After to fall of Communism in the Czech Republic, Vit Jedlicka noticed that the economy in his country began to thrive. In observing the economies of other nations, he decided to study economics. Jedlicka became a member of the Czech Party of Free Citizens, which bases its values on the classical liberal ideology. This liberal ideology inspired him to create a free-market community where citizens did not suffer the burdens of over regulation. After considering many other parcels of land in which to build this community, he chose an unclaimed plot of land between Croatia and Serbia. Apparently, there was no opposition to his taking the land. Mr. Jedlicka then began the tremendous work of building a constitution, writing laws, choosing a currency, and basing the citizens’ votes on a meritorious system. At present, all citizens of Liberland are e-citizens and live elsewhere. The forested riverbank remains uninhabited.