A free country.

Day 1,778, 14:16 Published in United Kingdom United Kingdom by Bernard Hoffington

Over the past few days i have discovered a lot about the current situation going on in the eUK.

Speaking to people and listening to what they have to say i have realized that the respect and long standing politician isn't always what we want for our country.

It seems that a party has a grasp on the country and can jump into power whenever they wish.
Taking control of it however they wish.

Forums
A large part of mistrust also circulates on the eUK forums where certain parties senior members are moderators or admins. Of course this is understandable as they are experienced and know how the forum works.

But people are beginning to question their judgement.
Should they be allowed so much power? To end a debate? modify peoples posts?
Considering these debates may be biased to or against those involved with the forum power, shouldn't a neutral person have the power?

When you consider a single party holds all these powers, it's no wonder why people have so much mistrust with them.

CP elections.
This Friday the 5th will see the next country president elections.
In no way do i see myself better than Talon as a politician, but is it what we want as a president? The old, experienced politician in the grasps of the party that has controlled our country for so long?

Isn't it our country that has been ridiculed for its interior politics and disloyalty to other countries.
If you consider that this party is the one in charge for so long, shouldn't it be them who is blamed, not everybody else who don't even get a word in without their posts being deleted or modified?

I'm going to be honest and say I'm not presidential material.
I can write articles to keep everyone informed more than once a week.
I can put together a team to best support our country and its ministries.
I don't want any forum powers, nor will i ask or accept any.


The best president for the eUK
I think the best president for the eUK is someone who can listen.
Someone who hears what the people want and reacts to that.

I've heard so many people upset and troubled by the people who are in power.
Should we elect them again and again and hope they mend their ways?

No, we should free our country.

I believe in missingno.
I believe in the eUK.