Statement from Leeson

I would like to thank Mr Berre for his apology. I may not agree with his politics or personal positions but I respect him as a human being. He is an inspiration for his rising from being a victim of tyranny to a person willing to put his neck out for his beliefs. I find this inspiring as do no doubt many others. Despite fighting talk on the campaign trail it is just that campaigning , I have never had anything against Mr Berre personally. In fact in recognition of all of our candidates public service record I offer to go volunteering with both Cocx and Le Berre to a charity cause helping those in need.I hope we can show our unity and love for Europe.

Onto suggestions that I would like to steal sovereignty from nations this is not true. The whole point of glocalism is that targets and policies are agreed at EU level but then to reach them nations can meet them in any way they wish so as to fit into local cultures and laws . I accept a solution in one country may not work in another and hence support supporting individual countries to meet targets in their own way. Under a Leeson premiership your nation would be able to decide its own laws and can assure you I would fight for that. I hope this statement clarifies a few issues.

A Message from Dr Walter Cocx

"Europeans, friends, we are coming towards the end of the campaign for Premier Commissioner, and I want to thank all of you who have shown me your support deeply. This week, Europe stands at a crossroads, presented with a choice of continuing the silent, waning, ineffective EPA bureaucracy of the past four months under Leeson, to choose for a bloated, confusing, distant Europe under Le Berre, or to choose for me. For a united yet fair Europe. Today I make my final appeal to you, voters, to cast your ballot for a Europe of reason, of rationalism, and to reject the extreme and vague proposals of my opponents.

Let us begin with Leeson, who offers you a peculiar combination of extreme pro-Europeanism, a complete lack of specificity and concrete policies, and a highly ineffective way of communicating his goals. Not only is Leeson a doomsayer, who claimed that "there is no middle ground" and that "we are in survival", but most of his so-called policies are far, far beyond the mandate of any Premier to date. From his proposed introduction of what he calls "participatory capitalism", a vague term with an even vaguer meaning, to his claim that "we need all countries on board" -- on board for what? How are you going to achieve this? He further proposed a standardisation of safety and consumer standards, something which a Premier, any Premier, cannot and should not do. Leeson might not recognise the middle ground, for he is certainly not on it. But, Mr Leeson, voters, I have something to tell you. There definitely is a middle ground. And that middle ground is the Cocx Movement.

On to my other opponent, Mr Le Berre, whose proposed policies are at the very least well worked out and specific. They are also, unfortunately, downright dangerous. New councils formed to discuss "pertinent issues." New councils formed for "marginalised populations". New councils in all sectors of the economy. A new Economic Council at European level. I don't know how many Councils Le Berre can think of to add to his platform, but every single one is one too many. We need to cut down on European bureaucracy -- abolish the ineffective European Assembly -- rather than institute another fifteen Councils no one will attend. It's furthermore interesting to note that, in Le Berre's view, "those running Europe ... are corrupt, caring only for their interests", a baseless accusation if ever there was one, but at the same time he proposes instituting another dozen councils with even more "corrupt" bureaucrats. There is no consistency in his plans.

Unlike Leeson, however, Le Berre has at least a few good suggestions -- and, much like how I noticed Le Berre started discussing the issue of rogue states after my campaign had highlighted this issue -- I will take inspiration from his campaign. His notion of the Premier having to be open to petitions is a good one, and I accept this. He also appears to be in favour of a united Commission, where Commissioners work together far more than they have done in previous months and years. This is a valid point, and one I would take up if elected to office.

The Cocx Movement does not dabble in the fantasy of Mr Leeson, or the ineffective bureaucratic ideals of Mr Le Berre. We will oppose any movement to increase the European Budget or to allocate expenditure on massive projects that should be dealt with multilaterally; we will sponsor legislation in the European Council, the only way to affect meaningful change at a European level, by the way, with the following aims:

To allow the Commission, as a united body, to instantly embargo states deemed out of line by at least two EU member states' governments, a danger to regional security, or to member states' safety -- acting as a final possible measure in case all diplomacy fails. To immediately abolish the European Assembly, and empower the European Council with its duties. To repeal the Elected and Accountable Council Act 2020.

