Ballot Initiatives - Current

A dark and dangerous cloud has hung over the government and the People for decades, due to fossil fuel and nuclear industries. To remove this cloud, a proposed state law was submitted on Dec. 7, 2017 to the Colorado Legislative Council Staff. If placed on the ballot by petition and enacted by the voters, or passed separately by a state legislature, it would:

1. Affirm the legality of research, development, manufacture, sale, possession, and use of Extraordinary Technology. 

2. Give Extraordinary Technology and related property the same status as “energy facilities,” as defined by the USA PATRIOT Act.

3. Establish a state level patent office to fast-track patent application processing of Extraordinary Technology, including previously suppressed clean energy technologies, pollution remediation technologies, and electrical coherence technologies.

 https://leg.colorado.gov/sites/default/files/initiatives/2017-2018%2520%252384.pdf 

2003 - Placed on the November 2003 ballot in Denver, Colorado.

This proposed ordinance would have required the City and County of Denver to identify and implement any peace-creating programs, specifically programs that reduce social stress as measured by scientific evidence showing that they greatly reduce crime, warfare and terrorism, especially such programs that also provide a net financial benefit to the city as a "peace dividend." [Read full text in the PDF download below.]

Placed on the November 2010 ballot in Denver, Colorado

This proposed ordinance would have required the City and County of Denver to, among other things, provide the most accurate, complete, credible and relevant information about extraterrestrial intelligent beings on Earth to city government personnel and residents.

 [Read full text in the PDF download below.] 

• All powers of every branch and every level of government are derived from the power of the People. The proposed law would require that when any elected or appointed government official, or their representative, addresses the court of public opinion on matters of public policy, they are addressing the highest court in the nation and are therefore under oath to tell the truth or be subject to prosecution and punishment for perjury or contempt of court.

• Information that is deceptive, fabricated, and blatantly false, is not only useless but also destructive with respect to accomplishing our goals as individuals and a society. This proposed ordinance would make it unlawful for any "news" source to sell, give, deliver, furnish or broadcast any fake news without labeling it as false or fake.

• A proposed state law, "To require that a Perfect Budget Board…determine whether any proposed program for which a budget request is made, is efficacious or cost-effective according to peer-reviewed scientific journals, in achieving the goal of the requesting department, agency, or institution."