Old Goverment System Not enough for new society, We need a new System

The government feels bloated, outdated, inefficient, and full of people who talk more than they act. In a factory, if a machine doesn’t work, you fix it or replace it. You don’t keep paying it to make noise and slow everyone else down. Imagine if governments ran like high-functioning teams or well-oiled machines: real experts managing departments, decisions based on data and logic, not party loyalty or ego. No need for these career politicians whose main talent is surviving elections and saying the “right” thing on camera. It could be clean, simple, and effective—like a system where humans matter more than power structures. So here's the big question: If we could rebuild the idea of government from scratch, what would your version look like? we're stuck in this weird, medieval hangover where we keep dressing up monarchies as "democracies," but they still boil down to a few people at the top making decisions for everyone else. Why are we still voting for people like it's the 1800s when we have the tech to vote for actual policies and actions in real-time? Imagine a decentralized system where governance is based on qualifications, skills, and accountability—not popularity contests and PR games. No fancy suits, no palaces, no god complexes. Just brains, integrity, and collaboration. A council of experts chosen like hiring for any job—CVs, performance, peer review. And the people, all of us, using secure digital tools to vote on real issues. Transparent. Anonymous. Fast. No more career politicians. Just society working like an actual functioning team. This isn’t sci-fi anymore—it’s totally doable, that could be a blueprint for a whole new kind of world. Simple. Direct. Powerful. No need for flashy branding or fake ideologies. Just: Society. The system for the people, by the people, with all the people. Not led by kings in suits. Not controlled by billionaires. Just a collective intelligence. Everyone has a voice. Everyone is accountable. Everyone contributes. No middlemen. No manipulation. Just decisions made by us, for us. basically describing post-government governance—like a democratic operating system for humanity. Not chaos. Not anarchy. But structure with soul. Feels like this could be a movement. i Want to sketch out what Society would look like in practice? Like: how decisions are made, how people are chosen, how conflict is handled? let’s build Society—your system for real, people-powered governance. Let’s break it into parts, like designing the engine of a machine that runs on honesty, skill, and collective wisdom: 1. Leadership: None. Just Teams. * No single leaders, presidents, or figureheads. * Every area (health, education, infrastructure, etc.) is managed by teams of vetted experts chosen for their skills—not fame, wealth, or political ties. * Selection is based on CVs, proven results, and peer review—just like hiring someone for a critical job. 2. Decision-Making: Collective Voting * Every citizen has access to a secure, encrypted digital platform to vote on key decisions. * Policies are proposed by expert teams but approved or rejected by public majority—just like referendums, but fast, frequent, and accessible. * AI or data analysis can be used to summarize proposals, show pros and cons, and flag manipulation attempts. 3. Conflict and Disagreement: Open Debate + Arbitration * Instead of courtroom dramas or corrupt judges, disputes are mediated by trained neutral arbitrators with full transparency. * Citizens can vote to support or reject rulings in major cases (like ethical violations or abuse of power). * Every decision and reason is published, visible, and archived. 4. Transparency: Always On * All spending, votes, proposals, and project outcomes are public and trackable. * No backroom deals. No “classified” policies. * If something affects people, people see it. No excuses. 5. Accountability: Score-Based Trust * Every expert team and decision-maker has a public trust score based on performance, transparency, and citizen feedback. * If scores drop, they get replaced. No second chances for failure or corruption. * Power is temporary, rotating, and always earned. 