Furthermore, the Cocx Movement makes the following proposals:

Premier Commissioners should facilitate, actively, projects such as Eurorail and a region-wide 5G network, on a multilateral basis, involving funding from different member states. Although we oppose direct stimulus packages for poorer member states, we are in favour of a common European mechanism for nations to apply for loans, financial aid, or other support, from other member states, once again facilitated by the Commission. Diplomatic and arbiter-related roles of Commissioners should be more widely implemented, to facilitate voluntary implementation of common currencies, visa-free travel zones, or other proposals to make the lives of Europeans easier, by groups of member states.

You all know my platform, and what I stand for. I now ask you to go out and vote -- vote for your principles, vote with your head, and with your heart. If we all do our best, then one bright day in the near future, we will wake up in a Europe of sanity, of rationality, and of peace. Thank you, goodnight."

RALLY #8 - HANNKKARA, MENNRIMIAK - FEBRUARY 3RD, 2021

Since the flight was gonna be really long this time, Birdane couldn't have time to discuss with people in Leagio. After the rally, she immediately went to the airport again for a final rally: in Hannkkara, Mennrimiak. She walked this time as the rally arena was close to the airport.

Hello, Hannkkara, Hello, Mennrimiak! I run for this position to give this world my best... Like how I gave the island I lived in my best. I am here to give one last rally before elections. I have said mostly everything that I can say. I have preached my message all around Europe and will continue to do so, even if I lose this election. After all, even if I don't get the position, I'm still a human. I will work for everyone, even those who have not chosen me. Because it doesn't matter. Polarization and division is the last thing Europe needs. We need peace, unity, harmony and competence. We need competent people in the office, and since I believe that I am competent, I am running for this position.

The European Union is chaotic. Nobody will deny this. It's a collective entity of member states with vastly different cultures, views, opinions, among other things. I have always expressed disdain to those who do not listen to these states enough. Many member states are quite isolated from Europolis, more than you think, they cannot make their voice heard enough, and I feel Mennrimiak is one of them. I will work hard to make sure this never happens in my term. We need communication, we need diplomacy, we need respect. We don't need Europolis telling states what to do. We don't need half-baked policies whose submitters never think of long-term effects. We need vision, and not many have it. We need to move forward. We need to have stable grounds, we need to stop wasting our time with showbiz, we need to move. Forward. No more infighting. No more useless arguments. I don't want it! I won't do it, If I get elected. The Concert of Europe moves on, and I want to make it a little peaceful during my lifetime.

Some last words... I want to thank Alkharya, Europe, supporters or not, to giving me the opportunity to speak in various countries. Even if it all fails, may the torch light on for progress, success and better days... Thank you all. I love all of you.

January 31st - Fifth Rally: Kazmurbirha, Ruthund

Reagan stepped up as the crowd clapped and cheered. He smiled and waved as he stepped up to the podium to speak.

"Good evening, Kazmurbirha and the people of Ruthund. I hope that you are doing well. I hope that no one minds that this rally that topic of this rally will be different than the previously. In the previous rallies, I talked about what I would bring for the EU. Now I will mainly talk about why I am qualified. I got a joke that told to me from a fellow former Senator, a Conservative Reformist candidate for Councilor was running for election in a rural district and was never really known to be Conservative at all but Social Democrat who do well in rural areas previously. So when he tells a young potential voter who he is and that he is a Conservative, the voter is in shock and says 'let me go get mama, she has never seen a Conservative before.' So the voter gets his mother and a crowd forms up as they had never seen a Conservative before as well, the candidate had to find a platform to give his speech. So eventually he found a pile of that stuff that for 30 years that Bess Truman tried to get Former Senator Harry Truman to call fertilizer."

The crowd, especially those that are farmers, went absolutely wild as they laughed.

"So he got up on the pile and gave his speech, where at the end of it the voter said 'that is the first time that I have heard Conservative speech." And the Candidate said 'that is the first that I have given a Conservative Speech from Social Democratic platform.'"

The crowd went wild again as they got the joke. Eventually, they settled down.

"Now, as I mentioned I have already talked a lot of what I would bring but I want talk about my qualifications. When I was elected Senator, I took a heavy interest to foreign affairs as I was assigned to be Chairman of the Senate Foreign Affairs Commitee in Leagio, where I had the wonderful opporunity to meet with the world leaders of the time. I was to understand the interest of those foriegn leaders in sort of a capitcity that falls similar to an ambassdor. In addition, I served as a delegate for the National Congress to many of the negotiations with many foreign leaders that wanted to trade with the Commonwealth, especially traties that were meant to stablize relations as well."

