discussion but electronics people will understand)
• Keep power bricks (batteries) charged in the event you may be able to set up a comms mesh using your mobile phone WiFi
  
• (hot spots etc - beyond the scope of this discussion - a programmer will know how, but by the time .
  

There are many ways of discretely communicating from house to house or road to road. Remember, we are looking for "private" methods. A good shortwave 2 way radio is great but it is also like painting a bullseye on top of your house. Don't forget, there will be those in your neighborhood more than happy to "shop" you (summon patrols and point you out so they can get essential food etc), so aim for one to one.

At some later point, we may share blueprints (that we have already worked on and prepared) for such communications, but in the meantime, be inventive. Think about using the power grid, spark transmitters, even the plumbing grid.

Implementing either Comms Tier.

To ensure there are one to one grids of communication, you need trust. You may have noticed we are thus jumping forward to #3, Structure - you need to identify people who you can trust, find ways of identifying each other which cannot be traced back to YOU. The simplest way is for everyone to adopt pseudonyms, but without management that will easily get out of control, you need some kind of simplified blockchain identity -- see #Identity Key later below.

We at Yellings may devise a simple comms mesh protocol (we have devised many before in our role as engineers), but ultimately it is up to you. We have to eat.

And so you ask yourself - Who will fund all this for you? Who has the time to do this?

Well that's up to YOU, especially in America. We offered to help but there is no enthusiasm. That means there will be a great deal of shock when Marshal Law and the blackouts come. That's mainly why we are doing this blueprint. After this, you may find yourself suddenly wondering why you did nothing while it was easy. After a while, you will see how the buck stops with you.

Remember - DO it Fast and Do it Big! There is no time to waste - we may have already lost much ground but we must try. It's up to YOU now.

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CSU - #2: Coupons - a system of credit

This is the second of our mainstays in 1 Comms, 2 Coupons, 3 Structure, 4 Security.

The next part of our #CSU Blueprint is Coupons - a system of credit and a medium of exchange. How can you regulate Structure and Security without it? Your union, your organization, your members, MUST abide by a rule to ONLY use whatever becomes your system of credit, your universally accepted Decentralized Finance credit system, as we have prescribed in detail above - click #set of trade rules. If you have people prepared to step outside of that bond, the system will collapse (such repeat offenders may have to be excluded at least until they show an understanding of the need to unite and respect for union). Without commitment, your charitable mission to liberate will fail. Of course a system of credit as described cannot work without strong, reliable communication and data handling as we described in #1, Comms.

As a union that is sworn to non-violence and operating within the existing legal framework, how else can you manage, restrain, sanction, enforce, reward and push back from wrong? Money is used to moderate and thus allow structure to materialize.

Sample Specification

We have been working on a simplified Coupon template. This must be specifically targeted at trade rather than investment, something that You can use to trade among fellow #CSU union members and a means by which you can unite against the giga wealthy and declaw their monopolies and their vice grip over you and your future.

Coupons will potentially be a good investment as they will be cheap to obtain initially, possibly becoming a stabilized value quite quickly suitable foe trading with rather than being a commodity that is itself traded. Over time, we see the dollar crashing (mainly because China and others are exploring Crypto and a reduced reliance on the dollar) making this a further good investment.

The appointed board (as oversight will be Decentralized) would sell the first of CSU Coupons at low rates to kick off your system of credit, but then will stabilize the Coupon values to match a range of currencies and commodities -- see Stablecoin. 

Where does the money used to buy Coupons go? It will be held as collateral to give the CSU Coupons "a backbone" reserve. The actual holdings should be distributed among key trustworthy members in accounts that are cross monitored.

All CSU members are Stakeholders and All own a portion of this reserve in proportion to the amount of CSU Coupons they hold.

Once stable, the rates for buying into it (buy-in rate) will depend on who you are -- it will be around a dollar per Coupon for people who qualify as #CSU Members. It will be considerably more for those that do not qualify. That is to say..

The CSU's principles will be upheld by ensuring a buy-in price of many multiples for anyone You CSU Members collectively label as harmful* to our union - such as anyone related to or operating within structures set up by Gates, Zuckerberg, Dorsey, senior MSM employees, immoral Dem politicians, etc. And don't forget, the buy-in is redistributed among CSU #Stakeholders - it does not go to any individual or CSU's founders (that would be too dangerous for us and You). *Footnote: "anyone we collectively label as harmful" will be done under a process of arbitration as determined by "3. Structure & Rules" from the Four CSU Mainstays. 

