alt text

Bernie accepted the award graciously and thanked the Czech people for all their hard work in fighting the oppression of workers.

Registration for RASE 2020 has now ended. We from the RAF Charitable Trust would like to thank the attendees and the exhibitors.

Henry Merkins Dudley
Head, RASE 2020 Registration Committee

"It was a pleasure to work together, Jésus" said Nikola while shaking his hand. "We've reached more than was planned".

"I hope to see you one day in Nofoaga" he continued.

Having some last words expressing their friendship, Nikola N'nago entered the car and headed of to the airport.

alt text

After a week of an election, we have witnessed 4 of the most prominent people in the country battle for the position of EU Councilor. And now, the results are in and we have our official winner of this year's EUCO elections. Would we end up with a re-election or a leave in the EU. And now here it is:

Bar Chart Race graph keeps running and stops.

alt text

And Congratulations! Friedrich van Allen is re-elected to the position of EU Councilor for Reitzmag. See you next time on our next EUCO elections. I'm Mike McGregor, goodafternoon everyone!

@Icholasen @Vayinaod @Leagio Welcome to the National Awakening Party, the Moderates, and the Conservative Reform Party! Let's WIN with Luke Garnet in August!

'Yes, in this recent years the capitalist are turning even more warmongers than ever I think that if we want our ideology and nations to survive we need to protect our fellow comrades insade and abrode of our countries'

(CHAPTER III: OVUM AURORA continued...)

The College of Bishops
May 15, 2020 / 9:55 AM

Firoux sighed in his seat. He was eight votes short. He felt angry that Silas had complicated things for him, but at least victory was within reach. Silas clearly didn’t have the support to move forward, and so whipping the votes of the Reformist bishops who supported Silas didn’t seem too daunting or challenging. Firoux got up from his seat and signalled for Anja to join him. Together, the two quickly put a plan to peel Silas’s votes, and began to dart around the room and make deals with their prospective voters.

While most of the bishops remained within the College chamber, some bishops spilled through the doors into the antechamber, the hallway and some made their ways to the bathroom. Mikaela stood waiting in the antechamber, waiting for Silas. As she waited, Michael Cunard suddenly approached her.

“Ah, Bishop Kligenberg. That has a familiar ring to it, doesn’t it? Your father would be proud,” Michael smiled.

“I think so,” Mikaela answered uneasily, feeling slightly unsure of Michael’s sudden appearance. She couldn’t figure out what this conversation could be about.

“I hope you don’t mind me asking this. How is Aleksandra, Craticus’s daughter? I know she was very special to him, and it has been very brave of you to care of her,” Michael asked.

Mikaela was taken very aback by Michael’s question. “Oh! Umm, she’s doing ok. She’s adjusting as good… as good as one can, all things considered. It’s just a very confusing time for her. I’m trying to be there for her as much as I can. I’m going to file the paperwork to adopt her,” Mikaela answered earnestly.

Michael placed his hand on Mikaela’s shoulder. “I’m really sorry about everything, especially everything with Craticus. Despite everything that Craticus put you through, it’s very forgiving and empathetic of you to take care of his daughter. I mean it when I say your father would be proud of you.”

Mikaela simply nodded. Michael removed his hand from her shoulder and gently smiled. “It looks like Silas will not have the votes.”

“I’m hoping to talk to him. We’re going to fall in line with Firoux and support him. He has this,” Mikaela announced.

“Are you sure about that?”

“Yes, why?

“I would rather have literally anybody else than Firoux as Archbishop. My bloc of bishops firmly agrees with me: anybody but Firoux. We would support Silas, but we don’t think he has what it takes. That’s why we will be voting for you.”

“Me?” Mikaela gasped in shock. “Why me?”

“You’re not Firoux. You’ve also shown great kindness.”

“I don’t have any other votes. This won’t work out. Besides, Firoux is about to have this wrapped up.”

“Well, then you better try and get those votes, then. We have 13 minutes until voting begins again, so you better start working,” Michael chuckled before abruptly turning around and walking away.

Mikaela was overcome with confusion. She quickly scanned around the antechamber trying to find Silas, who was still nowhere to be seen. Mikaela then noticed Karinn and JennaMarelle talking together in the doorway. Mikaela hurriedly approached them.

“Auntie JJ!” Mikaela squealed.

