The 10 diplomatic relationships are absolute bull and borderline fraud. You can't just make a club/org and claim older diplomatic agreements between countries are yours now.
Treaties between sides of that time, which are not necessarily the ones today only because someone says "we are the successor". So before talking treaties, let's talk legitimacy.
Allen Stanford apparently ran his ponzy scheme through Antigua And Barbuda. The country has been called the most corrupt in the world, is a major hub for gambling webpages, and has very strict bank secrecy making it a great place for off shore banking.
You can't just declare yourself a "successor state". Also, generally speaking, the generally recognized successor states to the Joseon dynasty are North and South Korea. Also, they only have recognition from Antigua and Barbuda, who will recognize your dog as a successor state if you pay them enough.
Interesting, I knew that Andrew Lee [1] had been declared a crown prince by a pretender to the Korean crown (Yi Seok [2]) since stumbling upon the fact back around the Freenode implosion [3]. What ever this "nation" thing is though, it appears to be on a completely different level.
Isn't that the same trick over and over? The website links to the Imperial Family Companies https://imperialfamily.com/ and the Imperial Family of Korea https://www.imperialfamily.kr/ which even don't try to hide prior acts like Freenode.
The Democratic People's Republic of Joseon (the DPRK) might take issue with this pretender's claim to that name.
(Korea has two names in the Korean language and the North and South disagree over which name should be used; North Korea's preferred name happens to be Joseon.)
I don't think the Estonian digital citizenship is anywhere near as bad as this, I thought it was a genuine way to get digital documentation within an EU state?
It's quite real, although, in a sense, the word "digital" is just a decoy. What they offer (e.g., digital signing of documents and online access to bureaucracy) should really be the default in the EU (or at least available in every member state, interoperably).
It's digital (or E-) residency, not citizenship.
It provides an Estonian personal identification number and digital access to Estonian digital services (which is 99% of all government services + many private and banking sector).
There are over 25,000 companies founded by E-residents, and most by people who does not reside in Estonia or even EU.
You shouldn't compare a crypto-scam with such legit service.
mmm has anyone used Estonian digital citizenship. Digital and citizenship just doesn't really sit well for me. But I can be wrong, looking for someone who have actually have a citizenship to comment on the all the legal implication, document manage, etc related to the digital citizenship.
The Very Sovereign Cyber Nation-States of Prussia, the Ottoman empire and Spanish Florida would be pleased to sell you crypto.
I hear that they are also very open to establishing diplomatic relations with Joseon, pursuant to a donation to my personal, I mean, the respective embassies' bitcoin wallets.
Is it a reissue of LUNA/TERRA? What is the nation which recognizes their statehood?
Russian Empire did recognize pre-Japanese colonization Korea likely, I don't see how this implies Russian Federation having any relations with this "cyber nation". It is listed nontheless.