League of Capitalists

League of Capitalists
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Official Logo of the League

Motto	To be decided

Headquarters	League of Capitalists Chatroom

Official language	English

Membership	6 shareholders

Leadership
LCEO	Nicholas Woode-Smith
Vice-CEO	Lucas Campos

Establishment
Foundation	27 January 2012

The League of Capitalists or LOC is an intermicronational organization founded by Nicholas Woode-Smith on 27 January 2012, for the purpose to advance the Free-Market ideology in the Micronational Community and provide an organization where capitalist organizations can find support in a sector dominated by socialist ideologies

History

The League of Capitalists was originally a Skype Chatroom for the minority of the community, the capitalists, to debate and converse amongst other capitalists. On 22 January 2012, Daniel Anderson proposed turning the League into a organisation, the idea was largely supported by its members, specially Lucas Campos. Nicholas Woode-Smith drafted the Charter and after it was ratified by 6 organisations, the League of Capitalists was officially founded as an intermicronational organisation.

Aims

As per Charter of the League, drafted by Nicholas Woode-Smith the LOC aims to advance the Free-Market ideology in the Micronational Community and provide an organization where capitalist organizations can find support in a sector dominated by socialist ideologies.

Structure

There are two main bodies in the League: the Exchange and the Board of Directors. Every member of the organisation becomes a Shareholder, every Shareholder has a seat in the Exchange, which takes care of day to day policies. The Exchange then elects the Executives which are in charge of Membership, the Liberty Index and the Public Relations. Each Shareholder has the right to nominate one Director, that director will be part of the Board of Directors, who elects the LCEO and Vice-CEO. Another officer, the Membership Executive, is charged with managing membership of the Shareholders.

Organisations

Because of the great diversity of capitalists and ideologies, the LoC allows political organisations such as the Liberal InterMicronational and Conservative Union to become members, they will send a representative (a Shareholder) who can vote for the interests of the organisations members.

Membership

Members of the League of Capitalists are referred to as Shareholders. The following types of organizations can join the League:

a) Capitalist Leaning political party;
b) Privately owned Company or Corporate body;
c) Internal Micronational organizations deemed appropriate by the Exchange.

Member states in alphbetical order

Name	Nation	Joined	People	Type
Amager Conservative Party	Federal Republic of Havnesgade-Amager	Jan,2012	2	Party
Liberal Party	Grand Duchy of Koss	Jan,2012	3	Party
Lostislandic National Congress	Republic of Lostisland	May 2012	3	Party
Rathunis Exchequer Corporation	Principality of Rathunis	Jan,2012	1	Company
Siroccan Federal Party	Federal Commonwealth of Sirocco	Jan,2012	1	Party
Wyvernian Liberal Party	Kingdom of Wyvern	Jan 2012	4	Party

Member organisations

Name	Orientation	Joined	Members	Type
Conservative Union	Conservative, Capitalism	Jan, 2012	11	political organisation
Liberal InterMicronational	Liberal, Capitalism	Jan, 2012	5	political organisation

Government/Opposition status

Nation	Name	Government
Havnesgade-Amager	Amager Conservative Party	Yes senior party in government coalition
Juclandia	Democratic Party	No in opposition
Juclandia	Liberal Alliance	Yes in coalition government
Koss	Liberal Party	Yes in government
Lostisland	Lostislandic National Congress	Yes in government
Sirocco	Siroccan Federal Party	Yes in government
Sirocco	Siroccan Libertarian Party	No in opposition
Tiana	Democratic Alliance for Freedom	Yes in government
Wyvern	Wyvernian Liberal Party	Yes senior party in government coalition