6. No Parties, No Campaigns, No Ads * Parties divide. Campaigns manipulate. Ads brainwash. * No room for ego, slogans, or money-powered influence. * All candidates or experts are presented anonymously during evaluation. You choose the best idea, not the best face. 7. Education & Access: Built-In * Everyone gets training on how the system works, how to evaluate policies, how to vote wisely. * No digital divide. Every citizen has tools to participate. If you’re alive, you have a voice. Society isn’t just a new government—it’s the end of the old one. Not built on control, but on collective competence. i Want to name the expert teams and roles,Or go deeper into how that secure voting system might work. In Society, power doesn’t mean permanence—it means responsibility. And if you fail that responsibility, you're out. No hiding behind titles or parties. You work for the people, and the people are your review board. 8. Performance Reviews for Everyone in Power * Every person in a position of responsibility—whether they’re managing education, healthcare, infrastructure, or tech—is subject to regular public reviews. * Citizens rate them based on: * Transparency (Did they share the full truth?) * Effectiveness (Did their actions lead to results?) * Integrity (Did they benefit themselves, or the people?) * Responsiveness (Did they listen and adapt to feedback?) 9. If Reviews Drop: Automatic Replacement * If someone’s trust score falls below a minimum threshold (say, 70%), they're automatically removed or rotated out. * A new candidate from the expert pool is evaluated and voted in by the citizens or a qualified peer panel. * No drawn-out scandals. No PR cover-ups. Just “You didn’t do the job right—next.” 10. Anonymous but Accountable * The people in these roles don’t need fame, titles, or social media followers. They’re evaluated on results. * Their identity can be hidden (especially in high-risk areas), but their actions are 100% public and traceable. * We don’t need to know who they are to know what they’ve done. This turns government into a real job—one where you have to be good, not just loud or popular. Do you imagine Society being global one day, or starting small—like one community or country testing it first? we Can do that with an app let say: Society App: "We Decide" 1. Home Dashboard * Daily summary: open votes, new proposals, expert team updates * Quick view: your recent votes, local impact, system-wide trust scores * “Issues You Follow” tab—education, climate, healthcare, etc. 2. Proposals Page * Every proposal written clearly in simple + detailed versions * Includes: * Problem statement * Proposed solution (from expert teams or citizens) * Cost + impact analysis * Pros & cons (based on data and feedback) * Vote “Yes,” “No,” or “Needs Revision” * Discussion thread (moderated for toxicity) 3. Expert Teams * Browse or search teams by function (Health, Housing, Digital Systems, etc.) * View current members (credentials, track record, trust score) * Public reviews + feedback from citizens * Nominate new candidates or vote to replace low-performers 4. Voting System * Two-factor encrypted login (biometric + passcode) * Anonymous but verified—each person gets one vote per issue * Emergency override for national/global issues (e.g. pandemics, war) * Transparent results with data visualization (region, age, etc. but no personal info) 5. Conflict + Complaint Resolution * Report abuse, corruption, or failure to act * Public hearings with full evidence made available * Citizens or a jury panel vote on resolutions or dismissals 6. Education + Training * Learn how to understand proposals, spot manipulation, and analyze costs * Quick 5-minute modules on law, economy, climate, etc. * Everyone stays informed. No more "I don't get politics" excuses. 7. Your Profile * Not public—just shows: * Your voting history * Topics you care about * Your suggestions/proposals * Feedback you’ve given

ONCE UPON A TIME ADAKALE WAS IN THE TUNA RIVER

When I was looking for Ottoman time fairy tails I found out about Adakale. The history of A little island fascinated me and I couldn't stop searching more and more about it. There are not many photos but I found some fairy tails from there and some photos from archives. Also, some people who lived there once. It was always under the control of the Ottoman Empire (at the end of the Ottoman Empire control passed to Romania). People who lived there were Muslims and they were descendants of Ottoman soldiers ( mostly who has to protect castle island( meaning Ada kale) and brought their families as well)...It was always a kind of fight place because no one could share the island. 