I thought I had made that clear, sorry if not:
"... the foundation being internationalised and based in a more freedom-affine country that embraces innovation instead of trying to keep the status quo by all means. We should promote the creation of several independant foundations, associations, societies or organisations, be they defined geographically or focused on certain aspects of crypto-economics or certain goals of their members."

We should decentralise and diversify and be in the jurisdictions that do not intend to regulate Bitcoin to death.

Once governments understand that this emerging market will develop there where one does not try to stop it (can't be stopped anyhow) and that this brings innovation and economic growth then governments will start sending lobbyists to the Bitcoin community in order to make themselves more attractive to the businesses and people who develop it.

Joe