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The No Confidence Amendment

The top priority of the Unfucking The World movement is to halt the damage that the United States Federal Government is wreaking on our country.

We may not get another chance, and so we must not take half-measures. The No Confidence Amendment, like the 25th Amendment, will add one more check and balance to the Constitution. Like the 13th Amendment that outlawed slavery, it will take effect immediately. Unlike any other amendment to date, we the citizens of America must be the ones to drive it through to ratification.

For a gentle introduction to No Confidence, you can watch, listen to, or read Unfucking The World, starting with Episode 1. Or, just dive right in and download the current No Confidence drafts now, in PDF form.

Explainer (7/3/2026)

Draft Text (7/3/2026)

Spread The Word

Gather the voices we need to make our will a reality.

You can use these flyers and business cards to advertise Unfucking The World in the area you live. Each design comes in three variants, which you can choose between depending on what kind of printers you have access to: a black-and-white only version, a full-color version, and a version with reduced color (to avoid using too much ink/toner, when printing large quantities at home).

All of these designs fit on standard 8.5"×11" letter-sized paper.

Hanging Flyers

These flyers have tear-off strips at the bottom. Cut the indicated slits before pinning it to a bulletin board or stapling it to a telephone pole. Make sure to tear one strip off before you go—no one wants to be the first person!

UTW Leaflets

These leaflets print two to a page. Cut them in half with a paper cutter if you have one, but if you don't have anything, just fold, crease, and tear down the center. These are a perfect size to hand out to people on the streets, tuck under windshield wipers, or leave in a "Take one" pile. If you're printing at home, you'll probably want to use the reduced color or black-and-white version. Printer ink gets expensive.

Monochrome (2-up)

Reduced Color (2-up)

Full Color (2-up)

Business Cards

Keep a few of these on your person when you head out and about. Tell your neighbors, "I'm helping to launch a political movement to fix the US! It's called Unfucking The World, and you can find it at UTW.vote!" and you can give them one of these as a reminder.

If you're printing these at home, you'll want to use a decently heavy cardstock. If your printer has a duplex function, tell it to print double-sided; if not, just print a few copies of the first page, then take those flip them over, and run them back through to print the other side. You'll have to settle for white lines on the edges; consumer printers can't line up the front and back perfectly.

Monochrome (12-up)

Reduced Color (12-up)

Full Color (12-up)

If you get these printed by a commercial service, however, you'll want to give them one of these files, which is a "full bleed" design—the art goes past the edge where the business cards will be cut, so that there won't be a white border.