“Hi, sweetie. Sorry about my vote. Silas just doesn’t have the support, so I couldn’t do it,” JennaMarelle smiled as she furrowed her brows in a disappointed look.

“Silas doesn’t have the votes, but I might just. You won’t believe this! Bishop Cunard just told me that he and his bloc will be supporting me!”

“Wait, what?” Karinn asked in confusion.

“Bishop Cunard?” JennaMarelle asked, joining Karinn in confusion.

“Yes, seriously. Bishop Cunard is supporting me and-”

“You will also have the support of the Progressivists,” Karinn interjected. “If it’s between you or Firoux, then you don’t have to ask me twice.”

Mikaela grabbed JennaMarelle by her arm and yanked her. “Please, Auntie JJ, could you vote for me? I think I could do it. With your support, and the support of your conference, I could have the numbers.”

“Maybe just enough numbers, but I’m not so sure, sugar. I will need to talk to a lot of people, and I don’t think I have the time,” JennaMarelle pouted.

Silas appeared in the doorway and sighed in defeat. “Well, I just conceded to Firoux. We have it a good shot,” Silas huffed. “Hi JennaMarelle. Hi Karinn.”

“Si! No, we haven’t lost yet. We have the votes!” Mikaela beamed.

“From who?”

“Bishop Lallana and Auntie JJ here. Also, you won’t believe this, but Bishop Cunard and his bloc too!”

Silas silently gasped in astonishment. “This is a miracle. I can’t believe this. Okay, I need to start telling people to vote for me again.”

“Oh, we’re not voting for you,” Karinn laughed. “We’re voting for Mikaela.”

“I really can’t lie or make promises. I don’t have time. I need to talk to some people,” JennaMarelle exhaled. JennaMarelle and Karinn then suddenly took off from the group.

“Wait, for you? They’re voting for you?” Silas questioned.

“Yes! Can you believe it? We might have a shot. A slim shot, but a shot.”

“How did you do this? Why did you do this? Was this your plan all along? You’ve made me look like a proper fool now,” Silas grumbled with deep annoyance.

“I didn’t plan this, I promise. It just happened. Bishop Cunard approached me. Neither the Traditionalists nor the Progressivists want Firoux.”

“Well, they clearly don’t want me either. Mikaela, I already conceded to Firoux. I’ve also told several of our voters to vote for Firoux. I was just speaking to them. I promised I would vote for Firoux. This is nonsense now.”

“I thought you told me to never give up? Why are you giving up, Si? We have a chance now! Let me talk to Juan-Bernardo and Copala, and I think we should have a few more votes wrapped up.”

“You get everything handed to you. Everything. I put in all the work, and you simply just take the rewards. I’ve had enough of it. Enough. I already told everyone to vote for Firoux. You’re making me look like an idiot, too, by the way, by switching the votes to yourself. You’ve embarrassed and betrayed me. At every turn, you’ve undermined me. You first took Eamony from me, and now you’re trying to take this from me. Excuse me, I need to return to my seat,” Silas muttered with anger as he pushed Mikaela aside and stormed to his seat.

Mikaela looked down at her watch. She had only two minutes.

… … ...

The Prefect of the College hushed the chamber and once again reiterated the rules and procedures of the vote. After another explanation, the second round of voting was underway.

The diocese of Bayside-Bronze Docks was alphabetically first, and so the Bishop of Bayside-Bronze Docks would again be first to cast their vote. Again, the vote went to Firoux. The next dozen votes all went to Firoux, until the first Traditionalist bishop voted. As promised, the bishop voted for Mikaela. An audible gasped was emitted across the Reformist caucus. Firoux stared blankly in confusion. Anja spun her head around and looked at Mikaela.

Several more Traditionalists bishops voted, all for Mikaela. Then, the first Progressivist bishop announced their vote. It was also for Mikaela. Mikaela smiled in her seat and exchange glances with Karinn, who smiled back at her. Firoux then caught on, realising that the Traditionalists and Progressivists have shifted their support to Mikaela. Nevertheless, Firoux remained cautiously optimistic, as the ensuing Reformist bishops continued to vote for him. Soon enough, Hariett Copala was at the speaking podium.

“I, Hariett Copala, Bishop of City Centre-Viewmont, cast my vote for Mikaela Kligenberg, Bishop of Eamony.”

