A New Promise for North Dakota [Now France]

Day 1,551, 15:13 • Published in USA USA • by Dokomo

Update: My canddiacy has been changed from North Dakota to Languedoc-Roussillon. SOme things have changed, some have not.

Greetings fellow citizens of the US and especially Languedoc-Roussillon. I am pleased to be able to announce my run for Congress from the from the New Flickertail State under the American Military Party.


Cute, but territorial; the perfect analogy for France

To introduce myself, I have been playing eRepublik for several years now, but am a recent immigrant to the United States. My previous nationality is Japan where I served in Congress and the Presidency. While there I developed a good relationship with many leaders of then United States and am proud to have done great things in the name of our common goals of liberty and freedom. I encourage everyone to go through the past articles I have written to get a sense of my goals and politics in eRepublik.


France's Finest

But what will I be able to do for Languedoc-Roussillon and the United States? Under President Oblige we have achieved the greatest economic goal for any nation; perfect resource bonuses. But the struggle will not end there, America now needs to focus on not only holding our gains but spreading the benefits to our allies. As a Congressman my singular goal will be to advance support of our military in our campaign against ONE. Our economy is operating as best it can given the current rule systems. We must focus instead on how best to defeat our enemies in Europe.

Our best hope for victory is to increase national activity. Coordination of fighting, increased individual production, and better wellness use are the biggest advances we can make in the military sphere. There are a wealth of out of game tools and communication channels for players and we need to direct people into them. The government does an excellent job of this and I support the President in his efforts to bring more people to the forums and IRC


Dedicated to supporting US Soldiers

America has come a long ways lately. But we have a long ways yet to go. Our enemies are tenacious and we cannot let up lest our gains be reversed. I urge Americans to vote for me and you will have a congressman who will ensure that America's interest are cared for throughout the world.

Thank you.