1969 when it was under Romanian control island had to evacuate. It flooded with barrage water and suddenly there was no more Ada Kale. Some of the people moved to Romania some of them moved to Turkey with that time president Suleyman Demirel's invitation. interestingly after 1930-50's not many photos from the island. i could get it only 2-3 photos. Some of the Adakale populations decentants still meeting time to time in istanbul. Adakale Tuna nehri üzerindeki Adakale bir zamanlar kahvehanelerin olduğu ve pazarların kurulduğu canlı bir Türk adasıydı. Yaklaşık 50 yıl önce kurulan elektrik santrali adayı ve tüm hatıraları sular altında bıraktı. Adakale (Macarca: 'Újorsova', Sırpça ve Bulgarca: Адакале / Adakale), 1968 yılında Demirkapı Barajı’nın suları altında kalana kadar Tuna Nehri üzerinde, bugünkü Romanya topraklarında yer alan ve üzerinde Türk nüfusun yaşadığı ada. Eski adı Caroline Adası, Rumence adı Yeni Orşova'dır. Tuna Nehri’ndeki trafik ve ticareti kontrol eden ada, 1691 yılında Osmanlı Devleti tarafından fethedilmiş, 1878 Berlin Antlaşmasında kime teslim edileceginin yazımı unutulduğundan 1923 yılındaki Lozan Anlaşması ile Romanya’ya teslim edilene kadar bir Türk adası olarak kalmıştır. 1960’lı yılların sonlarına kadar 1000 kadar Türk’ün yaşadığı 160.000 m2 yüzölçümündeki Adakale, Osmanlı mimarisinin özelliklerini yansıtan bir yerleşim birimiydi. Üzerinde bir cami, bir Vauban stilinde inşa edilmiş bir kale, küçük bir Ortodoks kilisesi, pazar yeri ve birkaç kahvehane bulunmaktaydı. Adada yaşayan Türkler tütün ekimi, kayıkçılık ve ticaretten geçimlerini sağlarlardı. Ada baraj suları altında kaldıktan sonra adalıların büyük bölümü Türkiye’ye göç etmiştir. Adanın tarihi Adanın Osmanlılar tarafından ilk olarak fethedilme tarihi tam olarak bilinmiyor. Yalnız Osmanlı fethi öncesi adanın bir korsan yatağı olduğunu sanılmaktadır. 17. yüzyılda Avusturyalıların eline geçen ada, Belgrad’ın yeniden fethinden sonra sadece 400 kişilik bir birlik gönderilerek 1691’de geri alındı ve uzun süre Osmanlıların Avrupa’daki önemli savunma noktalarından birisi oldu. 18. yüzyıl başlarında yeniden Avusturyalıların eline geçirilen Adakale 1738’de, Sultan I. Mahmud döneminde Osmanlı sınırlarına tekrar dahil edildi. Mühimme defterlerindeki bir kayıtta bizzat padişahın diliyle, "kilid-i memleket-i Erdel ve Macar ve miftah-ı ülkât-ı Belgrad ve Tamşıvar", yani "Macaristan’ın kilidi ve Sırbistan ve Romanya’nın anahtarı" diye zikredilmiştir. 1830 yılında Osmanlı’nın Semendere Sancağı olan topraklarda Sırp Prensliği kurulduğunda, Prenslik içinde yaşayan kalabalık Türk toplumu, Osmanlı toprağı sayılacak 6 yerleşim birimine yerleştirilmişti. Adakale, birer nahiye olarak kabul edilen bu altı kaleiçi Türk mahallesinden birisi oldu. 1867 yılında yeni kurulan Tuna Vilâyet'inin Vidin sancağının Vidin kazâ’sına bağlandıktan sonra İdâre i Nehhâr ı Osmâniye (Osman’lı Nehir’leri Yönetimi) ve 1875’ten itibaren de DDSG (Donau Dampfschiffahrt Gesellschaft) şirket vapur’larının bir durağı oldu. Osmanlı Devleti 93 Harbi ile beraber bölgedeki topraklarını kaybetmesine rağmen Berlin Antlaşmasında ismi geçmediği için Adakale Osmanlı idaresinde kalmaya devam etti. Adada yaşayan halk II. Meşrutiyet’in ilanından sonra yapılan seçimlere de katıldı. Adakale, 12 Mayıs 1913’te Avusturya- Macaristan tarafından işgal edildi ve Macaristan kısmına bağlandı ancak ne Osmanlı Devleti ne de Türkiye Cumhuriyeti bu ilhakı kabul etmedi. Türkiye, adanın Romanya’ya bırakılmasını 1923’teki Lozan Anlaşması ile onayladı. Avrupa’yla Tuna Nehri üzerinden, tüm taşımacılığın kontrol edildiği yer olduğundan Lozan Antlaşması görüşmelerinde İsmet Paşa adayı vermek istememiş ancak Ankara’dan gelen bir telgraf emri üzerine ada Rumenlere bırakılmıştı. Adakale 1967’de Romanya ve Yugoslavya’nın ortaklaşa Tuna nehri üzerinde inşa ettiği barajın 1972’de tamamlanması ile barajın suları altında kaldı. 13 Eylül 1967’de devrin Türkiye Başbakanı Süleyman Demirel Romanya’yı ziyaret etti ve ada halkının Türkiye’ye gelmesine öncülük etti. 1 Adada yaşayan Türklerin büyük bir kısmı Türkiye’ye az bir kısmı ise Köstence ve Bükreş’e göç etti. Adakale ile ilgili çalışmalar Günümüzde bir Türk firması, Romanya hükümetinin de yardımlarıyla bölge yakınındaki Şimian adasında Adakale’yi yeniden inşa etmek için çalışmalar yapmaktadır. 2008 yılında yönetmenliğini ve senaristliğini İsmet Arsan’ın yaptığı "Kayıp Yurdun Ağrısı, Adakale" adlı belgesel film çekilmiştir. Eugenia Popescu – Judetz’in Adakale halk kültürü üzerine araştırmaları, Türkçeye çevrilerek 2006 yılında Adakale adıyla kitaplaştırılmıştır. Kaynaklar: https://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insula_Ada_Kaleh https://tr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adakale https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCHekDmbitE Many information is not there but generally they are giving the idea about what happened to islanders.Their many pages is broken its not working.. There are no photos. Im hopping they will work on that web page. i