Foreign Affairs Council of eAustralia: Bridging the divide

Day 1,805, 10:07 Published in Australia Australia by Lord TJ


Dear people of eAustralia

When I left the leadership of the Department of Foreign Affairs, I had some unfinished business to attend to: the development of a new foreign policy. Since 2009, eAustralia has succumbed to the same strategic direction. When that policy has failed, the military has been sent in to clean up where the executive lacked the capacity to appreciate the geo-political reality of our borders.


The eAustralia-eNZ Land Swap

It should never have happened in a large number of cases, none more relevant to mention than the current occupation of our country by eChile in the wake of the ill-fated eAustralian-eNew Zealand Land Swap, which activated the border mechanics permitting the powerful South American state to enter our country.

While there has been much debate on what could have or should have been done better, the way forward is unequivocal: eAustralia needs a new foreign policy.




It has been nearly three years, EPIC and PHOENIX are long gone, ONE and TERRA have fallen, EDEN has no branch in the Pacific bloc, eChile is exiled from their Original Region (OR) and officially annexed eAustralia, CTRL is reaching out and CoT have largely vetoed our inclusion based on official communications last received from eChile during the DocterDry2 administration.


Not just here..

The current PhoenixGreen administration is led by the diplomatic personnel responsible for a large number of these issues and the ensuing mechanisations that occurred. At a time of national wipe, transition between executives has not provided sufficient stability within the country and on the national stage to secure our economic and diplomatic future in a changing New World.


What we need to change in order to compete

Forever and a day, eAustralia has played a David and Goliath battle. It has been successful - centrally due to the diplomatic and management skill of the government of the day. Now we have a largely prorogued government due to the election and even so without a Congress. No Cit passes means no foreign recruitment, No Congress means no transfer of finances. Government has effectively been bypassed due to the prolonged wipe.



What we need now as a country are the collective efforts of our greatest diplomatic and managerial minds. I have assembled the best for this purpose and will be discussing how we can finish our national business, without the egos of government and politics. FACA will be non-partisan and will turn our attentions to ensuring the government of the day is kept to account on foreign policy.

STEERING ORGANISATION

Co Chairs: TJ Norton and Tim Holtz
Proposed Boar😛 Sir_C0nstant, Ranger Bob, DocterDry2, Xavier Griffith, Majester

If you have an interest in foreign policy and would like to join the board, contact me.


TJ Norton
CHAIR, FOREIGN AFFAIRS COUNCIL of eAUSTRALIA