Micronationalism becomes protoscience

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The term Sixth World nation can be used interchangeably with the term micronation , although it was discovered that most micronations don't actually fall ...



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Was there an episode of Richard and Judy that featured Micronations?
Q. I seem to remember an episode of Richard and Judy that had micronations such as the Kingdom of Lovely featured. Could someone direct me to where I could watch this online, or otherwise, whether a micronation called TwoChairs was mentioned?
Asked by wintercelery - Sun Oct 26 18:21:38 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments

A. yeah they were featured but i looked all over the internets but couldnt find them
Answered by Justin - Mon Nov 3 15:07:51 2008

What do you think of Micronations?
Q. ?? O
Asked by Jess H - Thu Oct 19 20:21:48 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Micronates are people too - they deserve equal rights!
Answered by Mr Mills - Thu Oct 19 20:24:33 2006

Could a floating island in the middle of the ocean have any legal status?
Q. What if, in the middle of the Atlantic, beyond any state's waters, there was a floating island of considerable size (say 50 square miles)? It had a large population and a stable legal structure. Could that floating island be considered a country? If it is not considered a country, does it still have to be under the authority of another state or would everyone just leave it alone? Any information beyond what I asked for would be helpful. I am well aware of "micronations" like Sealand, but those entities are not considered independent countries. I have also looked into the Treaty of the Seas convention about the legal status of artificial islands, which you might want to take into consideration.
Asked by Da Man - Fri Dec 19 21:45:58 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. In the real world any country that was interested would seize it. Heck, that's how we got Hawaii.
Answered by paulie2shoes - Fri Dec 19 21:58:10 2008