THE REQUISITIONED STATE THEORY: A Structural Remedy for Systemic Impedance and the Restoration of Collective Liberty

27 August 2026, Version 1
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Abstract

ABSTRACT This article introduces the Requisitioned State Theory, a jurisprudential framework designed to resolve "Systemic Impedance" in modern constitutional republics. At its core is the Constitutional Reclamation & Resequencing Protocol (CRRP)—formalized as Article [X]. This theory posits that the "Matter" of the state belongs to the Sovereign People, while the "Form" is preserved by the Judiciary. When the "Grip" of partisan minority factions creates a high-impedance state, the Sovereign requires a Non-Adhesive Valve to re-orient state capacity. This Article provides the historical, mathematical, and legal justification for a Fast and Cruel protocol that ensures the Republic remains Seismic-Proof

Keywords

Constitution
Requisition
impedance
Law
Separation of powers
people

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Thermodynamic Map of Requisition System
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Latent Power Accumulation
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