It must be remembered that constitutionally (according to your Charter), the value of Coupons is NOT as an investment opportunity but is rather, first and foremost, a system of credit and a medium of exchange. As said, it may be a good investment but that is not it's starting point.

All you have to do to uphold the CSU's principles is agree to the #CSU Charter that, wherever possible, you only trade among yourselves with CSU Coupons. This becomes in effect a Sanction against "anyone we collectively label as harmful". However, that Charter is separate to the use of CSU Coupons.

Identity Key

It must be noted that the core of any Finance system (and indeed any Voting system) is Identity. Therefore a system of uniquely identifying each #CSU Member must be put in place in such a way that allows for anonymity. Your CSU Membership is therefore a parallel but divergent identity to that given you by your society.

As yet that #system of uniquely identifying has yet to be defined, but we recommend Your CSU make use of such devices as

• palm and footprints (avoid fingerprints and face recognition as these are too public and too easily exploited by "the state").
  
• use of Hashing(as next) to create a one way cryptic #Identity Key of a persons lineage.
  

Hashing

Hashing is a cryptographic term meaning that your identity becomes an unrecognizable "hash up" of the primary data. It is considered "one way" in that if the same data is input each time into a specific hashing algorithm, you will always get the same Identity Key, but you can never reverse engineer the Identity Key to find out what the primary data was. In other words, you can use your Identity Key in a transaction by revealing it to others, but those others cannot "hack" it to find out who you really are.

Of course it is important that should a person lose their #Identity Key, that it can be recreated (else they would lose all Coupons attached to that identity). This hashing concept allows one to be able to recreate it, ie: to prove who they are, by inputting their personal lineage back into the same specific hashing algorithm and it should thus always spew out the same Identity Key.

The simplest way to think of such Hashing Algorithm, and indeed a technique that this CSU Blueprint endorses for simplicity and expediency, is to take a photo of yourself (or preferably your palm / foot print) and then blur it until you cannot identify the person or print in the picture. That is a simple one way hashing. The original images can be submitted to an arbitration board to ensure no duplicity or to prove your identity should the key be lost.

To reiterate - The simplest way to hash an image is to blur it (or shrink it and save it as a naturally blurry JPEG image). Whatever the method used to "hash" is, it must be repeatable, so if you used this method, you would have to set in stone the software used and the parameters (shrink ratio etc) including the operating system, screen resolution. Again, the idea is that you can prove the resulting hash originated from the original ID by repeating the process and obtaining a byte for byte identical hash, but it can be easily seen you can never use the hash to recreate an exact duplicate of the original ID.

This section of the Blueprint is up for debate. We are not crypto experts. Whatever process is used must be transparent and easily understood and replicated by anyone with a modicum of education and analytical skill, not just by a software elite. All software should be open source in as far as it is possible.

And excellent concept worthy of being merged with your Coupons is that of NFT's. This "Non-Fungible Token" also uses art or digital assets as a primary item, copyable but with defects. An excellent layman's intro is here NFTs, play-to-earn games, and why everyone hates them � RT Games & Culture.

Keep it KISSASS, downplay it to be like Vouchers 

Two principles: Anything involving money as an instrument of credit and trade is going to need to be 1/ complex enough to be reliable and reasonably abuse-proof. Make that your 1st maxim, but balance it with 2/ the KISSASS mantra (Keep it sharp, simple; avoid sly secrets).

These 2 principles can be found in all walks of life and decision making. When you are debating changes to a system, preferably by text exchanges and not by meetings (as we said earlier), always use these points to moderate the outcome.. Ask yourself -- does it need to be this complicated?

1. Is it complex enough to be reliable and reasonably abuse-proof?
2. Is it simple enough to be transparent and manageable?
   

..The old expression goes something like -- Any fool can complicate the hell out of something, but it takes genius to simplify.

