I would love to know more about your ideas about how to defend Asgardia! I'm very interested in strategy, security and defensive martial philosophy. But I rarely have time to pursue that interest to any real specialization due to being busy researching other things! How do we provide protection to people in every nation? One problem that I forsee is trying to either impose or protect some law in every other sovereign territory. an Asgardian who generally commits crimes in the eyes of Asgardia - but in their homelands - cannot easily be prosecuted. Or the prosecution is powerless (I hypothesize) if there is no justification for the perception of criminality in the nation where the act is perpetrated. Meanwhile, if we wanted to defend a right of a citizen somewhere where the right is not recognized, we would not necessarily have just authority to engage in policing or security in those nations in defense of those rights. That is to say, their law would not justify our practices even though we might feel very strongly our Asgardian citizens have those rights. What do we do to overcome these twin problems of being decentralized in a world of old centralized powers?