El Caudillo soon followed. “I, Juan-Bernardo Fernandez-Velasquez, Bishop of City Circus-Two Pillars, cast my vote for Mikaela Kligenberg, Bishop of Eamony.”

Mikaela rocked nervously in her chair. Even with the support of the other blocs, her fiancée and Copala, she was still several votes behind Firoux. Mikaela knew that the only way she could catch up was if she hemorrhaged the support of the Reformists. Anja, who was then next, stemmed the tide of Mikaela support.

“I, Anja Emerett, Bishop of City Gates-New Chapel, cast my vote for Edward Firoux, Bishop of Swanridge Heights.”

Anja’s vote was followed by a flurry of Reformist bishops who stood steadfast in their support of Firoux. A Reformist bishop who previously voted for Silas too, voted for Firoux. Firoux continued to maintain a decent lead over Mikaela. Firoux peered at the bishop beside him, who was keeping a vote tally. Firoux was up 18 votes. Firoux, himself, had a bad feeling. He looked nervously over his shoulder at Anja, who was staring at the podium with fixated gaze. Mikaela, meanwhile, nervously twitched as JennaMarelle took to the podium.

“I, JennaMarelle Johnson, Bishop of City Marches-Hillfort, cast my vote for Mikaela Kligenberg, Bishop of Eamony.”

Firoux, Anja and dozens of bishops all instantaneously covered their mouths in shock. Reformist bishops all began to exchanged looks with each other, and an echo of faint whispers could be he heard. As Reformist bishops then took to the speaking podium, they all seemed either confused or unsure of their votes. Most continued to vote for Firoux, but some had changed their allegiances and voted for Mikaela. Mikaela began to creep up in her support. She glanced at the tally beside her. She was now only down 4 votes. Soon enough, it was her own turn to vote.

“I, Mikaela Kligenberg, Bishop of Eamony, cast my vote for myself.”

Mikaela’s vote was soon matched by Michael Cunard and Karinn, who placed their votes for her. The remaining Progressivists and Traditionalists votes clashed with Reformist votes, which mostly still stood strong for Firoux. An unsure Firoux then took to the podium.

“I, Edward Firoux, Bishop of Swandridge Heights, cast my vote for myself.”

Mikaela Kligenberg looked at the tally beside her. It was almost even. 109 votes for Firoux and 108 votes for Mikaela. The winner need 116 votes to win. There were only 13 votes left. A complete back and forth of Firoux and Mikaela votes were then made. After a few minutes, the third last bishop cast their vote. It was now tied. 114 votes for Firoux and 114 votes for Mikaela.

Mikaela couldn’t bare it. She covered her eyes and peered through the cracks of her fingers as the second last bishop went to vote. He announced his vote for Mikaela. Mikaela gulped the air in her throat. She was now in front. She had 115 votes. She needed the final vote. If not, it would be a tie. A tie would result in a third round of voting. This was Mikaela’s only chance. She knew her Reformist support would crumble in a third round. Mikaela’s heart sank as she realised that Silas was the last to vote. She carefully eyed Silas as he coolly walked to the speaking podium. Silas smiled and nodded at Firoux from the podium.

“I, Silas Kligenberg, Bishop of Zion Canal-New Market, cast my vote for…”

Silas narrowed his gaze. He looked disappointed. Then, after a second, he raised his head. “For Mikaela Kligenberg, Bishop of Eamony.”

All the bishops in the College rose to their feet and erupted in applause. Finally, a new archbishop had been elected. Firoux stood and clapped. For some reason, he felt relieved. Firoux exhaled. “This has been 11 years in the making.”

alt text

Thank you very much, I love you people. I love you so much.

And I have to say, I love all the people of Europe. This region has got such great people. Unbelievable. And when we started this, all my people said ‘don’t do it, Dragan’, and I said ‘why not’, and they said nobody will vote for you because the system is so rigged by the globalists.

And maybe, OK, they were right, but you know, we came second and we went from nothing to 31% in a few weeks, we got so many votes, and that’s wonderful. So I’d like to thank all the people, and all the countries, that voted for me and believed in our movement to Make Europe Great Again. Millions and millions and millions of ordinary people. Thank you all so much.

But folks, unfortunately, the people who rule Europolis and control the region are human scum. They’re scum, OK? They are the worst people, the globalists who, unfortunately, have won tonight. And they might have won this rigged election, but they’re still losers, folks. And they’re going to keep on losing.

