The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

Day 1,080, 03:29 • Published in South Korea Romania • by Clopoyaur

Lets Remember

I have read a lot of articles lately in the media, supporting the candidature of Sirius Padfoot Black and over 80% are covering the following ideas:
- Romanians have come to take our country; don’t vote Grease because he brought them
- We were not asked about decisions; Grease went into a dictatorial style. Nobody asked us.
- We must respect our old-traditional allies, who fought for us. eRomanians are bad, they want to PTO our country.

So… LETS REMEMBER

Hypothesis 1 - Romanians came into South Korea to take over the country. FALSE

We are here for quite a long time now and according to Yonai s articles we have this month a decent number of elected congressman. We were in congress last moths also, still I don’t remember and nobody can give me an example of a bad law proposed for South Korea. Furthermore, if we are a PTO group as Sirius supporters say, then of course we would want to rob the Bank of Seoul. Did we propose any donation money laws against South Korea? No. Even if we had a good margin of votes in congress, this donation law of 6000 KRW passed without problems.



We are here for the PTO, right? So, normally, we should of have proposed a candidate for presidency to take over this country. Wrong again. The party I personally control did not choose a Romanian to run for presidency because we don’t want to do this. We are not trying a PTO, we are supporting a Korean candidate.

Still, Sirius Padfoot Black campaign is based on: Vote me, don’t let the country be PTO-ed by eRomanians. However, they don’t say a word about WanzemljaK, a Serbian that didn’t even bothered to remove the Serbian flag from his avatar. You are concerned about the PTO but you don’t seem to see the only obvious PTO candidate!

Judge for yourself!

Hypothesis 2 - We were not asked about decisions; Grease went into a dictatorial style. Nobody asked us.

The Korean “elite” seem offended by the Grease style. Let me tell you my point. When you want to help, you go and offer your help. You ask "How can I help. I want to do something for the country". Nobody is a star that needs to be contacted in order to take a decision - “Why were we not asked?", I might ask: “Where were all of you 30-60 days ago when Korea was in deep crisis?" I am a Romanian, I will find myself in strange position to deal with strangers. So I imagine for Grease was even harder to accept the idea of working with me and to grant me the MoFa in his cabinet taking into consideration the history of the South Korea.



I am online almost 12 hours per day in #sk channel on South Korean chat but I rarely see more then 9-10 people. I went on the forum, you are not there either. So, where are you? Of course, blame the guy that did something, just because he did, Remember Doing something is always better than doing nothing

You can make again a conclusion yourself.

Hypothesis 3 - We must respect our old-traditional allies, who fought for us.

As I know the old traditional allies of South Korea were Macedonians and Russians. So let's REMEMBER and analyze:

Macedonians, came in South Korea around 6-7 moths ago, they grew in number and, when their number was right they attempted a PTO last month with Krale Marko being close to winning but losing in the end thank to… Romanian effort in preventing the PTO. Were we bad?
Even though they did some good things, the last action ruined what they have done till that moment. Fortunately, when Macedonia appeared on the map, many of them left.



Russians. You say they helped you in the last war with Japan. Since that was the last direct fight of Korea with Japan in the last 5 months, lets take a look at this– article published by the South Korean Guard. You can see the list of all fighters on the read more link. I don’t see any Russian in Top20. Do you see any? However, I see a lot of Romanians among the fighters. Still, are we the bad guys?
In the mean time Russia was erased from the map and has slim chances of coming back as almost all her regions are occupied. Since they didn’t help when they had their whole country, do you think they will help now when Russia is falling into pieces?

Now, about us, the “bad guys”

Romanians. We were strangers in a country that had a pro-Phoenix orientation. We came here and helped as we could, and you can see the examples stated so far. I managed to arrange a MPP with Romanian, and for the first time in advantageous conditions (financially speaking) for South Korea. Any other country (including Russia or Germany) requested full payment of the MPP (200 gold from South Korea side, 0 from them selves), Romania did not. Still, we are the bad guys. The MPP brought many advantages like having a place to fight daily (increasing experience and military rank for any Korean citizen), stimulating consumption (the consume for bread, weapons and grain has increased), reviving economy (3 weeks ago there were 4 companies working in South Korea, now there are over 15) and also, the most important thing, awakening the sleepy South Korean nation.



Well, put into balance what I have just exposed and the ones stated by Sirius supporters. Are we the bad guys? Judge for yourself!

What we will do on November 5th? We, as Romanians, will be neutral, as we will let the Korean people choose their destiny. We will interfere in the elections in 2 cases: the Serbian guy becomes a threat and a PTO must be prevented or citizenships are grated in the Election Day with the purpose of bringing outside people to vote.

Still, I disapprove by all my powers the “trash propaganda” stated by Yonai, Sirius and his friends against me or Romania. Come up with a solution, not by “making the opponent look bad”. Don’t build your campaign based on preventing a PTO that does not exist.

And… remember what I just stated in this article.

Regards,
Clopoyaur,
Proud citizen of eSouth Korea
Minister of Foreign Affairs