A dangerous time for eIsrael
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by Cj Will Win
Dear congressmen and citizens of Israel,
EDITED IN: I didn't notice another article on the subject had been made in the past hour, sorry. Anyways we're screwed for the next 7 days as we can not propose another impeachment, but I will propose said impeachment after 7 days and I plead with the congressmen to act.
It is with great dismay that I come to you. This is a trying time for us. OUR PRESIDENT SADEH IS LEAVING TO TWO CLICKING. He wrote an article about it that can be found at the top of our media right now.
As bad as it is that we are losing our president there is something worse, we failed to impeach him. I don't know what kind of congress we have, but failing to impeach him means we have no stable leadership. This is not an article about elections, or who will step in to fill the void, because at this moment for all intents and purposes Gzen is our president.
WE NEED THIS IMPEACHMENT TO GO THROUGH SO THAT WE HAVE A PRESIDENT!
I plan on writing more about the direction I would like to see Israel go in the future, but for now I plead with my fellow congressmen to vote yes on the impeachment so that we can move on and not be stuck doing nothing.
I am certain that for the time being we can sustain our country we have seen worse, and I will work hard to make sure we see it through this. Thank you
Cj Will Win
Congressman, Minister of Defense
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Congress, this was stupid.
I want to know who voted no so I can see who not to vote for next time around.
You got that right, Lets start chain mailing them demanding answers.
I don't who voted no, all I know that I voted yes.
It might be better to mail congressmen before an important vote like this. Since there are now thirty congressmen, obviously a better communication system needs to be implemented. I doubt anyone intended to mess this up, they just weren't informed.
@JMatH the root of problem is proposer`s personality. Peleg(Huffle) jumped on opportunity before than any fellow IWP congressmen reacted. Personally, I waited until the last minute and confirmation from Sadeh that there was no account hijacking and TO attempt. Perhaps some congress members just reacted spontaneously.
Doesn't the eIsraeli Government operate off the Forums? If they did it should have solved all your problems.
If your interested, I'd be happy to assist the eIsraeli Government to set up full procedures for their Government on the Forums.
Here is my resume from eAustralian Government Terms:
Minister of Information (1st Term)
Speaker of the Senate (3 Terms)
Deputy Speaker of the Senate (1 Term)
Australian Senator for Victoria (4 Terms)
I was effectively responsible for the current procedures used in the eAustralian Government.
Xavier Griffith we need seasoned players as you are in Congress and in eIsrael in general. Hope to see you elected next term. There is a forum, but barely used by players for different reasons. Too few active ones in eIsrael, imho, most of people just two-clicking all their eLife🙂
I am a bit sad Sadeh left, but I know I voted no...
Then again, maybe that just goes to show how popular Sadeh is. Even when he basically says "impeach me please" people wont do it.
I guess we won't have to worry about Huffle or Peleg messing up the impeachment anymore if that's the case, Gideon.
Nonetheless, it's a job as a congressman to be active and actually read the news. Sadeh obviously has to leave, and we need to accept that.
It is a shame that a lack of awareness could doom our country to being led by an inactive President, how could our Knesset be filled with such congresspeople? I am a very active citizen who will be running in the next congressional elections and hope to take an active role in the IDF as well as the next eIsraeli cabinet!
Yes, who would vote no to this?
@Buzzy, if you voted no, then quite frankly, you shouldn't be a congressman next term. Anyone who voted no should resign from their seat IMO, it shows extreme irresponsibility by leaving our government with out a leader. We're extremely vulnerable to external pressure right now.
@scoots
You know, I left that comment almost 2 days ago, I have read it probably 20 times, and I didn't realize the typo until you wrote that post. I did in fact vote yes to impeachment. Even though it came from a Huffle/Peleg congressmen I knew that Sadeh was leaving office before the vote even came out.
🙂 sorry for the confusion