To avoid your Coupons being targeted by the law and financial regulators, it should never be called money but rather be called a System of Vouchers with a view to it having the potential to take on a grander role. When we look around ourselves, we see Vouchers (gifts, perks, rewards), tokens (for meters, lockers, shop trolleys), food stamps, reward points, etc -- all acting outside of financial regulation. That is what we are aiming at to begin with. The time when it should evolve to become something more is when society's normal regulating mechanisms have disintegrated (or at least are worse than the structure that CSU aims to bring).

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CSU - #3: Structure & Rules

This is the third of our mainstays in 1 Comms, 2 Coupons, 3 Structure, 4 Security

You will need to, in effect, write yourselves a constitution. Within this structure there must be hierarchy, rules, honor, duty, devotion, a code of conduct. Collectively, we suggest this is called Your CSU Charter. There must be opportunity, transparency, accountability, and turnover (a lack of stagnancy in key positions -- ie: Those appointed to positions of authority must be recycled frequently).

See our #Samples of CSU Role Structure near end of this essay for the type of hierarchical structure we envisage you should adopt for your organization.

Note that we must avoid "law" and legal terminology, simply because your charity can have rules as most do, but it must not word them as laws as that brings it into conflict with the host society, which for all it's ills, must be acknowledged (not respected, not worshiped, just tolerated). Equally, avoid judicial terms and instead use Arbitration and Decision making structures.

In this ideal Structure you MUST hold logic, analysis and reason above all else. Reject those charismatic, attractive people with pearly loud voices who take control of meetings. If necessary, reduce your communication to lettering (electronic text). Do not allow forthright people to dominate meetings. Allow time for decisions to be made - hear the evidence, sleep on it, then as one vote and decide.

Consider this Charter to be an alternate, functional, ethics based system of control and organization that sits lawfully on top of society's decaying rule of law. Within this, you can start judging, fining, tabulating, restricting, disbarring, accounting. Think about Sports Law, Professional rules, Shariah Law(dubious), House Rules -- all these things can and do exist within the framework of society. If you are a sportsman, you can be fined, suspended, even disbarred. In a profession, you can be struck off. Even Contract Law has some divergence.

Voting

The central plank of decentralization is to hold votes on all matters including arbitration, reward, retribution etc - in that way there is no one person that can be targeted to intimidate or coerce or wreak vengeance on.

It must be noted that the core of any Voting system (and indeed of any finance system) is Identity. Therefore a system of uniquely identifying each member must be put in place in such a way that allows for anonymity. Your CSU Membership is therefore a parallel but divergent identity to that given you by your society.

As yet that #system of uniquely identifying has yet to be defined, but we recommend Your CSU make use of such devices as

• palm and footprints (avoid fingerprints and face recognition as these are too public and too easily exploited by "the state").
  
• use of hashing* to create a one way cryptic Identity Key of a persons lineage
  

For more, see #system of uniquely identifying.

It is recommended that voting rights be flexible -- one vote per person is fine when it comes to electing presidents, but does not make much sense when people are voting on the technical details of rules. Thus, a means of distributing voting rights according to knowledge is recommended.

CSU Charter Sample

• Oath of Commitment

• I, as a Member of the CSU movement, do swear to uphold this Charter in the spirit of honor, duty, devotion, and to abide by its code of conduct.
• I understand that the CSU Charter's function is to survive, grow and self govern, safely and without violence or coercion.
  
• To this end, I, as a Member of the CSU, do swear to uphold opportunity, transparency, accountability, fairness, and liberty.
• I accept that the CSU is a Hierarchical structure with grievance procedures.
• When exercising my authority, I must impart my reasoning and intent and never expect another person (in or out of CSU membership) to act without using their own discernment except as pre-agreed and as necessary for rapid response to security situations.
• Should such cooperation be withheld, I will use the Charter's Deescalation Clause to remedy🎈
  
• When experiencing another person's authority, I will expect of that person the courteous use of explanation as in the foregoing except as pre-agreed.
  
• Should such courtesy not be forthcoming, I will use the grievance procedures.
• When authority given to me permits, in making judgements or creating new rules, I will always ensure that the intent of this Charter is held sacred as near as possible to it's moral and ethical intent.
• When disseminating information, I promise to be accurate, to cite my knowledge, to speak without Conflict Of Interest (or at least cite your COI) and to use channels in keeping with the channel's priority (eg: no trivia on priority channels).
  
