"Green Empire Operation is an environmentalist movement determined to promote abolitionism (bioethical), healthy living, animal rights and environmental protection across the world through the media..." Denis Jaimes

GEO was created in 2007 as part of the micronationalist project of Palmeria (initially known as The Holy Kingdom of The Palms) to get active and make a difference now rather than waiting for the micronationalist project to succeed. YouTube is the frontline of GEO, where Denis Jaimes (the creator of GEO and Palmeria) talks about his philosophy, primarily focusing on Transhumanism and Abolitionism, both of which he initially sought to strongly oppose, although he radically changed his mind about it later on.

Projects

Palmeria - A micronation founded with the purpose of creating an Utopian society based on the four values that GEO seeks to promote. Since 2007, we were planning to build a self-sufficent island using recycled, floating material, in which we would grow organic foods, create laws protecting animals, laws protecting the environment, laws protecting individual rights, etc. It will feature genetic engineering as a way of getting rid of human and animal suffering, hopefully to be the first place on Earth free of suffering. (Read more...)

End Suffering Party New Zealand (ESCNZ) - A campaign (currently based on New Zealand but aiming to achieve global recognition) which advocates the use biotechnology to minimize suffering and maximise pleasure throughout the living world. Although GEO has been in conflict with this ideology for a long time, a recent debate has changed Denis Jaimes' mind about it. (Read more...) or (Watch video!)

News

5th of December, 2008

4th of December, 2008

A new project has been created: End Suffering Party New Zealand (ESPNZ).

27th of November, 2008

Green Empire Operation officially integrates abolitionism as one of the four core values. Major changes have occurred: The project of Palmeria will now feature human genetic engineering research to work towards the elimination of suffering and the maximization of pleasure.