So, first of all, why was Whiteford even allowed to run? She’s going to be Premier Commissioner but her country isn’t even in the EU. Try and find the United Dominions of Icholasen on the map, folks. It’s not there. It doesn’t exist. There was a Communist coup which, by the way, she lost, but for some reason she’s allowed to stand and her fake country is allowed to vote. Crazy, am I right?

And it gets worse, folks, because Inquista also had a coup, but in that case, they allowed the coup regime – El Caudeeeeeeyo – to vote and to stand candidates, like Antoni Reynels. Because that coup was an EPA coup, OK? It was a globalist coup, probably because, let’s face it, if Paul Craticus was alive today, he would’ve voted Trympov, OK? He would’ve voted for me. But he can’t because he’s dead and, unlike with Icholasen, the people who overthrew him – Fake Inquista with its Fake Taylor – were allowed to take part in these elections.

And then there’s Juncker. Oh, boy. Juncker, who got in a tank and went on stage in East Moreland with Copala, who just weeks before had bombed East Moreland and killed everybody there. These globalists were literally standing on the ashes of the people they murdered, and folks, we all know what they meant. I don’t know, actually, maybe it was just the only way Jean could make himself look like a tough guy.

But how many countries voted for Juncker because they thought he’d send Copala to bomb them all if they voted Trympov? How many, folks? Or maybe he just threatened to throw them out a balcony, I don’t know.

I mean, folks, even Reitzmag voted for Whiteford. Does that make sense to you, folks? Reitzmag voting for Whiteford. Her candidate does a big dance on the graves of thousands of innocent people in their country, and they’re like, hey, that’s great! Winston – good guy, crazy ideas, loved, or so I’m told, in his own country – goes around saying ‘OHHHHH, VOTE FOR TRYMPOV, I LOVE TRYMPOV’, and then his country votes for Whiteford? All I’m saying, folks, is just watch all the sanctions fly off Reitzmag now. All the globalist countries will be like ‘sorry we sanctioned you, sorry we pogrom’d your people’. Certainly, Copala isn’t going to bomb them again. Give me a break. Reitzmag is the single worst country, and Winston is a total pit viper. It’s so true, folks.

And maybe these countries were right to be scared, because look at Valhalla, folks. They vote Trympov and within hours, this beautiful country has Communists attempting another coup! They vote Trympov, and all the globalist-occupied countries vote EPA, suddenly there’s Communists there in Valhalla. Is that some coincidence or what, folks? I don’t know the exact nature of the relationship between the globalists and Communists. I never did. But there’s something going on there and we need to figure out what the hell is going on in our region, OK?

And isn’t it such a crazy election system that we have, folks? I got like half the votes in the Duxburian Union – that’s millions and millions of people, and thank you, by the way, Acwellan, Dante, William, you did so great – and that counts for literally nothing! Isn’t it crazy? All those votes just melt away because only the votes of the guy who comes first, even if it’s not a majority, count. And then they all get reduced to one per country. This is the single craziest system, it’s rigged against big countries, and it’s so bad, it’s almost laughable.

But it’s not laughable, folks, because we’re heading for some real dark times now, with the globalists in charge. I look around this room and I see so much talent and such wonderful people, but I don’t know if all of you are going to be alive in four months’ time. I think at least one of you is going to be killed – by a coup, by a war, by Communists, by globalists, I don’t know. But it’s so sad.

The EPA are stopping at nothing to keep their migrants and minorities first, globalist politics in power. They’re such losers, they have to do this to stay in office. But these guys haven’t stopped being losers. They haven’t stopped being haters. They haven’t stopped being failures. And they’re going to keep losing and hating and failing.

Nobody in Icholasen is listening to Whiteford right now, OK? I had to call her to concede, I told my people, I know I should probably challenge this election, but we’ve got so much chaos now, I won’t talk about how rigged it is, I’ll concede to her. I even conceded to Juncker, folks. But I told Whiteford, first of all, as we know, for her, getting in power is the easy bit, and staying is the hard part. So I said she’s got four months and I hope she holds on against the Communists for that long. Gonna be tough.