• While ever I am a member, I will give welfare and assistance, as well as expect welfare and assistance, in the time of trouble, regardless of whether or not I was negligent (fault is by an independent process of arbitration)
• As a member a CSU, I acknowledge there can be more than one CSU and will uphold non-exclusivity and non-competitiveness of  other CSU Chapters or other independent Chapters of the CSU movement.
  
• As such, where directed by my own Chapter by poll of the relevant hierarchy member, I commit to a reasonable unified response with another Chapter, in the event they are threatened, purged, persecuted, or attacked, physically or through sanctions, fines and theft.
  
• However, I understand that for another Chapter to qualify as a CSU, their charter must call for a reciprocal unified response, must have a transparent (sharable, non copyright) charter, and must make inter-trading simple and attractive to and from all other CSU Chapters.
  
• This understanding is only valid if the other Chapter is known to us beforehand.
  
• I swear an oath before God that I will not scam, steal, coerce, confidence-trick, lie, beg for money on false pretext, or to do anything illegal.
• Further, I swear I am committed to a non-violent society (inside and outside the CSU) that fully resists physical restraint, painful coercion, and any form of assault or detention unless it is essential for my immediate defense. In the event I am forced to attack as a means of defense, such an attack will be a proportionate response to a threat and that response will immediately cease once the foe is overcome.
  

• Limitation of individual Power

• When called upon to do so by majority rule or by the time a term in a role is set to end..
  
• I agree to relinquish my role - if by vote, then by a two thirds majority
  
• I agree to relinquish my role if I fail to perform a duty required by it, notwithstanding grey areas such as minor delays, misinterpretations, which can only require me to leave my role through due process and a two thirds majority vote. (The point of this is to invite cooperation and reasonable self resignation).
• I agree to use "common sense" (what seems reasonable and ethical) where this Charter is incomplete
• I agree to explain my use of "common sense" when requested to do so
  
• I accept the following safeguards to myself and agree to ensure these safeguards for all other members..
  
• I cannot be forced into a role, only out of it
• I expect those hierarchically under my role's authority ..
  
• to do as reasonably requested
• that they do not need to accept a demanding or threatening tone
• that they can question my authority through the arbitration structure
• that they can refuse my request in the knowledge that I my role may allow them to be moved to another role without malice
  
• I cannot be forced to perform an action required by a role, but I accept that not doing so may bring about my movement to another role
  
• That the ultimate sanction against me, of being disbarred from membership, will never be taken lightly or enacted frivolously
• I will not be targeted in a vengeful, vindictive or penal way for actions I took in a role I have since relinquished (this is not an amnesty but a powerful mitigation that must be taken into account in such an event).

• Deescalation

• The rule of Proportionate Response:
  
• Any attack or wrongdoing, physical, psychological on person or property, will be met by appropriate levels of resistance and hence will have not be driven by punitive excess.
  
• The rule of Deescalation:
  
• Any essential retaliation must always be designed to have less impact on the perpetrator than the impact of that person's attack or wrongdoing. This is essential to provide civilized Deescalation without which and disagreement with likely escalate until
  
• The use of Kinetic Self Protection:
  
• Violence, physical, psychological on person or property, will be considered abhorrent by CSU Members, but knowing that violence can often only be met by Force, then the foregoing rules of Proportionate Response and Deescalation will be adhered to.
• Tolerance and Moderation:
• In observing the foregoing rules under Deescalation, Members are asked to use Tolerance and Moderation insofar as sometimes, in the heat of Kinetic Behavior or in response to an egregious act of wrongdoing, sometimes it is not possible to act precisely within these rules. If it can be judged that a person is forced to act outside their ability to make sound judgement, then lenience is called for and regret must be seen as a significant mitigation.
  
• Enforcement and Self Protection
  
• The main means of Self Protection is by Isolation from any source of malpractice. This Isolation is expected to be financial rather than physical.
  

• Code Of Conduct in Coupon Use

• All members must use CSU Coupons as a medium of exchange between themselves.
  
• All members must seek to apply the appropriate exchange rate between CSU Members and Non Members.
• If approached by a non member for trade, members should seek to find that person on the CSU database before accepting outside currencies.
  
• CSU Coupons will be regulated so as to perform a function as a system of credit and a medium of exchange. Other than during it's initial distribution, it will be managed to suppress increase (and decrease) in value except and be stabilized by a variety of currencies and commodities, as determined by CSU Members.
  
