I love the idea in principle, that said. In seeing how difficult it has been to unify and collaborate as Hebrews, I think the system needs to be centralized. At least a centralized and aggreed upon established Government order. The reason being is, I can see chaos and fragmentation in a decentralized Government Order. Strange folks always try to creep in with wild, narcissistic doctrines, traditions and beliefs. They often prey on Assemblies and Churches with weak leadership to take over key positions to introduce their doctrine.

I have been shocked with the amount of fragmentation and splintering of these various Hebrew Camps and offshoots. Slander, backbiting, trolling and hostility.

A lot of ignorant Brews talk about the ancestors and the various councils that were had, but they came about for the exact same reasons we face today. Yahusha was only man, or only a God. Joseph is the daddy. Yahusha is the Father. Yahusha is a created Angel. Torah only. TANAKH only, New Testament Only, Paul is a hero, Paul is Edomite Roman COINTELPRO, etc...

Barakayam for the in depth feedback Duane! That's very much appreciated. I noticed the exact same issues and had to laugh at some of it.

I believe you're exactly right about the fragmentation and while at first glance a decentralised form of governance may seem like doing what we've been doing since disconnection which is exactly why I see this as such an opportunity. The DAO I'm building is decentralised in the way that to there is and never will be one person or a group of people who hold the control of the DAO via way of creating the structure and governance laws during the creation phase which will be the centralization. So it will be structured and ordered and able to be changed but only with majority vote from all governance token holders. Additionally I think a DAO is the way forward in that we now don't have to come to one accord on scripture and ideologies as we can have subnested DAOs within the DAO to provide a space for each "faction". What this will do is create a governance system where we don't have to agree but can still move towards a common goal as long as we trust in the governance structure laid out in the Torah. We'll be using AI to keep the structure, processes, and laws strictly adhering to Torah while revamping the tithes system that prosperity preachers are currently taking advantage of and putting that back in the hands of Yashar'el. Any and all funds allocation will need to be voted on by verified Torah following token holders and those who don't follow Torah or have an extremely "off" view that pulls too much away from the DAOs vision of being Torah only will be given a view-only space where they can see what's happening but won't have any vote on matters or any weight within the system at all. I see this as a way to take the structure laid out in the Torah and put it into place using smart contracts that can't be changed unless voted on and in essence will be the structure running itself. I've created just about all of the framework when it comes to governing laws while making sure it's based in Torah and am now creating outreach materials to start bringing people on board. Quick question: is HebrewConnect something you've put together? If so, I like it for the Kingdom and think it can definitely be something that can be utilized alongside the DAO to give us a Torah based social media platforms and buying/selling market and would definitely be interested in some cross promotion as I really do see the necessity in us being set apart and I think from there, we can much more easily melt the divides between us. I know it's going to be an uphill battle as we are truly a stiff-necked people but I also know if you aim high you won't fall short and as 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄 has willed me to do this, as I'm sure you know, it's an obligation at this point to at least do what we can. If you want to connect and go over some of the structure and specifics of the DAO and how both projects align, feel free to reach out. I believe with technology we have today we are in position to really change things and as mentioned, see it as an obligation.