But I said, you realise nobody in Icholasen cares about you being Premier, OK? Nobody cares. They’re Communist, they’re basically outside the EU, they’re not going to listen to you. And nobody in Angleter is going to listen. Nobody in the Duxburian Union, probably, once they try and get it to pay for the crazy spending projects. Nobody cares, because Europe is so chaotic under globalist rule. The EPA are trying to tell everyone what to do, and trying to take more and more of everybody’s money, and there’s so much coups and violence, people are just ignoring Europolis. The EU is falling apart and it’s going to keep falling apart.

And we know the way the globalists try and keep a hold on this region is indiscriminate violence. Their own coups, their own bombs. It’s so bad, and they’re such human scum, they’re hypocrites, it’s unbelievable. These guys keep saying ‘OH, TRYMPOV DID THE TORPEDO, OH NO, SO BAD’, and they ignore – by the way – that Pravoslaviya was found innocent by the ECoJ, OK? Totally acquitted, no violation of the Constitution, no violation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

But they say it anyway, and they don’t care about the folks in East Moreland – probably because they’re not Sithians, they’re not Kaasians, they’re not migrants. That’s the way these people think, folks. Isn’t it disgusting? But it’s the way they have to do it because nobody’s going to listen to Whiteford, and nobody’s going to listen to Juncker, unless Copala is going to carpet bomb you unless you do what they say. And then, maybe, even still the Communists might get you first. Whiteford is going to get to her new office tomorrow and she’s just going to start waiting for the men with red flags to come in and bing-bing-bing and take her out again.

So Europe, essentially, is no longer Europe. There is no European Union any more. And these globalists told the most disgusting lies about me wanting to destroy the European Union. I was running to be on the European Commission, so first of all, how does that even work, folks? This lie, OK, that I want to destroy the EU, when I’m saying I want to Make Europe Great Again – how does it work? It’s so crazy, and they got so desperate to win this, that’s what they were saying.

But the globalists are the ones destroying the European Union, and they’re going to keep losing, and we’re going to have more coups, more violence, more people just ignoring the EU, for the next four months. We’re not going to be able to Make Europe Great Again for four months and maybe, by then, it’ll be too late. I don’t know.

Tonight has been such a yuge victory for the worst people in Europe. All the scum. All the most disgusting people. Nasty guys. They’re nasty guys, OK? The globalists and the Communists. The coup leaders and the coup plotters. The human traffickers and the Sithian extremists. The organised crime bosses and the war criminals. The corrupt elite politicians, the lobbyists, and the big business globalists. All the worst people in Europe came together to stop our movement tonight because they are so scared. They’re scared of Trympov, folks.

And most of all they’re scared of our movement, and they’re scared of you. They are so scared of the people of our beautiful countries, you wouldn’t believe. They are so scared that one day we might win, we might drain the swamp, we might start putting citizens first, and we might even Make Europe Great Again. We didn’t do it this time, but we got them so scared.

We have stood strong, folks, against the single biggest establishment onslaught of all time. There’s been nothing like this in European history, people. We went from zero to 31% in three weeks. Compared to where we were three weeks ago, this is a win, OK? It’s a win. And folks, like I said, I don’t know if we can beat these people in time to save the EU, but we’re going to keep trying.

So tonight I, Dragan Trympov, am officially announcing the creation of the Make Europe Great Again Foundation to continue our fight all over Europe. It’s going to be open to Councillors, parties, individuals, everyone who’s on the Trympov Train and wants to Make Europe Great Again. We’re going to form a group in the Council, led by my good friend Tupac, and we’re going to let the globalists know we’re not going away.

Because even though the system is totally rigged, and even a lifelong winner like me can’t win the first time, we still have to do what we wanted to do, folks. We have got to stop the crazy spending projects. We have got to repeal the Refugee Protection Act, which is still the single worst law of all time. We’ve got to drain the swamp, and take our region back, and Make Europe Great Again! Thank you, folks. Thank you very much. Enjoy the party!

Firoux smiled as he eyed all the representatives from Fremet, Spain, Icholasen and Vayinaod who had gathered around in the circle. Firoux was proud that he could call each and everyone of them his friends. He raised his flute of champagne in a toast.

"To an excellent campaign and to an excellent crop of candidates. To Eilidh, Jean Claude and Antoni. To the hard work, and the blood, sweat and tears each of us all poured into this. To the EPA!" Firoux toasted before taking a sip of his champagne.

