With all the controversy and flap in Washington about the Constitution, I realized that I never really defined the term. I have been using the term “HOA-LAND” as far back as 2007 and continuously since. (Homeowner Associations: ex post facto amendments, consent to be governed, contracts to avoid the Constitution (Oct. 24, 2007)).
Definition of HOA-LAND:
HOA-Land is a collection of fragmented independent principalities within America, known in general as “HOAs,” that are separate local private governments not subject to the constitution, and that collectively constitute a nation within the United States.
A nation consists of a distinct population of people that are bound together by a common culture, history, and tradition who are typically concentrated within a specific geographic region. The common, binding element of HOAs is its organic law foundation that is based on The Homes Association Handbook of 1964, and from which flow all state laws and the declarations of CC&Rs boilerplate.
An HOA is the governing body of a condominium or planned unit development (PUD) functioning for all intents and purposes as a de facto local political community government, but not recognized as such by state governments.
An organic law is a law, or system of laws, that form the foundation of a government, corporation or any other organization’s body of rules. A constitution is a particular form of organic law for a sovereign state. The US has indeed a set of documents constituting its organic law.