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This morning I was informed told that
From the Charter:
"PARAGRAPH iii. Each president, or an approved representative thereof, will vote on the 7th of the month for one of the candidates to become Secretary-General for the duration of the month-long term."
Today is the 6th. It's illegal to vote this early.
What this tells me is that Whitney is obsessed with her power. She has already lost Brazil's CP election to
About me: I am a fairly laid-back person, but I also know when you need to stop fooling around and actually get stuff done. I was a major player during the assault on Mecklenburg last month (read: I controlled supplying the battle, getting people food/gifts/weaps/tickets, etc). NathanP, like he said, has basically kept me to himself, hehe. I am a mostly "behind the scenes" person, if you know what I mean, and only a select few people outside of the government know about me.
What would be my goals if I was Secretary General? Well, I'd like to be a little more diplomatic to everybody. I don't want bad relations with neutral countries. OGD doesn't need to be the collective Primera Poland of the world. We don't need enemies, but allies are always appreciated. Having relations with governments that aren't a part of our alliance means we can call in favors if things get dicy and we alone can't get the job done. It also moves them away diplomatically from countries we don't necessarily like. I'd focus on having a freaking awesome diplomatic team made of a variety of players from different countries that would go out there and generally just try to be helpful, waving the OGD banner freakin' everywhere. We could try to help them with their problems if it didn't immediately cause of grief, and generally spread the good word.
Better coordination is always a good thing. I'd like to have better coordination, get more countries involved in the same battles. In the US we have the Department of Defense orders. Those tell the citizens what the important battles are, and where they should drop their damage. Your countries might have an equivalent to this. I think it would be fantastic if we were able to spread this across the alliance: unified orders for every OGD member country. That way all our citizens have the same priorities for battles, and we all focus on the same objective. It would also let us get the people not on IRC involved.
TL;DR I'm awesome and vote for me because yeah and stuff, now actually go up there and read the reasons. ಠ_à²
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USA as a world power? In E-Sim it is possible!
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