Daily Chaos

I want to be clear that my campaign is about ideas to change eJapan for the better. If on February 5th I do not win the election, I will still be proud of this campaign and the positive message that I have tried to put forward. It has been my goal throughout this campaign to maintain a positive outlook and present a series of ideas that have the potential to not only change eJapan and put us on a better path, but also unite the citizens of eJapan in pursuit of a common goal. Politics is certainly partisan in eJapan but we are not beyond hope, we can work together if we have the leadership to make that happen. I believe that I have the much needed leadership to work with everyone in eJapan, not just my supporters.

My opponent has tried to make this race a personal one, about me or my party rather than the platform. About rumors, innuendo, and conspiracy rather than positive change for eJapan. This divisive politics has to stop. No President is going to be successful when they approach half of the population as if they were the enemy. We must work as equal partners in governing this nation and achieving the compromise necessary to make our goals attainable. I have said before, we all have the same goal, just different paths to get there. I believe this to be true. We all want a strong, independent eJapan. The only difference between us is the road to this goal. It is time to work together and finally make this a reality.

I would like to thank Chysamere, Dokomo, Pupants, and Vorph for their help in formulating the platform that I have put together. I would like to thank the Desu Workers’ Party, the Godzilla Party, and the United Lolies of Japan for their support. I would also like to thank all of the people who supported me for nomination in the other parties.

My first article provided an overview of what my platform would be. I then went into detail on the economy and culture in eJapan in this article. That was followed up by an article which went into detail on my plans for the military and foreign policy. If anything about my platform is unclear, please let me know, ask a question and I will answer it.

I invite everyone in eJapan to vote for me, Crawling Chaos, on February 5th. Together let’s stop the infighting, the divisions, let’s work together and witness a new day for eJapan.

Crawling Chaos
Candidate for President of eJapan



And now…. questions submitted by citizens. If you’d like your question answered send me a PM or post your question in the comments section and I will answer it.

Sigrún_Mäkinen asked the following question:

”I read in one of your articles that you support the formation of an Asian Alliance, as well as your wish to have an efficient military in another.

I strongly agree with both ideas. However, having an alliance of nations will mean that leaning towards EDEN or Phoenix is inevitable at some point or another. What are your views on both superalliances? Note that i am not talking about active involvement, i just want to get an idea of where you feel this new Asian Alliance would stand in relation to EDEN and Phoenix if the fight should return to Asia again.”

I view EDEN and Phoenix in similar terms. Both alliances are brotherhoods that value the welfare of their member nations. Neither alliance has any long term interest in eJapan beyond what we can provide for their campaigns. IE, the Kyushu gateway. The member nations of each alliance may wish to have good faith partnerships with eJapan, and that is fine, but we must never forget that the alliances themselves do not value us beyond our role as that gateway.

I do not view the world in terms of EDEN or Phoenix, and what I mean by that is that I will not temper my actions or the actions of my government based on the likely interpretation of these alliances. I will make alliances and partnerships for eJapan because that is the best thing for eJapan. I will decline others because they do not fit with our vision. It is inevitable that we will take actions that some people will say favor one side or another, as many people do view the world in terms of only Phoenix and EDEN. The important thing, in my view, is to hold to our guiding philosophies and work with our allies regardless of what the world outside of us thinks. It’s important to be conscious of how our actions will impact the campaigns of the superalliances, especially as the war returns to Asia (and it will). But I do not believe that we should allow ourselves to be defined by either Phoenix or EDEN.

Faeyas asked the following question:

”What will you do to appeal to the groups in japan that see Godzilla as the devil?

How will you end this stupid infighting?

and what are your opinions on unity?”

If someone honestly believes that the Godzilla Party is evil or somehow bent on the destruction of… something, then I’m not sure I can ever appeal to them. I do think I have been thorough in my platform, and I do think there are parts in there that can appeal to the different factions around eJapan. I think that I am approachable and willing to listen to people, so if they have an issue I invite them to come and talk to me about it. Most of this kind of attitude stems from misunderstandings months ago that were never addressed.

I will try to address the infighting within our government by being as inclusive as possible from the start. I have included in my cabinet members of several different parties, and I have expanded the Ministries of Finance and Culture to include panels which will allow more citizens a voice. I have an agenda that I want to get accomplished, however I will work with Congress and citizens around eJapan to achieve compromise where necessary, or incorporate new ideas into my administration’s goals. Flexibility is key, and realizing that we must work together to overcome the major obstacles standing before us in the near future. Without the understanding that leadership mostly consists of fostering partnerships with others, especially Congress, a President will never get anywhere with his agenda.

I believe that unity is possible in eJapan, and I think that the key is first to stop the infighting and get everyone on a similar page as far as where we need to go. Maybe when we’re having a conversation instead of bickering back and forth, people will start to understand that the different groups are not really that different.

Kyuutai states...

"You say that you want unity, peace and friendship, but in reality, your party is turning down pretty much everything that KITA Ikki is proposing. I also want to see a good conversation. For instance, the Q3 weapon company proposal in its initial form? It was pretty good as it was in the beginning.

As I see it, turning it down in order to alter it a bit, just to try to show that the president is incompetent, was unnecessary if you wanted to build healthy relationship between you and the president. Sad..."

It was a bad proposal. Period. You are aware that there is currently no MoD, right? Who is going to run this new company? Who will work it? The military is basically non-functioning right now except for weapons distributions, which are done by squad leaders. And the proposal was to invest an additional 90g into a non-functioning organization for another company when we already have one that we could just upgrade and save some money in the process. A bad proposal was turned around and made good, we all won. I don't see the problem.

My party doesn't have the authority to "turn down" anything the President wants. We are not a majority. I will not sit by and approve poor legislation.

Irimi asks...

"The important thing, in my view, is to hold to our guiding philosophies and work with our allies regardless of what the world outside of us thinks."

Can you explain what those guidings are?
Can you tell me who are the real ally of Japan?

Thanks in advance for your answer.

Our guiding philosophy, in this case, would be the righteous nation philosophy and the Asia First philosophy. It is important that we do not compromise these values, or they become meaningless.

We have many allies. I'm not sure what you mean by "real" ally.