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In this latest “A View from Parliament”, I’ll update you on one law proposal that was still under the vote and update you, my constituents, on four law proposal completed over the past handful of days.

Law proposals

The outstanding law proposal from last article were;

Norway has been proposed as Natural Enemy.

I voted YES. This was because it was the will of my constituents and provides our citizens chance to earn True Patriot medals and fight directly for the UK. It’ll also make us a stronger and more useful ally by providing our citizenship battle experience and military co-ordination practice.

The vote ended
33 YES votes to 2 NO votes in the UK
The counter NE vote ended;
17 YES votes to 0 NO votes in Norway

This law proposal has caused some very vocal protest against the conflict it brought, the subsequent repercussions and BigAnt’s management of it. In BigAnt’s defence even the best laid plans don’t survive the first shot fired and he and other predominant eUK citizens have worked tirelessly to best manage the conflict and protect the eUK. Not to forget the in-valuable support from our allies have provided who we must give our heartfelt thanks to.

Also the majority of the eUK population are enjoying the conflict (and probably the eNorwegians, eCanadians and eDutch.) I'm sure we will get through this and be stronger at the other end ultimately validating Congress'(Parliament's) and BigAnt's decision.

However this episode again has highlighted the "divide" in the nation while I feel as President (Prime Minister) BigAnt must try and do more to address this "divide" in the nation. It's not as significant as sometimes it's made out in the media as I believe most eUK citizens want a united nation and there is a real will to achieve this among all the political parties so we must not be swayed by a vocal few who sometimes speak without considering the impact on the majority.

Completed law proposal are;

President of Poland proposed a mutual protection pact with United Kingdom

I voted YES. This is because Poland are a fellow “TWO” member, staunch and loyal ally. A continuation of the MPP makes absolute sense and will aid the general population of both countries with extra fighters for their conflicts.

The vote ended
35 YES votes to 2 NO votes in the UK
35 YES votes to 2 NO votes in Poland

President of United Kingdom proposed a mutual protection pact with Spain

I voted YES. This is because again like Poland, Spain are a fellow “TWO” member, staunch and loyal ally. A continuation of the MPP makes absolute sense and will aid the general population of both countries with extra fighters for their conflicts.

The vote ended
34 YES votes to 1 NO vote in the UK
31 YES votes to 1 NO vote in Spain


Income tax change from 3% to 5%


I voted NO. The law proposal to change it from 5% to 3% was not passed long ago. Therefore not enough time has passed to test the system or allow the average citizen to feel the benefits of the change.

The vote ended
17 YES votes to 15 NO votes

I’m disappointed Income tax has returned to 5%, I felt this was a progressive step towards a fairer tax system for the average hard working eUK citizen however the will of Congress(Parliament) must be respected.

Do you want the current president of United Kingdom to end this office?

I voted NO. This is because BigAnt was voted in by the electorate and his actions hadn't warranted impeachment. I personally still back him and I feel the vast majority of my constituents still support him.

The vote ended
16 YES votes to 15 NO votes

As always I welcome the view of my constituents. Please feel free to comment or personal message me.

Closing thoughts

I'd like to end by drawing your attention to Ullok's article [THC] Chaos or Community? if you haven't come across it yet. It's a fantastic article and the UK community it reflects is promising. Ullok has done a great job.

Finally similar to a point I raised above and somewhat to the article linked above I'd like to say if you dig below the surface the eUK has a great community, so if you are new or established and tired of the routine "arguments" don't give up and just dig a little deeper to find a part of the community which suits and is enjoyable.


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Author
Huey George
Owner, Press Director and Editor of The Daily eWorker
Vice President of The Workers' Rights Party
Owner of 462-477 Engineering, Industrial, Manufacturing and Agricultural Concerns
Commander of the Free British Irregulars Military Unit
Member of Congress(Parliament)
Former Minster of Foreign Affairs