I'm in the early stages of Forming a Micronation, I have a premenat Popualtion, but no defined Territory
The Government is in the prosses, I'm the Head of State and the Foreign Misiter, we have a Prime Mister, Mistier Governing the Armed Forces and a Minister of Trade.
It is also Recognized by at least 4 other Micronations.
Everywhere. I know of micronations with territories in Washington, California, Idaho, Nevada, Colorado, every state in the midwest, Pennsylvania, New York, Florida, Tennessee, Kentucky, etc.
Some, like the Empire of New Europe and the Kingdom of Coleraine, claim territories in entire states, and more than one at that.
And then there is us, the Republic of Ultamiya, in Pennsylvania.
In any case Australian micronations don't seem too plentiful nowadays.
@AuburnAttack21 There's a big difference between "claiming" territory and having the legal right to occupy it yourself. Micronations that "claim" parts of Antarctica, Arkansas or the Moon do not own the actual real estate in question, nor do they have the right to occupy it - or have the means of enforcing their claims - which renders them meaningless. Most Australian territorial micronations are situated on land that the people in charge personally own or have a legal right to occupy.
That is because Australia isn't nearly as dense as North America is. You have the power to enforce those said claims, we don't because most of it is already owned.
I'm in the early stages of Forming a Micronation, I have a premenat Popualtion, but no defined Territory
The Government is in the prosses, I'm the Head of State and the Foreign Misiter, we have a Prime Mister, Mistier Governing the Armed Forces and a Minister of Trade.
It is also Recognized by at least 4 other Micronations.
KingofNewAnglia 2 months ago
how did you become a Micronation because i want to start a Micronation of my own
ufos15630 1 year ago
@ufos15630 Starting at the beginning is generally a good idea.
Georgivs2 1 year ago
Es gibt den ersten Spielfilm über einen virtuellen Staat: 8.Wonderland
schaut unter 8wonderland org oder den trailer hier bei youtube
youtube.com/watch?v=9ssn6eZqV5o
meinbunuel 1 year ago
@Hottopicjunkie1 Bigger than what?
Georgivs2 1 year ago
The United States will soon take over Australia's record, I think.
Especially considering all the micronations formed over the past 2 and a half years.
AuburnAttack21 1 year ago
@AuburnAttack21 ...and where might they be, exactly?
Georgivs2 1 year ago
@Georgivs2
Everywhere. I know of micronations with territories in Washington, California, Idaho, Nevada, Colorado, every state in the midwest, Pennsylvania, New York, Florida, Tennessee, Kentucky, etc.
Some, like the Empire of New Europe and the Kingdom of Coleraine, claim territories in entire states, and more than one at that.
And then there is us, the Republic of Ultamiya, in Pennsylvania.
In any case Australian micronations don't seem too plentiful nowadays.
AuburnAttack21 1 year ago
@AuburnAttack21 There's a big difference between "claiming" territory and having the legal right to occupy it yourself. Micronations that "claim" parts of Antarctica, Arkansas or the Moon do not own the actual real estate in question, nor do they have the right to occupy it - or have the means of enforcing their claims - which renders them meaningless. Most Australian territorial micronations are situated on land that the people in charge personally own or have a legal right to occupy.
Georgivs2 1 year ago
@Georgivs2
That is because Australia isn't nearly as dense as North America is. You have the power to enforce those said claims, we don't because most of it is already owned.
AuburnAttack21 1 year ago