The Secretary-General of the League of
Secessionist States is the highest officer in this organization, responsible for the
administration of the League and its organs.
It is duty of the Secretary-General (or Sec-Gen) to hold debates in the General Assembly;
to call and preside voting ballots; to moderate the mailing list; and to judge internal
conflicts between ambassadors.
The term of the Sec-Gen in office is one year, and election is held among every ambassador
in the General Assembly, one vote per nation.THE CURRENT
SECRETARY-GENERAL
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HISTORY OF SECRETARY-GENERALS
Since the founding of the League of Secessionist States, there have been seven
permanent secretary-generals of the League. Here is a brief biography of the past
secretary-generals, and others who have served in an official capacity as head of the
LOSS:
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| Robert
Ben Madison |
Talossa 
1980 - 1983 |
| King of Talossa, co-founder of the LOSS together with John Carl Eiffler of
Thord and John Arthur Jahn of the Imperial Jahn Empire. He created an alliance of
micronations on November 26, 1980 that formed the precurser to the current League, to
defend his thesis of the "world secession of 10,000,000 nations". |
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| Nathan
Freeburg |
| Talossa
1983 - 1996 |
| A Talossan citizen, he served as secretary-general, the first after its period
of dormancy from 1983 on. During this long period, LOSS was completely dormant, until Mr.
Freeburg resigned on September 1996. |
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| Pedro
Aguiar |
Porto Claro  1996 - 1997 |
| Serving as secretary-general from October, 1996 to July, 1997, Mr. Aguiar, the
founder of Porto Claro and first micronationalist in Latin America, was responsible for
the resurrection of LOSS and the creation of the first independent LOSS web page (which
was previously hosted under Talossan website). |
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| Lise
Mendel |
Port Cólice  1997 - 1998 |
| Serving as secretary-general from July, 1997 to early 1998, Port Colice's Ms.
Mendel presided over the drafting of the League Charter which is nearly identical with the
one in use today. |
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| David
Kendall |
| Port Cólice 1998 - 1999 |
Serving in a temporary secretary-general position, Mr. Kendall, also from Port
Colice, was appointed by outgoing Secretary-General Mendel in the spring of 1998 to
continue with the revival of the LOSS.
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Leys |
| Port Cólice 1999 - 2001 |
| Elected by the members of the LOSS as the Secretary- General on April 1, 1999,
and re-elected on March 31, 2000, Thomas Leys was the third head of the LOSS from Port
Colice. During his two years administration, supported by thematic committees, the League
removed defunct members and added several new nations, as well as approved some
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Diga Makonnen IV |
Cátera-Macúsia  2001 - 2002 |
| A pseudonym for Michael Tigineh, the former Ras of Q'attera-Macusiaa succeeded
the four years of Colician administration promising to promote many reforms as to the
leadership structure of LOSS, but it wasn't made. He forced the League into a belligerant
charachter by passing anti-pacifist statements and was charged with strong denounces of
leading terrorist and spying missions on other micronations. As a motion for his removal
started receiving support from member states, he resigned, two months before the end of
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| Fred
Church Ortiz |
Cherusken Isonomia 
2002 |
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Gordon |
Morovia  2002 - 2003 |
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Nova Scotia 
2003-2007 |
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| James
E Bentz II |
Tebeakesse  2007 -
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Reunião  2009 - |
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