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All Quiet On The World Assembly Front
What does Vinage and Rick Santorum have in common?
While Europeia has been enjoying an incredible, unprecedented, population boom the same can be said for those signing up and joining the World Assembly. Now, those who've been paying attention to the Delegate's weekly reports would know that the record for the most endorsements by any Europeian delegate was broken on Friday. Well, now it can be confirmed, that Europeia now has the second most endorsements of any Delegate in Nationstates. What's the similarity between the two? They've both surged out of nowhere, taken some victories, and have their eyes on first place place - just for one of those two they have a chance.
Hello? Is this thing on?
Been a quiet week after the passing of Unibot II's commendation from the Security Council and the same can be said for the General Assembly. From within the Security Council a proposal to Condemn the Delegate of The Pacific, The Supreme Bunnyness of Krulltopia, submitted by a disgruntled nation was finally closed yesterday after months of gawking. Reason for the Condemnation? "They didn't answer the proposals the right way." Also, currently being debated, is a resolution to Condemn the nation Look at me is gradually being dismissed since it contains articles such as:
HORIFIED that The Zombie Nukers of Look at me is the founder of and guiding force behind an active raider region, The Axis of Evil,
APPREHENSIVE that The Zombie Nukers of Look at me consorts with other known raider regions,
I mean, really... sometimes I do wonder why people think a Condemnation will on these grounds. How long until we see one saying that the nominated individual looks like a raider or smells like a raider. The author, when informed it wasn't likely to pass, decided to try and find people's IP addresses to track them down.
Doctors under arrest due to missing legislation
The Repeal of the Medical Blockade Restriction has been in place now for three days and how far are we with the promised replacement? Well.... not far at all really! It hasn't been formally submitted, a process that could take four days, and it has in fact become a slow affair with the author still discussing minor items of the proposed replacement. The comes as a big disappointment and a warning against voting in favour of Repeal-to-Replace proposals unless the proposal is ready and waiting to collected the required approvals to hit quorum. This proposal itself seems to have not attracted many 'big names' from the World Assembly and, it would seem, that it might be a lost cause. A real shame and one that must be addressed soon.
Authored By Vinage