"No matter win or lose, we have our work cut out for us. This is only just the beginning. The Council will need to work very closely with the Commission, and that task is especially incumbent upon Michel, Carita and myself. I also think it is imperative that our states work together multilaterally and support the work being done by the Council and Commission. Following the elections in Fremet and Inquista, it will be important that we encourage all of our news heads of state to come together in a multilateral meeting and chart a path forward for Europe. It's important that we have Fremet, Spain, Vayinaod, Inquista and even Free Icholasen lead the way foward through cooperation and partnership."

Campaign Rally
Dairghazburo, Duxburian Union
May 1st, 2020

alt text

Good morning, Dairghazburo!

I'm honoured to bring my campaign to the home state of our outgoing Commissioner for Foreign Affairs. Commissioner Vincent Drake has taken tremendous strides in protecting the European Union. Under Commissioner Drake's leadership, the European Union has become much more secure than ever before. I'm proud to announce that I have received Commissioner Drake's endorsement. While this is an honour, it is also a great duty, as I understand that I have very large shoes to fill. I hope to work very closely with Commissioner Drake in the coming months, and I will seek to appoint him as the Commander of the Eurocorps.

I have come to the Duxburian Union not only to ask for your support in the upcoming Commission election, but I have also come to ask for your support in building and contributing to the Eurocorps. Ultimately, our Union is stronger and more secure when we stand together as one. We are weak when we are divided. Together with Commissioner Drake and his leadership and expertise, we can build a force to secure European sovereignty. However, we can't do it alone. We will need forces. Brave soldiers from all across our region will need to stand together from shoulder-to-shoulder as European brothers and sisters. Are you ready to answer that call? [The crowd cheers as Antoni smiles and nods.] The Duxburian Union has always had the Union's back, so it's time that that Union has yours.

Thank you all for coming out today. Before we wrap up, I have a special guest for you, Dairghazburo. Please give a warm welcome to former Premier Commissioner, Anja Emerett! [The crowd lightly applauds as Anja Emerett takes to the stage.]

alt text

Thank you for the warm welcome, Dairghazburo!

The Duxburian Union will always have a special place in my heart. In early 2016, I was elected Premier Commissioner. During my Commission campaign, I launched what I called a listening tour, where I visited each member state and listened to the concerns of their citizens, and formulated a series of reforms on the basis of the needs of these citizens. It was important that I worked to build an inclusive Europe that worked for the benefit of all Europeans, based on the wants and needs of the people themselves, rather than speaking at Europeans or dictating at them what ought to be done. My trip to the Duxburian Union proved to be a turning point, not only for my campaign, but also my approach to European politics.

I was especially struck by the youth of the Duxburian Union, who are in my opinion the soul of Duxburian society and the arbiters of the country’s future. The youth of the Duxburian Union are well-informed and pragmatic, and they understand the value of civic engagement. They taught me that through engagement and collective action, that they could take control of their own destinies and shape their own futures. This changed my outlook in Europolis. I noticed that there was a direct link between the active engagement of certain countries and their net outcomes from the European Union. The more engaged a country is with the rest of the Union, the better the country’s positioning is within Europe as a whole. This is in part why I encouraged your Councillor, the great Wesley Greene, to become more participatory in Council proceedings. Councillor Greene became the Duxburian councillor at the time when I became Premier, and we had a good working relationship. The Councillor’s fresh ideas and perspective played a crucial role in the reforms that we passed during my tenure, which included Commission reform and several other Constitutional amendments. The Duxburian Union re-emerged as central player in the proceedings of Europolis and an active player in shaping the region’s purpose.

However, in recent years since, the Duxburian Union’s engagement has weakened. I can feel the disconnect between the Duxburian Union and Europolis growing. Duxburians have, for a long time, been skeptical of Europolis. Many countries in the EU believe in social constructs which are incompatible with Duxburian culture, and I understand there is a weariness to accept these foreign social constructs which may be placed upon you. For these reasons, certain populists and demagogues will have you believe that it’s you versus them. It’s the Duxburian Union versus a monolithic beast in Europolis, which is a beast that populists claim is actively working against your country and its people. However, this simply isn’t true, and the youth of the Duxburian Union know this. Many of the Duxburian Union’s first time voters this year will have grown up almost their entire lives only knowing the European Union. They understand perfectly well how Europolis works. Europolis is fragmented and is compromised by sole representatives of each state, there is no monolithic beast and there is no grand conspiracy against any one single member state. Every state has an equal voice and every state has a seat at the table. Every state possess the ability to shape the European Union to their liking. The European Union operates exactly how we all collectively decide to steer it. Just like how you have the power to steer your own national politics, you possess the ability to steer Europolis.