• There will be built into this rule a tolerance for "inflation" at a rate that is agreed communally, but deflation must be avoided. This rule is to ensure investment, not hoarding -- CSU Coupons should not be a commodity in and of itself.
  
• To prevent deflation, in a similar manner to the way central banks operate, it is accepted that the supply of CSU Coupons will be expanded to allow for expansion in CSU Membership. That expansion will go to the Union and be distributed and in that way will become strong enough to be self generating.
  

• Code Of Conduct in Communication

• (i)
  As pointed out in #1 Comms, an "Open Mic" style of transparent communication is called for. This will require standard moderation, supervision and management techniques. The following is a proposed set of rules for such broadcast communications.
  
  Moderation will be performed by supervisory panels that are elected by YOU.
  
  Trivia is encouraged on low priority channels as it keeps the comms mesh in a self tested state and makes it harder to monitor by unwanted prying eyes. Low priory channels have automatically lowered relay range depending on available bandwidth.
  
  
• Be Polite! Act and Post with the Christian Values that our Western nations were founded on. Please let that always be your guiding light and moral compass
• Stay On Topic please. Comms will be broken down into channels and where bandwidth is limited, it will be necessary to define topics and stay within them. Again, this is to guide you if you are unsure about content you intend to post. - the topics might include..
• communications,  coupons, structure, security -- in short, the components of CSU.
  
• command structure changes -- CSU elections, arbitration, adherence to the #CSU Charter.
  
• resistance -- protesting, spreading information, welfare, social & security resources.
• Other more relaxed channels will be added where bandwidth permits.
  
• Keep the sarcasm and humor to a minimum unless the nature of the channel is intending such creativity.
  
• Post No offensive content, No illegal content, No abuse towards minorities (eg: No Antisemitism)
  
• Post No Threats (legal or implied). You can discuss Guns and Weapons provided it is clearly about defense, and not incitement
  
• Post Nothing that could be interpreted as inciting violence (that's a quick way to have CSU targeted). Even "rise up" can be misconstrued.
  
• Please post no ghoul, gore, nudity(porn etc), salacious, demeaning or accusatory material(eg: "Mrs .. is a man", "Muslims beat...")
• We ask this because we are not big enough to defend ourselves yet. In future, we may be able to allow some under an adult setting
  
• No swearing please! (except mild swear words). Please be aware that under #Tier 1, search engines may blacklist us simply over that
  
• We have zero tolerance to any form of bullying or trolling. Replies may be hidden if you call people names or are impolite
• Please be extra careful if you are posting from a hard left country such as China or America[?] - we sadly cannot protect your freedom of speech
• Please do not post adverts except links to stories and sites that promote Conservatism and our other values
• Please do not post fake news, wild claims or falsehoods. If you have news, you must provide a link to it's source. Vague links are OK as long as there is something.
• Do not post uncorroborated evidence (eg: x is a pedo) unless you add "allegedly" or "I / we think" or some other means of disclaimer. (Posting a link to the source of the evidence of course corroborates it). Please note that you own and are responsible for your content, but regardless, uncorroborated evidence and news may bring down CSU.
  
• Do not promote Far Left views. We are not Bipartisan (see below). If Big Tech can ban conservative views, we can play that game too. CSU is not left wing.
  
• Please try to "go easy" on Conspiracy Theory. It won't get you banned, but it does bring us into disrepute and some may be seen as incitement to civil unrest or unnecessary fear mongering.
  
• Please do not over-moderate your fellow members, and as always, be friendly!
  

CSU Welfare

Currently, the system of welfare in the US is broken. In other countries it goes too far the other way and is misused.

CSU Arbitration

As part of your Structure, you create your own CSU Arbitration Circuit. You might call it the People's CSU Charter Tribunal where you weigh evidence and declare rates, fines and levies.

This will of course need a structured approach to decision making with frequent role changes.

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CSU - #4: Security Systems

This is the fourth of our mainstays in 1 Comms, 2 Coupons, 3 Structure, 4 Security. 

By security, we mean SECURITY!

