[RG4CP] Progress.

Day 3,023, 04:09 • Published in United Kingdom United Kingdom • by Rathena Gelc

It's almost been a month since my inauguration.
It's been a month of hard work, dedication and strength. There has been frustration, but there's also been positivity. I'd like to thank everyone in the government for their hard work and dedication!


Over the last month, we've achieved good things for the UK. In my manifesto, I laid out a concrete plan for stability and strength for our country. I think we've fulfilled many of my manifesto pledges.
We've negotiated with France.
We've had a public referendum on the renting agreement with them.
We've started the Ambassadros Programme.
We've had PMQs every week.
We've activated Congress.
We've stepped up efforts for a better foreign policy.
We've strengthened Britain's international position.
We've campaigned hard for a resounding liberation plan.
We've been transparent, open and ready to listen to every opinion.

Have we done everything we've set out to do? No. But overall, I think the government has led a fairly good month. When I first ran for President, I said I wanted to lead an open and transparent government. We've done exactly that, informing you of our activity and plans. We've been there for every person, we've held discussions and debates. We've increased communication with fighters and MUs.

There have also been frustrations, like the inability to liberate our country. Unfortunately, that is part of a bigger problem facing anti-Asteria countries - disunity and weakness. We've pushed hard for Britain to be put as top priority for our allies - and it has - but there are more steps to be taken. We need more coordination, a more active PLUTO, countries communicating and engaging with MUs. Working together to liberate Britain and other nations in need. That's why I've been pushing for unity of anti-Asteria countries.


There is more to be done, of course. As in life, many things cannot be achieved over the course of a month. But I think we've laid out the foundation for a better, more stable foreign policy and a more active country.

So, I'd like to announce that I'm running for a second term as President! The work my government's been doing has achieved good stuff, in my opinion. I can promise you continuity of our hard work. It may seem we've not been doing much from time to time, but we're really fighting tooth and nail behind the scenes to improve stuff, especially regarding our international situation. I can promise you an active, transparent and open government. Good communication with MUs, reaching out to fighters, contacting more countries. Increasing efforts for liberation. My message this time is 'Progress' because we've done good progress toward a better country - and there's more to do.

I hope as many parties as possible will nominate me as their candidate and we'll continue working hard for Britain. I'll be releasing my full manifesto and cabinet soon. Thanks all!