Canadian National Coalition, a party to last?
Day 664, 13:04
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by hawkerhunter07
(This is a re-post of my previous article)
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I've always been a member of the Canadian Empire Party (and ex-Canadian Progressive Front, and ex-Norsefire Party of Canada) family.
But after Canada was conquered, all our parties were transferred to eFrance.
To be able to conduct proper Congressional Elections, the Canadian National Coalition (CNC) has been created in the newly reborn eCanada.
The Canadian National Coalition gave the opportunity to candidates from all the Canadian parties to run for Congress.
Then, the top parties in eCanada "came back": the Canadian Social Democrats (CSD) first, then the Canadian Paradox Party (CPP) and the Democratic Action League (DAL), and finally the the Canadian Progressive Front (CPF) which fills a hole that CEP left behind although it is much closed to center and milder.
For some, the CNC was just a temporary party, since it had no political view, or stance. In their eyes, it isn't bound to continue as an eCanadian Party, and maybe should be replaced.
I think the contrary. I think the Canadian National Coalition has in fact a political view, and a stance;
effectively, this party's objective is to achieve party collaboration in eCanada, and as I used to say in the past, while CEP Party President; end the "eCanadian Parties War" which was a part of our everyday life.
This is why, I have decided to succeed to Goran Thrax as Party President of the Canadian National Coalition.
This CNC will be friendly to all parties, be it the CPF or the DAL, the CSD or the CPP.
What I plan to achieve if I become Party President is mainly creating first a Party Forum for the Canadian National Coalition, where CNC members will be able to discuss about the Congress acts, the Elections, the Parties positions on all issues, etc... There will of course be what I call "Party Embassies", which means each eCanadian Party will be able to send an "Ambassador" to the CNC. They will be granted their own section on the forums.
I will also support member involvement. After all, I am a fan of true democracy. CNC Members will have a say in every important decision the party makes. They will choose the Candidate for Presidency, etc...
In case we make it to Country Presidency, I will support "Cabinet Equity", meaning we will try to have the same number of Ministers from each Canadian Party. We will also grant Party Leaders Cabinet Access
I still haven't decided who would be my Vice President, but I already have an idea. I will also instate a Council, which will be a group of experienced and active people who will help me in leading the party.
I have always hear
Thank you
marcchelala
Please subscribe to the CND Official Newspaper for updated battle orders. You can also visit http://twitter.com/CNDUpdates , brought to you by QNBC.
I've always been a member of the Canadian Empire Party (and ex-Canadian Progressive Front, and ex-Norsefire Party of Canada) family.
But after Canada was conquered, all our parties were transferred to eFrance.
To be able to conduct proper Congressional Elections, the Canadian National Coalition (CNC) has been created in the newly reborn eCanada.
The Canadian National Coalition gave the opportunity to candidates from all the Canadian parties to run for Congress.
Then, the top parties in eCanada "came back": the Canadian Social Democrats (CSD) first, then the Canadian Paradox Party (CPP) and the Democratic Action League (DAL), and finally the the Canadian Progressive Front (CPF) which fills a hole that CEP left behind although it is much closed to center and milder.
For some, the CNC was just a temporary party, since it had no political view, or stance. In their eyes, it isn't bound to continue as an eCanadian Party, and maybe should be replaced.
I think the contrary. I think the Canadian National Coalition has in fact a political view, and a stance;
effectively, this party's objective is to achieve party collaboration in eCanada, and as I used to say in the past, while CEP Party President; end the "eCanadian Parties War" which was a part of our everyday life.
This is why, I have decided to succeed to Goran Thrax as Party President of the Canadian National Coalition.
This CNC will be friendly to all parties, be it the CPF or the DAL, the CSD or the CPP.
What I plan to achieve if I become Party President is mainly creating first a Party Forum for the Canadian National Coalition, where CNC members will be able to discuss about the Congress acts, the Elections, the Parties positions on all issues, etc... There will of course be what I call "Party Embassies", which means each eCanadian Party will be able to send an "Ambassador" to the CNC. They will be granted their own section on the forums.
I will also support member involvement. After all, I am a fan of true democracy. CNC Members will have a say in every important decision the party makes. They will choose the Candidate for Presidency, etc...
In case we make it to Country Presidency, I will support "Cabinet Equity", meaning we will try to have the same number of Ministers from each Canadian Party. We will also grant Party Leaders Cabinet Access
I still haven't decided who would be my Vice President, but I already have an idea. I will also instate a Council, which will be a group of experienced and active people who will help me in leading the party.
I have always hear
😛"Union is strength". And that's what Canada needs right now; party unity to help rebuild Canada and get all our Regions back!
Thank you
marcchelala
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It's a difficult choice between two competent and experienced candidates for party leadership. Whether you or Goran Thrax wins, the CNC will do well.
Bon Chance!
Bonne* Chance.
🙂
I'm trying Marc, I'm trying 🙂
Best of luck marcchelala!
For the record, whatever histrionics may be considered about the CEP or Norsefire Parties shall become null and void should I win the PP tomorrow.
eCanada has been born again, and so have (some of) the political parties - and the entire political landscape altogether.
A new generation is assuming their place in national politics and honourably accepts the torch passed from yesteryear's political heavyweights.
That being said, the CPF looks forward to working with the CNC and all eCanadian political parties as we continue this - our
Great Patriotic War effort.
This war is not over - not by a long shot.
"For the record, whatever histrionics may be considered about the CEP or Norsefire Parties shall become null and void should I win the PP tomorrow."
as it will for me if elected Party President of the Canadian National Coalition
Gratz on the position, more parties the better, makes Canada a strong Democracy, and creates more choices.
Bonne Chance Mes Ami