Our Union is now at a crossroads. Coups, conflicts and instability are rocking our Union. We’re now deciding how we can move forward together. It’s more imperative than ever that the Duxburian Union plays a role in shaping the future of the European Union. The DU has made great contributions to Europe, especially in the European Council, as well as in regional security, where it has not only defended our region, but it has also sometimes played the part of a benevolent guardian angel, where it has intervened in dangerous conflicts and has enforced peace. The member states of the European Union have come to greatly respect the Duxburian Union. Many of the EU’s member states are proud to call themselves allies of the Duxburian Union. There is no room for animosity between the Duxburian Union and Europolis. In fact, Europe is weaker without the Duxburian Union and vice versa. We have been weaker without your country’s voice in the Council and we have been weaker as we have watched instability rock the region while the Duxburian Union sits idly by as it focuses inward. We need the Duxburian Union. Likewise, the DU’s inward orientation has come at some of its own costs. The economy of the DU has struggled in recent years, allowing Inquista to overtake it. An 'us versus them' mentality is dangerous, especially when there is an open chair at the table which is waiting to be filled by your country’s presence. The Duxburian Union is just as European as any other state. The EU hasn’t given up on the DU, so we hope you haven’t given up on us.

It’s time for the youth of the Duxburian Union to take back control of their country from the old guard which has emerged in recent years. The period of stagnation needs to end. Now is the time for change. Europe is at a crossroads and it is waiting for new Duxburian leadership to step up. I have come here humbly with the same message you all once imprinted upon me. It’s important to be involved and engaged. I plead that that young adults of the Duxburian Union rise to the occasion and take back control from the old guard. It is time to become more engaged than ever before. It’s time to engage in politics at every level. In terms of European politics, it is imperative that the young members of the Duxburian Union vote. There is no better and easier way of having your voice heard than by voting. Vote. Vote. Vote. Tells your friends to vote. Tell your family members to vote. You have the power to guide and shape Europolis. There is no us versus them scenario. It’s a question if you’re ready to step up or give up.

The EU’s motto is ‘Unity in Diversity’. There is no better Premier candidate who stands for this than Eilidh Whiteford. Whiteford is a keen listener, an open-minded thinker and a willing compromiser. She recognizes that every EU member state is unique, and that every EU member state has strengths that it brings to the table. There is room in her coalition for every Duxburian. She wants the Duxburian Union to not only have an amicable relationship with the rest of Europe, but she wants the DU to have a seat at the table in deciding how Europolis should operate. Populism and infighting will get us nowhere. Populism and division are tactics of the old guard, who are more keen to cling onto power than to work for anyone’s benefit. Europe stands at the ready, waiting at the DU’s fingertips. As Antoni said, are you ready to answer that call? I sure hope so. Vote and make it happen.

Thank you so much. I hope to see you all again very soon.

Whiteford: Boss B*tch for Europe campaign video

alt text
alt text
alt text
alt text

Thousands of pro-Winston supporters gather at the streets of Europe especially at Newark City in Reitzmag to show full support on Atty. Edmund Jasper Winston IV, PhD, for Internal Affairs Commissioner. On the stage with Winston were several European member-state leaders including HM George I and PM Simon Bridges.

alt text

Good afternoon Europe! We are now here gathered to show that we will stand strong and United in Diversity. I want to thank our European leaders here that are supporting my candidacy as IAC and my 3Ds principle. And they are here to address you one by one and to persuade you with their words.

So please welcome, Ms. FREYA MALFITONO from the USV!

alt text

Thank you Atty. Winston for that fancy introduction. Good afternoon people all over the continent! We need to support the man that wants justice, democracy, diplomacy, development, and of course solidarity. He is the man who is campaigning with the people and for the people. And that is Atty. Winston. He supports human rights for all of us. He has plans that would benefit the many especially you the people of Europe. So vote for Atty. Edmund Jasper Winston IV, PhD, as Internal Affairs Commissioner. God bless us all!

crowd from all over Europe gives a big round of applause in their rally points

Thank you so much Ms. Malfitono! Now we have His Majesty Emperor LOVRO ZVONIMIR IV from Lovrovia!

