The Economist ~ Vote Iain Keers

Day 1,220, 18:32 Published in United Kingdom United Kingdom by Spite313


Dear friends,

This morning I woke up with a realisation. A realisation that every month, candidate after candidate churn out manifestos with the same promises: activity, accountability, honesty.

These are not really election promises though. They’re simply the yardstick you use to describe the role of congressperson in the first place. They’re what we would expect.

So this month I’m not going to bore you with a long manifesto full of windy nothingness. You know I have experience as President, as leader of an alliance, and most importantly as an economist. You know I am an active and organised person. So I’m going to give you some of my views on a few issues.

PANAM or Terra as it is now calle😛 I don’t like it. I never did like the idea of climbing into bed with the Americans and Canadians on a total whim, and I’ve never been less than honest about that. I am opposed to our membership, but I wouldn’t yank us out of it unless that was in the best interests of the UK.

Gifting Programs. I think the government should fund them, and that it’s a total disgrace that all the taxpayers money is spent without a single consideration regarding player retention other than the formulaic “join the army”. No matter how many people say that joining the army isn’t for them, the government still pushes no alternative for new players.

War with Ireland. Personally I invaded Ireland as CP and conquered most of the East coast. I also invaded and occupied most of Norway. Here is a picture (below) of the British holdings after I finished my term as President. Basically, I think we should be at war with them. Direct war gives us some excitement, something to spend money on, and without the threat of the USA/Canada (now we’re allies) there should be no issue with it.


back to the glory days

So there are three issues which cover three of the main areas government deals with. I hope when you vote tomorrow, you’ll consider voting me for congress in London

Iain