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News and the Weekly Lottery!

Day 3,918, 07:54 • Published in United Kingdom

• by HiddenTitan

My fellow eRepublikans,

Apologies, the plan was to publish this on Friday but a few things got in the way. So what's it about? Well, the title should be fairly obvious. Following on from the elections, Mr Immanuel Kant has set me to task with the help of Talon Karrde to be your new Minister for Home Affairs. Within this, we'll be doing what we can to bring a little more life into the country and hopefully a little more fun.

With that in mind... The National Lottery is back! How do I participate, I hear you ask? It's quite simple! ! On Sunday every other week the lottery will be open for you to take part. You have until Tuesday evening to participate; the draw will be made then.

It couldn’t be easier: Simply endorse this article for 100 GBP. 100% of the money will then be sent out to the winner!

The winning players will be drawn using a random generator on Tuesday evening (8pm UK time being the cutoff) and sent their prizes!

Make sure you vote, comment and shout – the more people that play, the more you could win! Keep your fingers crossed!

On a side note to the National Lottery, our plans are to help create guides and new tutorials for new players to make things a little easier. The usual NPF articles will continue from Talon!

Whether you choose to participate or not, whatever your plans, I hope you have a good weekend!

Strength through Unity!

HiddenTitan
Minister for Home Affairs
Congressman

Comments

Talon Karrde Day 3,918, 08:19

I'm feeling lucky!

Mr Immanuel Kant Day 3,918, 08:59

Voted

certacito Day 3,918, 09:05

Voted and endorsed to support - but I feel it would work a little better without the jingoistic TUP slogan - this almost led to me NOT supporting this effort....