(under development)

3rd Event
Menoua, Marnoua
1st May 2020

alt text

Jean Claude Juncker has not taken a break on Workers' Day and has visited Menoua, the capital of one of the newest nations in the European Union, Marnoua. There, he has walked around the streets to say hello to many citizens that were shopping or having a walk, and finally, he has gone to an hotel where he has met personally and one by one with every single citizen that assisted into the meeting with Jean-Claude Juncker. A citizen has said that "being very close to citizens is a good way to know what we really want to see in the European Union and in the International stage on our nation".

After the meeting, the European Progressive Alliance candidate for Internal Affairs, Jean-Claude Juncker, has given a Press Conference and he has been asked about his competitors on this elections and about tourism. Here you have his answer: " My competitors have done a good campaign and I wish them the best of luck, but if you ask me who do I want to win, the answer it's me He laughs along with the journalists. And about tourism, we need to bring people from other regions to the European Union, and I'm sure that Antoni Reynels will be able to make that happen."

alt text

What a beautiful city you folks have here. It’s so nice, I can’t imagine living here. It’s like paradise! So beautiful, really terrific.

But folks, we’ve got such an important election coming up tomorrow. It’s our biggest chance, and some might say our last chance, to Make Europe Great Again and take our countries back from the globalists in Europolis. People like Whiteford and Juncker have been in charge for so long, and their leadership is so bad, we’ve got coups everywhere, chaos everywhere. It can’t get worse, it really can’t.

The coups are such a yuge problem for Europe. The violence is so bad, it’s terrible. But our leaders in the EPA don’t care about it. They don’t care, because they don’t care about you. If you ask Juncker, and even Winston, what their number one issue is, they’ll tell you it’s trains.

Isn’t that so crazy? Trains. But it’s true. Those two have argued so much about trains, you wouldn’t believe. Juncker brought it up; Winston tried to sue Juncker in the ECoJ – a vexatious lawsuit, and I am so against vexatious lawsuits, they’re such a disaster, it has to stop – and then he failed. So now they’re fighting about it.

And Winston, OK, comes out with this crazy poster, saying Juncker’s a fraud, he’s greedy for power, everything – and it’s so true – but there’s a yuge Reitzmag flag on it and it hits me, OK? Winston is standing up for the old Reitzmag government. He wants to take credit for their – or he says it was theirs – train idea! But he’s been running away from that government because of the time they kidnapped the foreign minister, the Communist guy, from Icholasen.

So Winston can have it one way, or the other – he can claim credit for the trains and take the blame for the kidnapping, or he can stop talking about the trains and say the kidnapping was nothing to do with him. But he won’t, because our leaders are total hypocrites.

This obsession with trains is so bad, OK? There’s only one real train in this election, and that’s the Trympov Train. And you’re all welcome aboard! Free tickets for the Trympov Train.

But trains, and infrastructure, I’m a big fan of, but it needs to be done by countries, because they know these things best. Not by crazy globalists in Europolis with a big map. They go to bed at night and they dream, they think ‘ohhhh, look at these trains, choo-choo, everybody loves me – oh, there’s another coup, never mind – choo-choo!’

Marnoua, OK, in your country, you’ve got six-lane motorways and so much infrastructure, it’s amazing. It’s so good. So it’s you who should decide what comes next, if you need more infrastructure, what kind you need, and where, and all that. But the globalists want to take your money and tell you what kind of infrastructure you’re having, whether you like it or not, whether it’s good for you or not. ‘I DON’T CARE. I WANT IT, MOMMY. I WANT TWAIN’.

The way we Make Europe Great Again is by helping countries put their citizens first, OK? Help them do what is best for their countries, and make their own decisions, because, folks, you’re all grown-ups, right? The only babies are the globalists in Europolis – the EPA, Juncker, Whiteford.

Especially Whiteford. She loses her own country so she screams and she cries so loud that they’re trying to give her all of you to rule. We can’t afford Whiteford, OK? Or we’ll have coups everywhere, like there was in Icholasen when she was running that, and she did such a terrible job there, you wouldn’t believe.

So tomorrow, we all need to vote, folks. It’s our moment to take back our countries, to Make Europe Great Again, and to say to Whiteford, and Juncker, and all the EPA globalists – even Winston, who, actually, is probably the single biggest globalist – YOU’RE FIRED! Let’s do it, folks. Thank you!