"Then I served as Minister of Foreign Affairs for a year when the Commonwealth lost a President to cancer and the Governor-General at the time had to serve the remainder of that President's term for a year. But during that term, I took on a more stronger role of foreign affairs in serving the interests of the Commonwealth. Now, I look to serving the interests of the European Union and particularly the interests of its member-states. We needy unity and leadership that looks out to the future of the European Union, especially for our foreign affairs. I will too expand our foreign relations with other regions to serve the interests of the entire European Union."

"We need a more transparent office of foreign affairs that will build those relationships that the nations of the European Union want to build to where our children can live peacefully within a prosper as well as free world. Thank you."

After that Reagan walked down to shack hands with the members of the crowd.

NYETTHEM, VAYINAOD | LISTENING CAREFULLY TO THE CRIES OF THE PEOPLE

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Atty. Winston delivering a statement on a dinner with members of the Storting

Edmund welcomed the team on a regular room with tables set up for a regular dinner.

"Good evening everyone, I'd like to thank you all for accepting my invitation for a dinner. I know that many of you think I'm here to talk to you and campaign for a bloated European Union or big transport projects. But since the past few months, I thought to myself if all of those were really that necessary. So I'd like to ask if you could set that mentality aside and focus on things that are better for the people."

"First, I want to emphasize one reason why I also asked you all for a dinner. That is to listen to what you want us candidates to do when we are in the European Commission. I want to know the interests of all the member-states and harmonize them so that we will have a balanced integration policy. Yesterday, I watched the campaign from my opponent Ms. Birdane where he mentioned my name saying I had toxic integration policies during my campaign. But I'm not here to give some counter-attacks and lie about her policies, I want to remind you all the the focus of my campaign is fixing the problems of integration. Anglexit is there, Krexit is there, Mennrexit is there, and there are so many more. All member-states are very important to the EU as they are the key building blocks that bind our union. One thing they hate is how they're not properly voiced in the European Council, European Commission, and even the European Court of Justice. Which is why I believe that dialogue is very important so we can discuss important matters and ensure that the EU will remain strong for years to come."

"We will and shall not let down the European people with this, if we want a real union, we have to work together and listen to each other. No one shall be left behind. Thank you and have a great evening everyone! I hope you enjoy our dinner tonight."

The attendees clapped their hands and Edmund's seat mates chatted with him on policies that they want to be pushed to the European level.

"Dear comrades" Hudeček once again raised his voice. "I must inform you that due to the disappointment with our activity the Socialist Republican Party is withdrawing from the Institute of European Left. With that the first meeting of the Institute of European Left is finished. We wish you all well."

"Oh, that would be fantastic -- I will get to work on an agreement the moment you have boarded your plane home, Your Majesty -- I hadn't quite prepared myself for the preparation of one before this meeting, I'm afraid. In any case, I'm extremely anxious to be working so closely with more Montenbourg diplomats and politicians, you all seem like a very civilised bunch", Artabanos said, before gesturing the Queen to the exit and opening the door for her. He quickly grasped into his pocket and took a deep, long sip from His flask before continuing to the press room, where it seemed like thousands of flashes greeted the two monarchs with every move they made. Artabanos had always despised these photo ops, but they were a necessary evil - how else was He going to show off His ties?

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Having sat down in the press room, Artabanos shook the Queen's hand for the cameras and began His statement: "Thank you all for coming and for helping me in wishing Her Majesty Queen Victoria of Montenbourg the very warmest of welcomes to the Empire. As you will know, our previous meeting, here in the Palace, did not end fortuitously, and yet the bond between Montenbourg and Inimicus has never been stronger. The Inimician Government, and Myself personally, wish to acknowledge especially the diplomatic and moral support from Montenbourg during recent crises involving Reitzmag and Eastern Haane.

"We know Montenbourg as a dependable friend and ally, and wish to continue this friendship in the future. It is with this in mind that I can now publicise a very recently-made decision by both our governments to start formalising an official partnership and alliance, details of which you will, no doubt, hear about in due course. For now, though, I simply wish to express my joy at the Queen's coming here, and to express how much I am looking forward to the state banquet in just a few short hours, at which we will no doubt hear much more from her and her entourage. Welcome, Your Majesty, to the Empire."

With that, Artabanos invited the Queen to make her own statement to the press.

