micronational leader

plural micronational leaders

1. The leader of a micronation.

   Let each micronational leader set up a display and talk about his or her country. You can also have performances or hold games.

   2014 May 12, Kathy Ceceri, Micronations: Invent Your Own Country and Culture with 25 Projects, Nomad Press, →ISBN, unnumbered page

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   Lectoria's King Thomas was the only micronational leader I had any notable contact with back in the old days. Good guy. I worked with Thomas Leys some, but that was before he got involved with Port Colice, I think.

   2006 December 2, C.M. Siervicül, “Reunification and realism- some thoughts on Talossa”, in Micro-Nations.com, archived from the original on 02 Aug 2008

   He's coming! Marie, we need to get this place looking as imperial as possible, we're going to be visited by a real-life Micronational^([sic]) leader!

   2010 January 7, Travis McHenry, Delusions of Grandeur, Lulu.com, →ISBN, page 68

   [quoting Jody Shapiro] My biggest thing with the film was I set off to make it by saying that I was going to treat each micronational leader with the respect that they felt they deserved as the head of state.

   2011 March 7, Tim Murphy, “How to Start Your Own Country: A Primer”, in Mother Jones