I’m wishing everyone a happy new year, I aim my hopes so that we’ll be able to continue functioning universally as a global solution towards space-based earthly threats. I’ve had the privilege of encountering Minister Ivan Rosel in 2021, and can definitively state that the practical skills I learnt from him directly has translated into a full time job where I still use his work ethic methodology to get every job done better.  Spending just 20 mins per big task per hour makes me efficient at being a kitchen porter, as I can now multi-task important cleaning/organizing whilst taking onboard side-quests beyond initial responsibilities. I enjoy reading Dirk Baeyen’s posts every time I log onto Asgardia; there’s always something new to read, learn, debate and discuss in a way that’s engaging for me, thank you. Thor Odinson as usual makes me think about the future of space fashion every time I observe any profile pic. Being able to reciprocate advice meant a lot to me; I think of you sometimes that I see a photo of any galaxy. Kenneth Edelen reminds me of the missing genealogical link between Jason Statham and Jean Claude Van Damme if they merged during a scientific martial arts competition. His frequent ability to articulate complex concepts into layman terms and vice versa is pretty useful for literally everyone onboard. Cheryl Gallagher, the woman who empowered my psyches’ reawakening to the beauty of the cosmos for what it really is, instead of what I think it ought to be, is a good role model for aspiring Asgardians who wish to promote the concept of taking the initiative. Our leader, Dr. Igor Ashurbeyli is a mentor for good in my books. Without the founding father establishing this pathway, who knows how little our collective hope would actually be in the interest of living in space. There are many more individuals I could name and fame, but I’d rather leave all of that until later. Understandably, the world is becoming more divided in too many ways to actually account for; asides from the politics of nations affecting our collective commitment to Asgardia and ourselves for better and worse, as well as our own internal struggles materializing the objectives we signed up then elaborated upon, a lot of national currencies cannot simply match up to the purchasing power of the euro, therefore solars would be inevitably hard to purchase without constant risky sacrifices. That is why the voluntary local residency fee is an important, economically assisted step in being able to further enhance the space nation’s functional capacities. Let us help each other in at least achieving a collective goal of exploring what life has to offer beyond the boundaries imposed by ourselves. Let’s build on our economy so that people who say they cannot afford to contribute to the future of Asgardia, have all the literal means to do so. A marketplace of jobs on a global scale managed by Asgardia, for Asgardians everywhere, is a good place to start improving. Thanks for reading through everything. OHOU.

https://unfccc.int/sites/default/files/english_paris_agreement.pdf Your fellow Asgardian. Kahlilah

Hi my name is Kahlilah Sitler I am happy to meet my fellow Asgardians. I am an Anthropology and Politics student @ Qeen's University Belfast. Queen Elizabeth is the owner of this University and now Hillary Clinton is the Chancellor. I am a devoted citizen of Asgardia. And have done great research in how Capitalism undermines democratic governance. In my political and anthropological research I have discovered great problems on planet earth. my opinion is that we need to solve our problems here on planet earth while we are creating a new state before we are reunited with the Galactic Federation of Light and the Ashtar Command. Here is a clip I want to share. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wD6hyGXRcgk Many thanks your fellow citizen Kahlilah Sitler in Northern Ireland

Not Eastern or Western; Not "natural" or "fake". There is no need for false dichotomies. In Asgardia I'd propose to have an evidence based medicine to ensure we can all get help, prevention and care that is proven to work and benefit us the most. No quackery. No artificial divisions. No opinions. No snake oils. Only Science and Evidence!

OHOU Asgardians, Apologies for making the previous link inaccessible, here’s the petition proposal, please let me know if this issue persists: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1et183Oz4me-Gmy0rsby_JYQc1Y4_4U8KMKAPkQLmDCc/edit

Earlier, I asked everyone for their ideas in making Asgardia better for everyone here, and I received a number of awesome suggestions that should be looked at. I've eventually articulated a 3rd draft attempt at what the petition proposal could look like, but I wanted feedback (good or bad, I welcome both). OHOU Asgardian, have a good one! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1et183Oz4me-Gmy0rsby_JYQc1Y4_4U8KMKAPkQLmDCc/edit?usp=sharing

Attending the space comm expo was truly out of this world and i would recommend the next event to all lovers of space tech i also saw some asgardians there (not sure of the names sorry), so grab your registration and sign up for the next major event september 2022 and don't miss out, you won't regret it.

Good morning dear Asgardians, I have a simple question for you all: what would make Asgardia better for you? There's no right or wrong answers, I just prefer your feedback so that I can use my residency to our advantage and create a feasible proposal based on your responses.

How about a drink in moderate proportion with a hint of music and light, the bar consists of spirits bottles of Spanish wine, WiFi enabled beat box and bubble gum mints for refreshing, oh and dont let us forget the sync lighting system that cohabits with the sound track, we could Do with this in space what do you think.

Hello Dear Asgardian reader, I thoroughly enjoy listening to Alan Watts, his philosophical inquiries into the topic of life and its contents inspire me to become a better person every day that I listen to him.  I really hope that there are others here who share this interest in his works, particularly because we ought to be defining this primary reality ourselves. The reason for this is, there’ll come a time when we’re dead; I reason that what we do now will shape the future of humanity to an extent, good and/or bad. “Humanity, is a curious combination of beneficence and rascality, of reason and passion, and if humans beings didn’t have those two sides, they would be less than human”  I keep thinking about our dedication to Asgardia when hearing this; we expressed our intent to empower humanity, being a layer of protection out there in space, but we need to simultaneously reconcile with what’s inside our essence, before we take our next steps into being a collective identity for our offspring to remember. What do we want from each other building up to space? Why do we all really want to go to space at all? Who are we trying to impress by protecting the earth? How do we co-exist whilst attempting our shared missions as a whole? Where will our confidence in each other come from when we become divided? When can we trust in each other well enough to spark a set of epiphanies? Let me know what your response is of any, I’d love to read your responses as always. OHOU, Unitalarian.