Interview with Michael Collins

Day 1,578, 18:03 • Published in Ireland Ireland • by Gerald Smyth

Here is my exclusive interview with Michael M. Collins, the Irish Socialism Candidate for Congress in Mayo. Feel free to ask him any questions below, he will respond.

Smyth: Ireland has conquered a lot of the United Kingdom lately, I've talked about this in recent articles. Would you continue the growth, or limit it to what we have now?
Collins: I would continue the growth. Ireland needs to grow into a stronger power.
Smyth: So you are pro-Military growth...
Collins: Yes, we need small growth. 70 people and two more units. However, after that I'd vote to stop military growth.
Smyth: How do you feel about the British?
Collins: The eUK needs to stay out, and the regions we control are better under Irish authority.
Smyth: What are you views of the Ireland within EDEN?
Collins: Impartial. No strong point of view. I'm more about Ireland then EDEN. I will support my country, not it's alliance.
Smyth: It's seems to me your very pro-Irish, are you more of a nationalist or globalist?
Collins: In a sense, a Nationalist. I support Ireland full heartily, but I'm not afraid of other regions. I lived in the eUSA for a brief time and support international trade just as much as the next guy.
Smyth: Most of these questions I addressed have been about foreign policy and the military, let's move on to more domestic and internal policy.
Collins: Alright.
Smyth: What will you do to help the population of Mayo grow?
Collins: Encourage new players with incentives like money and daily food supplies.
Smyth: How do you feel about giving new players weapons?
Collins: Sure, why not. Give 'em a couple tanks a day.
Smyth: Won't this be taxing on more experienced players?
Collins: Yes it comes from the treasury most likely.
Smyth: How do you feel about the Irish Socialism party?
Collins: It's great! I like the way it's progressing. It has a very confident and impressive Party President, our Vice-President.
Smyth: Anything you want to add?
Collins: There's so much more I could say, but I feel the people have a clear idea of who I am.
Smyth: If anyone has any further questions they can ask in the comment section.

Thanks to Michael Collins for providing me with this interview material. I'm sure it'll also be published in his paper, the Respectable Press. Citizens of Mayo, please consider Michael before you cast your ballot. And citizens of Shannon, you can also consider me, Gerald Smyth, in your next election.

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