1. Guards who are capable of defending your CSU against those who act outside of the law such as BLM, Antifa, and "protestors" who themselves are breaking the law.
2. Guards who can protect legal supply routes and supply chains.
3. Guards who will come out on call to confront individuals making illegal house calls (this is the method they will use to pick you off one by one - you must determine for yourself if they are working within the law or not).
   
4. Guards who can stand up to the anticipated wave of mob rule, violent criminals and organized gangs
   
5. Guards who are anonymous
   

Requirements

1. A Network of Reserve Security Guards
2. Lookouts and Checkpoints
3. Surveillance and Reconnaissance Technology
4. Lighting, electronic perimeter fencing (cameras and IR beams)
5. Emergency communication systems
6. Information
   

Training

You must train yourselves to

• Resist forced detention unless it is a legally sanctioned order by a police authority who has gone through the correct procedures.
  
• Single out those involved in illegally detaining CSU members
  
• Single out those involved in holding political prisoners (unless it is somehow within the law - not some corrupt arbitrarily enacted law which fails due process), and use all legal just means to make them regret their bad deeds such as protesting outside their homes with fireworks and loudspeakers.
• Single out those involved in tort (from sleep deprivation, through solitary, to actual infliction of systematic physical harm or psychological harm) and focus large reserves of CSU Security on reversing that situation -- all within the law where that law is part of due process without political or other bias.
• Defend yourselves, but never physically attack. 
• Defend yourselves against use of excessive force to disperse.
• Know your rights.
  

All things done by YOUR security must ensure you are at liberty to perform within the laws of the state, where those laws of satisfied all the tennants of due process right from the US constitution down (or as befits your country).

IT Security Contingent

Whilst largely covered in our first mainstay, 1 Comms, you will also need to have and IT Security Contingent that uses technology for defense. You will need a department of tech savvy guys to develop and administer your defense.

Electronic Isolation

Whilst a little early to be considering actual incarceration, against the worst perpetrators you can isolate them electronically using targeted jamming and hacking to prevent them accessing computers, getting bank records, traveling (or at least booking travel), etc. It's also useful to know that these are techniques that will be used to target you.

More is TBA

Remote Controlled Vehicles

For securing perimeters - More is TBA.

Protests:

Wear Masks and Dark Glasses!

Use Horns and Lights. Ultra bright torches will attract the attention of the Great Asleep.

Train yourselves to have situational awareness - if you are infiltrated by illegal use of excessive force (or illegal brutality from rival protestors), understand how to group, regroup, watch each other's backs, not get separated.

Continue to Protest, even if you have been asked to disperse unless you know the order to disperse is the result of due process and not an arbitrary illegal diktat.

Don't forget the power of little things like digital protests - mark up or down comments. If you still have twitter, go through and BLOCK all pro Biden (and Dem accounts). We figure that even 100,000 blocks on Biden will break twitter (because every time he posts, Twitter has to scan all the blocks to see whose feed it cannot go to) - imagine what 75 million will do.

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CSU Sample Tech & Structures

This section provides technical information and samples of technology, structures..

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Sample CSU Comms Mesh Protocol (CMP)..

To establish some Sample Terminology and provide a simple technical specification for a #Comms Mesh communications protocol, we below introduce a Sample spec. This is necessarily technical but will be understood by most electronics technicians or enthusiasts. Adopt the KISSASS mantra (Keep it sharp, simple; avoid sly secrets). Keep in mind this is a protocol to work over multiple technologies, some slow, others on existing networks, that primarily focuses on short communications.

• SOH (X, 1) - Start Of Header for transmission
  
• ..where X = control code (ctrl code or sometimes called an Escape Character). Examples: (bit patterns to avoid confusion with noise):
• 170 or binary 10101010
  
• 234 -> 11101010
• 245 -> 11110101 .. this is 0xF5 and is one of the "avoid" bytes in UTF-8, so may be the best choice.
  
• All use of X within a binary dump in future is "padded" as X,9  (9 -> 00001001). 9 is the tab character.
  
• 5 byte UTC Time Stamp doubling as Msg UID.
  
• This keeps all devices in the Mesh synced time-wise.
  
• If not expired (typically 1 second),all data after this is repeated byte by byte with #2 Byte Latency*.
  
• Once expired (typically 1 second), all data after this is ignored to EOM, the abort ctrl code   and message is not relayed.
  
• 2 byte type
• first byte - Channel Priority - Determines distance to hop (how many times relayed) etc.
  
