Group Three - World Leaders Survivor - STAGE ONE COMPLETE

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Abhisit Vejjajiva - Thailand

[Antonio the Sixth]

Uribe

[Gustaf]

Vejjajiva. He wants to bring the country to an old-fashioned monarcy where the king rules supported by the military. He's part of the side that over-threw the democratically elected leader. And it seems likely that he tried to murder the leader of the opposition party (who replaced the leader of the former party which was ousted and banned with the leader being exiled).

As if that wasn't enough he also seems to have abandoned the sensible economic policies that was the only thing going for his side (sort of, kind of...not even someone as economically conservative as me is necessarily opposed to redistrivutive policies like the ones Thaksin did in a country like Thailand).

Vejjajiva is clearly a hell of a lot worse than Uribe, that's for sure. But of course, persecuting a leftist opposotion party trying to help the poor is better than fighting a drug-dealing communist guerilla in Latin America.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I was happy when Thaksin was overthrown, just because opebo didn't like him and he won elections via fraud and owning the media a la Berlusconi anyway. There's a reason all the opposition parties boycotted that joke of an election he called right before he was ousted.

[Gustaf]

I was happy when Thaksin was overthrown, just because opebo didn't like him and he won elections via fraud and owning the media a la Berlusconi anyway. There's a reason all the opposition parties boycotted that joke of an election he called right before he was ousted.

You're being an idiot as usual. Thaksin, the leftist politician in Thailand, won in a land-slide in the most free and fair election in Thai history. He was ousted by a military coup from reactionary elites in the country centred around the miltary and the king. They abolished his party and banned him. His successor with a successor party then managed to re-take power anyway due to their popular support. The military then abolished that party too and brought in the current guy.

If you want to support the fascist, miltiary royalist side against the democratically elected left, go ahead. But don't try and claim that you're an anti-facsist anymore.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Evo Morales

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Thaksin was hardly democratic. I have a tough time believing he even cared about the poor, more like gave them handouts to buy votes. He was massively corrupt and engaged in cronynism, he cramped down on civil liberties and ethnic minorities and promoted xenophobic nationalism, had many prominent officials from former right-wing military regimes in his government and in his new party now, he manipulated the media, he openly violated election law and his electoral victories were also full of fraud. At the time of his overthrow his last joke elections were completely boycotted by the opposition, and he had lost all support internationally with the world wanting him to step down.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Vejjajiva

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Uribe

[dead0man]

Jose Eduardo dos Santos

[GMantis]

Abhisit Vejjajiva

[minionofmidas]

Uribe.

[big bad fab]

Vejjajiva.

[Gustaf]

Thaksin was hardly democratic. I have a tough time believing he even cared about the poor, more like gave them handouts to buy votes. He was massively corrupt and engaged in cronynism, he cramped down on civil liberties and ethnic minorities and promoted xenophobic nationalism, had many prominent officials from former right-wing military regimes in his government and in his new party now, he manipulated the media, he openly violated election law and his electoral victories were also full of fraud. At the time of his overthrow his last joke elections were completely boycotted by the opposition, and he had lost all support internationally with the world wanting him to step down.

How did he fraud himself back into power after the military ousted him? How did he control the media when his party was banned and he himself was exiled? And how is the fascist elite centred around the army and the king better in any way?

[Edu]

Abhisit Vejjajiva

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Thaksin was hardly democratic. I have a tough time believing he even cared about the poor, more like gave them handouts to buy votes. He was massively corrupt and engaged in cronynism, he cramped down on civil liberties and ethnic minorities and promoted xenophobic nationalism, had many prominent officials from former right-wing military regimes in his government and in his new party now, he manipulated the media, he openly violated election law and his electoral victories were also full of fraud. At the time of his overthrow his last joke elections were completely boycotted by the opposition, and he had lost all support internationally with the world wanting him to step down.

How did he fraud himself back into power after the military ousted him? How did he control the media when his party was banned and he himself was exiled? And how is the fascist elite centred around the army and the king better in any way?

I'm talking about when he was in power.

