I was just watching the Liberland congressional forum the issues are much more complex and nuanced than I realized not only is there the diplomatic, governance and blockchain component there are also numerous components with the physical settlement of the land that I have not even thought of from building houses and offices to a grocery store and a marina I think I heard mentioned. This is a very complex idea and the Congress as a whole seems to not know which one of these is the biggest priority among others not mentioned or in passing.
Not a single person or even a small group can tackle a project of this size without considerable help this is a corporate conglomerate we are attempting to build from scratch. Something most people would say is very foolish, but we are all here for one reason and that is to see a country that is free from what we are all experiencing in the world as government coercion.
I ask that the Congress or the Cabinet if they either of them have the power to do this is to create an ad hoc committee whose sole task would be to create a comprehensive strategic growth plan and in this committee stakeholders from all of the topics that Thomas Walls our Minister of Foreign Affairs brought up, there were so many that I cannot remember them all and do not want to discredit any because I forgot a particular subject area. If we want to be taken seriously we must have a concrete but flexible roadmap of how we will tackle all of these critical subject areas from governance to diplomacy and from the blockchain to settlement resources they must all be addressed in a clear agreed upon manner or we will never succeed, our resources will be stretched so thin that progress on any one subject area can be accomplished, that is my greatest fear for Liberland.