• 0 - 127 = reserved
  
• 128 = neighboring - message is not relayed by any receiving node. Used for Inquiries and set up as well as some messages. This message is anonymous (last Origin option is not needed) and can be relayed manually - also anonymously).
• 129 -> 244 (X - 1) ... graded priority according to channel
  
• 246 -> 255 = reserved for high priority channels .. 246 relayed to edge of a community boundary, then graded relaying until 255 - relayed until timed out.
  
• To prevent hacking and having rogue priority messages inserted, this should be hashed in with the #Optional Hashed Origin.
  
• second byte - direction from 0 to 15 -- as this is a bi-directional protocol, (multi-directional), it has to avoid sending it backwards to the original node.
  
• As discussed below in Notes, this will be done by nodes supporting up to 16 channels - either different RF carrier frequencies, or different hard wired connections, or a combination of both.
  
• type from 0 to 7 (*16 - ie: 4 bit shifted to left). 0 is Text as ASCII (variant ISO-8859-1) Binary. Other reserved types include..
1. Padded Binary(images etc)
   
2. 6 bit unpadded Binary (as used by email)
   
3. 7 bit unpadded Binary (the value of X is never reached, so the length of the message is static - ideal for voice)
   
4. 7 bit + 1 unpadded 2 byte Binary (the value of X is never reached, but a total of  - ideal for higher quality voice)
   
5. Offset Padded Binary (a single padded byte precedes binary data which adds to all byte values in order to reduce the amount of padding. For example, if X = 245, and 245 appears frequently (perhaps a bitmap with that color), then using an offset to target a rarely used byte value will reduce data size.
6. reserved for UTF-8 (avoid) using #1 Padded Binary
   
7. reserved for extended types (another byte follows with many more types including fixed lengths, efficient padding, etc)
• 5 byte (~500Gig bandwidth) Channel Frequency with Absent X. (ie: Any frequency that has the byte(s) X in it are invalid & skipped).
  
• Can be thought of as an address with 500 Billion recipients)
• This can be truncated by STX (next) or even expanded where more "frequencies" are required.
  
• STX (X, 2) - Start of Text
• Binary or Text field (both X padded).
• Avoid UTF-8 or any other "mongrel" Unicode. Always assume ASCII(variant ISO-8859-1).
  
• ETX (X, 3) - End of Binary or Text field
• Variable length checksum (always terminated by EOM, and X padded).
  
• We recommend that a message is repeated even if corrupt, but that when read, the reader be advised if it is corrupt or not.
  
• BEL (X, 7) - Optional Hashed Origin
  
• Origin as an encrypted hash UID (variable length)
  
• ..To prevent hackers from injecting messages signed as important sources, and to provide a sender with some anonymity, this is a field that should have timestamp based encryption as an option, including it's own obscured checksum (so that random numbers are rejected).
• The hash must take into account #Channel Priority above so that high priority messages cannot be inserted by hackers.
  
• An absence of this field means that the message is neighboring only.
  
• EOT (X, 4) - End of Transmission

Notes on #CMP ..

• This #CMP is perhaps the most flexible of the hundreds of protocols we have worked with over the years.
  
• It is efficient and also supports low latency live streaming (eg: voice).
  
• It is non encrypted and thus relies on inherently fault tolerant reading (the reader can usually makes sense of a message with minor corruption).
• The message body is fault tolerant by Not having error correction and Not being packet based.
• It supports isolated meshes  - a cluster mesh (eg: a rural community) that has no connections to other clusters.
  
• *2 Byte Latency.. A comms mesh needs low latency (the message must be relayed as quickly as possible)
• The above protocol uses an abort code (X, 8) (8 = backspace char) to truncate bad messages.
  
• Other methods of cancellation include an out of sequence SOH or a large gap of 1 seconds. This determines the lowest practical baud rate of 128.
  
• The above protocol deploys 2 byte latency. That is it buffers 2 bytes in a FIFO, sending our the oldest buffered byte whenever a new byte is received.
  
• If a transmission must be aborted, the buffered bytes are changed to the abort code (X, 8). This takes 2 bytes which means
  
• If a receiver gets the abort code, it removes both good bytes from the buffer and sends the abort code. This means every time a messages is relayed with an abort code, it becomes 1 byte shorter until eventually the message is erased.
• Note that because the #abort code is 2 bytes, the last byte in the buffer is always X, hence the overall message is reduced only by 1 byte each time it is relayed. 
  