1st Round:
Kathrine Jones(The Left):19.18%
Rajina Gill(PSD):17.01%
James Mizrachi-Roscoe(Ind):37.85%
Breanna Findlay(NR):11.70%
Jayda Fransen(ND):14.25%

Breanna Findlay of National Rally knocked out

2nd Round
Kathrine Jones(The Left):19.18%
Rajina Gill(PSD):17.01%
James Mizrachi-Roscoe(Ind):46.63%
Jayda Fransen(ND):17.17%

Rajina Gill of PSD knocked out

3rd Round
Kathrine Jones(The Left):25.05%
James Mizrachi-Roscoe(Ind):57.71%
Jayda Fransen(ND):17.23%

James Roscoe , Independent elected

Results of the 2020 National Congress Election by Alliances

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Live coverage - ART - December 29th, 2020 - 01:10 - from Kaanpaşa, FCR

*And, just right after the New Years, all the counts are finished. The results were already ratified way before but, Barbaros and Kaanpaşa have finally finished their counts and they both say YES, making the final vote 55.1% YES to 44.9% NO. President Tülay Elçi will give a speech about the referendum very shortly, as we speak. This referendum decided whether or not Alkharya would have presidential elections and the people said yes to them. Currently, there's a big crowd around Elçi's house and we are expecting her to come outside very shortly. The press is waiting at her door and- Oh! She just came! Okay. Switch the camera, yeah?

(The point of view gets switched to another camera that's closer to the President. After coming out of her house, a bunch of microphones from the media are shoved into her face as the nation waits for her words.)

Thank you. Dear Alkharyans, it's been an honour to see a democratic referendum take place here once again. The fact that we have established democracy with such longevity is enough to make our ancestors proud. I have watched the results progress alongside with you. I have no doubt that the election was done free and fair, as usual. I would like to honour those who worked to make this referendum come true. I would also like to honour those who have voted and made their voices heard. Your decision is the government's command. It is my command to make your decision become reality. It is truly amazing to see Alkharyans taking more control of our democracy. In 2022, The first presidential elections will be held, and I will be one of the candidates. Until then, long live democracy! Long live unity! Long live Alkharya!

Having spoke over the issues a treaty was presented for both to sign.

As she took the present and examined it carefully, Lula said, "It's your Royal Highness with me. Thank you for the present. It will look beautiful here in my office."

"You no doubt know the politics of me and my government. And that is openness. That is why I am happy to receive you" , she continued.

"I must admit that Montenbourg is somewhat unknown to me. But I am convinced that our countries can strengthen each other. However, Your Royal Highness ... May I ask what the reason for your visit is? "

Mikaela smiled and then laughed softly. "Of course, of course," the Archbishop agreed. The Archbishop then turned to the President and tilted her head, eagerly awaiting for the next step of the state visit.

Radek Šedivý was, like so many other members of the CPCS, shocked by the death of Alexander Bílý and Josef Voda. Their death meant that the People's Militias and other supporters of Bílý were now without a clear leader, something that if they were to succeed they needed. For that reason he decided to leave the city of České Budějovice in Suuth Bohemian region for Prague together with a group of militants. Despite never coming close to being a leader in the CPCS before the current crisis, the party was now largely shattered. Černá remained the chairwomen but the party was broken and many members supporting Bílý were critical of Černá for agreeing with the former oppositions terms in the first place.

Once in Prague Šedivý rushed directly to the Office of the Government where he met with Albína Reiserová. "Good afternoon comrade. I must applaud your wise decision to not yield to the demands of that rodent Houba, it gave people hope!" he greeted her.

"Good afternoon comrade governor, I'm pleased to meet you. I hope you won't object to a security check before I invite you inside. We can't have another incident like what happened yesterday." she responded, clearly still shaken by what happened yesterday.

"Of course not!" Šedivý nodded as militant guarding the building approached him to search for any weapons. But as Šedivý had no weapons on him, he was let inside.

"I couldn't agree with giving up the control of the streets to Houba. Everything suggests that he is behind the assassination of comrade Bílý, he can't be trusted with our lives." Reiserová explained her position. She no longer believed that she was in the biggest danger by appearing on the side of Bílý, but rather that the biggest danger to her, and perhaps even her kids, comes from the murderer or murderers who must be brought before justice.

"A wise decision indeed, as I have previously said." Šedivý replied "but I must ask, can we be absolutely sure that Houba is the one behind the assassination of comrade Bílý?" he continued as they walked into the main room together.