[Gustaf]

Thaksin was hardly democratic. I have a tough time believing he even cared about the poor, more like gave them handouts to buy votes. He was massively corrupt and engaged in cronynism, he cramped down on civil liberties and ethnic minorities and promoted xenophobic nationalism, had many prominent officials from former right-wing military regimes in his government and in his new party now, he manipulated the media, he openly violated election law and his electoral victories were also full of fraud. At the time of his overthrow his last joke elections were completely boycotted by the opposition, and he had lost all support internationally with the world wanting him to step down.

How did he fraud himself back into power after the military ousted him? How did he control the media when his party was banned and he himself was exiled? And how is the fascist elite centred around the army and the king better in any way?

I'm talking about when he was in power.

Gustaf: Thaksin had popular support. Evidence: he wins every election

BRTD: he only won because he had so much power

Gustaf: he won even when he had no power

BRTD: I ignore that.

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I think you lost...

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Thaksin was hardly democratic. I have a tough time believing he even cared about the poor, more like gave them handouts to buy votes. He was massively corrupt and engaged in cronynism, he cramped down on civil liberties and ethnic minorities and promoted xenophobic nationalism, had many prominent officials from former right-wing military regimes in his government and in his new party now, he manipulated the media, he openly violated election law and his electoral victories were also full of fraud. At the time of his overthrow his last joke elections were completely boycotted by the opposition, and he had lost all support internationally with the world wanting him to step down.

How did he fraud himself back into power after the military ousted him? How did he control the media when his party was banned and he himself was exiled? And how is the fascist elite centred around the army and the king better in any way?

I'm talking about when he was in power.

Gustaf: Thaksin had popular support. Evidence: he wins every election

BRTD: he only won because he had so much power

Gustaf: he won even when he had no power

BRTD: I ignore that.

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I think you lost...

BRTD: I won.

[Platypus]

Group Three Rounds Thirteen and Fourteen

Angola   Jose Eduardo dos Santos
Australia   Kevin Rudd
Belarus   Alexander Lukashenko –eliminated round three
Bolivia   Evo Morales
Brazil   Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva
Brunei Darussalam   Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah -eliminated round six
Canada   Stephen Harper
Colombia   Alvaro Uribe
Congo (Brazzaville)  Denis Sassou Nguesso -eliminated round four
Dominica   Roosevelt Skerrit
Egypt   Hosni Mubarak -eliminated round seven
France   Nicolas Sarkozy
Ghana   John Atta Mills
Guatemala   Alvaro Colom
Iceland   Johanna Sigursardottir
Israel   Benyamin Netanyahu -eliminated round nine
Jamaica   Bruce Golding
Korea, North   Kim Jong-Il -eliminated round one
Lebanon   Fouad Siniora
Liberia   Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf
Malaysia   Najib Razak
Malta   Lawrence Gonzi
Micronesia   Manny Mori
Mongolia   Sanjaagiin Bayar
Nepal   Pushpa Kamal Dahal -eliminated round ten
Niger   Seyni Oumarou
Palau   Johnson Toribiong
Palestinian Territories   Mahmoud Abbas -eliminated round eleven
Peru   Alan Garcia
Russia   Vladimir Putin -eliminated round five
San Marino   Massimo Cenci
Seychelles   James Michel
Sudan   Omar al-Bashir -eliminated round two
Tajikistan   Emomalii Rahmon -eliminated round eight
Thailand    Abhisit Vejjajiva -eliminated round twelve
Tonga   Feleti Sevele
United Kingdom   Gordon Brown
Vanuatu   Edward Natapei
Zambia   Rupiah Banda

In these rounds, you have two full votes, that must be given to two different leaders.
Vote for the leader you want to eliminate. Most votes=eliminated. Voting will last for 24 hours.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Massimo Cenci - San Marino and James Michel - Seychelles

[Hatman 🍁]

Uribe and Sarkozy

[Nhoj]

Gordon Brown
Najib Razak

[GMantis]

Alvaro Uribe
Fouad Siniora

[big bad fab]

Dos Santos (Angola)

James Michel (Seychelles)

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Brown & Razak