• A 2 byte latency at a typical radio bandwidth supporting 9600 baud (slowest that can contain audible nibble based speech) will thus typically have a latency of 2 ms per hop (relay) which means that over 500 hops, the message will time out (the UTC #UID will have exceeded it's live status). For this reason, hierarchical routing will need to occur... typically 1 msg in 3 relays out. 
  
• Broadcast Routing - When a message is received it is relayed or re-broadcast to all connected nodes (or all receiving nodes in the case of radio - RF)
• As said prior, hierarchical routing will need to occur... typically 1 msg in 3 relays out. Large hops to different clusters This will happen naturally by, for example, hop by short distance radio carrier. The prevention
  
• To prevent the same message being received and thus relayed twice, a table of Time Stamps is maintained at each node. If a
  
• RF Collision Avoidance: 
  
• Differing radio carrier frequencies will be deployed. Up to 16 carrier frequencies are accommodated at each node.
  
• A system of automatic pairing will be necessary.
  

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Sample CSU Role Structure

In our Samples of CSU Role Structure below, each of these roles is for an individual CSU member. This is always expressed Hierarchically but has multiple parallel hierarchies (at least 2) demonstrating the ability of each person to seek recourse if they feel the direct ascendant in the hierarchy has acted in error.

An [s] at end implies plural and in this case means 1 or more members in that role.

Simplified Truncated Hierarchies

• Arbitration Governor(equivalent of a justice department)
• Arbitration Judge(Judge / Magistrate)
• Vote Tabulator Clerk(responsible for tabulating vote counts and balances)
• Advocates Manager(responsible for allocating advocate roles)
• Motion receivers, Advocates & Researchers - triple role member position[s]. (Equiv to a lawyer)
• (ie: multiple member positions acting as above, always guided by the Charter)
  
• President
• Comms Dept HOD
• ...
  
• Coupon Dept HOD
• ...
• Structure Dept HOD
• ...
• Security Dept HOD
• ...
• Allocations Oversight(equivalent to a department for democracy)
• Clerk[s] (ensure each role is occupied for a limited time as set by Charter)
  

Sample Comms Department Hierarchy

• Comms Dept HOD
• Data Integrity Manager
  
• Hardware
  
• Manufacturing HOD
  
• Fabricator
  
• Distribution
• Packaging
  
• Maintenance
• Technician[s]
  
• R & D (Research and Design of new or upgraded tech)
• Q & A (Quality and Assurance - ensuring that all existing and new designs meet requirements of CSU Charter)

CSU - in conclusion

Put simply it is up to you now. Our suggestion is that you print out this entire section and keep it (or download the PDF linked in the Introduction above -- note that links work best on the web, not in the PDF.

If you are blindsided by a sudden imposition of Martial Law, Curfews etc (see Introduction), the we suggest as a starting point you use this as a framework template to organizing yourself around. For example, in the ensuing chaotic talks, simply keep saying "can this fit into the plan?" - whether that plan be this one or a derivative, or something equally all encompassing.

If it is not this plan, ask yourself if the framework you alternately run with fulfills these benchmark ideals..

1. Is Democratic and Inclusive, includes a Charter
   
2. Has a fair and even distribution of power (Coupons & Roles)
   
3. Is Decentralized and thus safe from targeting
   
4. Is like a Charity or otherwise flies under the radar to avoid being targeted
5. Seeks to limit individual duration in roles for a long term future
   
6. Can ultimately take back power and assets through sanctions
   
7. Has technology, security and structure integrated and avoids violence.
   

Remember, if "they" can play to Mao's Little Red Book, or the Karl Marx philosophies, then so can you - starting with THIS 🎁🧧Little Red Book for Charitable Structured Union - CSU!

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Disclaimer

This "CSU essay" is released under the creative commons license and is thus free to copy and distribute. It's intended purpose is as a prompter for those creating a charity with a voucher system to help people organize and aid each other in challenging times. It must not be interpreted in any way that is illegal or antisocial and where there is doubt in our wording, an interpretation must be applied that makes the intent legal and socially acceptable.