"Everything we know suggest that Houba is indeed behind this heinous crime." a voice from the room responded to Šedivý's question. Šedivý turned his eyes from Reiserová to the source of these words and he saw Karolína Vicanová, an StB agent.

"Ah, good afternoon comrade." Šedivý greeted Vicanová and smiled. Yet he was not overtly happy about seeing a secret police agent here, he considered secret police in its current form and its actions as a mistake of the socialist regime, that needs to be fixed. But now there were larger problems, and he knew well that they will need any help their need.

Vicanová's smile on the other hand was quite genuine, more genuine than her words. She had no evidence that Houba was behind the assassination of Bílý, but she knew that saying so is necessary for the socialist forces not to completely collapse. Before this moment she considered destroying the evidence of her being an StB agent, but now she was determined to fight for her place as a secret policewoman and for the secret police itself. Little did she know that she is looking into eyes of a man that also wanted to strangle the StB.

"Please comrade, sit down and tell us why did you come here." Reiserová told Šedivý, and he obliged.

"Well firstly it is important to talk about the danger that the armed forces present to us, if they stay true to the ultimatum they issued to us, they will start moving towards Prague to pacify us today". Šedivý said.

"The StB is working on that problem." Vicanová replied.

"And I also think there can be little doubt that the party and the system itself will need reforms, if we want to prevent a similar situation happening in the future. We must consider what worked and what didn't work, we must admit the mistakes that were done to ourselves if we want to move forward. Sadly the leadership of comrade Černá lacks the capabilities to do so." Šedivý continued on with his second point. "The job is left for us to do. I am no usurper, so I believe that it is the job of us present here, not just mine, to try to handle this task." Šedivý finished. He didn't believe that Reiserová and Vicanová were necessarily the women for the job, but they were the ones present there with him, and he truly had no desire to usurp the power and the responsibilities for himself.

Both women stayed silent for a moment. Was it time for television actress to become an actress in the political field? Was it time for a secret agents to step out of the shadow and influence things publicly? In the end both women accepted Šedivý's proposition and all of them begun planning on how to move forward.

Message from the Defense Minister of Czech Slavia Alexander Bílý to Chairman of the Communist Party of Icholasen Mirchul Jurluchuz

Dear most briliant comrade,
cancelling of the military parade has been annulled. Joint military parade in Prague MUST be held. I sadly can't provide more details about the parade but it is required to promote the unity of the nation. Ruzyně airport is fully under control of those fully devoted to our friendship and ready for the arrival of Nicoelizian armed forces. If anything changes I will let you know. Please send troops as soon as possible!

Yours truly,
Alexander Bílý

"Oh, those are perfect. I'll also add in the bit about creating economic opportunities to encourage our tech companies to expand in each of our states. Since our countries will cooperate on research, it might also be good that our intelligence services share intelligence information with each other, so we can cooperate on fighting any international crime or terrorism that comes between us. How does this look? Anything else?"

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No. 4: Consideration of Sanctions on Reitzmag - Y 200, N 20.

Description: Motion No. 4 began consideration of the placing of sanctions of sanctions on the Kingdom of Reitzmag due to concerns regarding the impact of recent development in the Caspian as well as regarding the 'Spacenet' project being developed, centering around the release of silt for the former and possible increases in space debris for the latter. Proposed the appointment of a committee for the preparation of a report on the subject. Also of concern was the possibility that the Reitzmic government was constructing in a dead zone, which many believed had to be investigated. Consideration was believed to be "prudent," as well as an action that would not result in "undue harm to sovereignty. Members of Staatsrat refused to vote for, wishing to be "consistent," while at the same time worrying about "Reitzmic militarism."

No. 5: Appointment of Council for the Consideration of Sanctions on Reitzmag - Y 220, N 0.

Description: Motion No. 5 appointed five members of the Nationalversammlung to a Council that would prepare a report regarding possible sanctions for the Nationalversammlung. No opposition.

No. 6 Expansion of Nationalversammlung - Y 220, N 0.

Description: Motion No. 6 allowed 73 designated vocational and professional groups outside of the Trade Federation to send delegates to the Nationalversammlung for the purposes of expanding representation. No opposition. -

Amal signed too and shook hands with the Foreign Affairs Minister. Both left the room and said goodbye to eachother. Amal has done it, and the Copalans rights, freedoms and stability were assured. But for how long? That's something she would need to deal with, a challenge she could only face.

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