National Council for the Preservation of Democracy

[H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY]

I'm wholeheartedly in and willing to perform the duties requested of my by the Council.

[HappyWarrior]

I'm confused, what exactly happened?

[Simfan34]

I'm confused, what exactly happened?

Tweed.

[Insula Dei]

If I were a liberal, a laborite or a sane Whig, this would be the moment I'd start considering blowing up my links with a party that so openly seems to be aiming for the title of the 'Party of Rebellion' (and that without any Rum or Romanism to speak of )

Do you have any evidence that this entity is anything other than a group of concerned citizens that will pursue its goals with peaceful and legal methods?

1) Their leadership openly musing about coups and seccesion.
2) The fact that they have a 'military liaisons officer'.

[H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY]

If I were a liberal, a laborite or a sane Whig, this would be the moment I'd start considering blowing up my links with a party that so openly seems to be aiming for the title of the 'Party of Rebellion' (and that without any Rum or Romanism to speak of )

Do you have any evidence that this entity is anything other than a group of concerned citizens that will pursue its goals with peaceful and legal methods?

1) Their leadership openly musing about coups and seccesion.
2) The fact that they have a 'military liaisons officer'.

Tweed is attempting a coup as we speak. He's outside the law more than we are.

[Insula Dei]

Sueing someone before the supreme court = being outside of the law?

Using legal means to bring about one's goals = less democratic than starting to unite and appoint 'military liaison officers' for sheer fear of a court not ruling as I would have it

Saying 'Hey guys, maybe it's a good idea to not talk about seccesion and coups' = paranoid

'Hey guys, the Supreme Court is packed with Tweedists! It's sure to rule against us!' = not paranoid at all


Liberal logic...

[Napoleon]

The Court has not and will not reject the results of the election. We must have faith in the system.

[H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY]

The Court has not and will not reject the results of the election. We must have faith in the system.

But if they do, we need a plan to get you into the office you deserve, Mr. President.

[Simfan34]

If I were a liberal, a laborite or a sane Whig, this would be the moment I'd start considering blowing up my links with a party that so openly seems to be aiming for the title of the 'Party of Rebellion' (and that without any Rum or Romanism to speak of )

Do you have any evidence that this entity is anything other than a group of concerned citizens that will pursue its goals with peaceful and legal methods?

1) Their leadership openly musing about coups and seccesion.
2) The fact that they have a 'military liaisons officer'.

You're the only person talking about coups and secession.

Napoleon, while I would like to echo your faith in the system, I lost that faith when the Court heard the case, which should have been dismissed as frivolous.

[Simfan34]

I am re-activating this organization.

[Simfan34]

With a slight name change, that is.

[Kitteh]

Why?

[Simfan34]

Because we need to preserve representative democracy.

[Donerail]

Why?

Best-case scenario: To preserve our Constitution and fight against Nappy's ridiculous 'vetoes'.

Worst-case: The report bill.

[Northeast Rep Snowball]

So its against the guy that you were protecting originally?

[Simfan34]

So its against the guy that you were protecting originally?

It's for protecting democracy.

[Insula Dei]

Gentlemen,

it's with great concern that I today take the stage in the very halls of this organisation that, while originally founded to destroy democracy, to walk over our constitution, to mock the law and to ridicule our rights, may now in this hour of our greatest need be all that stands between us and total anarchy, nay, the absolute negation of everything this republic stands for, of everything this republic may at one point have been and may perhaps at its finest moments still be.

We have in our white house an elected president. A President whose election has been found by the Supreme Court to be completely and utterly in the clear, and who since has been re-elected by a clear and decisive majority of our people. For all of the existence of this Republic those facts would have been sufficient to guarantee that nobody, I repeat, nobody would have dared to suggest that this President lacked a mandate. Barring any major misdoings, any major breaches of the fabric of our constitution, this administration is our rightful administration; I'll go further: it's the only administration any citizen of this country has any ground to conceive off as our administration. And President Napoleon, for all of his faults, is our President.

Now, in this hour of corruption, of moral decay, of general godlessness, of widespread simony and usury, of grievous moral failures and deep failings of the imagination, of hopelessness, of mind-boggling stench, of whorery in the palaces of the great and wealthy, of degeneration, of Hartz IV reforms, of chronical dysphoria, of hypocrisy and lies, of deep and irrepairable distrust between our citizens,...-in short: in ths hour of filth and of filthy minds, nothing is sacred anymore. Voices are raised in the very halls of our senate suggesting our President be impeached, that he be replaced by their president, whoever that should turn out to be.

I need not point out that this is undemocratic, I need not enumerate the countless ways in which it is unconstitutional, I need not muse about the untold millions of citizens whose voice would in this way be ignored. Anyone who has eyes can see the gruesomeness, the disgusting foulness of the medicine our own senators are preparing for us.

Faced with such utter and complete untrustworthiness of our own elected officials who shall we turn to? Faced with such a critical lack of love for our institutions by the very degenerates who pretend to be their heeders, where can we go?

We can turn to one another! We can go to the Rally for the Republic! I can only ask any and all persons who are left with even the slightest bit of faith in our republican form of state, in our democratic institutions to join, and to join immediately, the Rally for the Republic.

Let's fight for this administration, disgusting and foul as it may undoubtedly be! Let's fight for our Republic, corrupted and weakened as it may be after generations in the hands of these undesirable elements!

This is our fight.

[Insula Dei]

Has anyone other than you actually mentioned impeachment? I don't think that option is on the table at this point. Whatever the case, assholery is not an impeachable offense, and I pledge to you that I will respect the results of the democratic process and the laws by which it is governed.

Mibbit,...

[Simfan34]

Now is yet another time for extraordinary actions.

[Lumine]

Since I joined Atlasia shortly after this organization died (for the second time, it seems), I'm genuinely curious as to what this could be. Simfan, could you explain the current goal of this organization?

[Simfan34]

All in due time, Senator.

[Simfan34]

Ahem.

This organsation is needed, now more than ever, to carry out its ultimate goal. All sane people should agree upon this aim, at this juncture.

[Simfan34]

Special Order #01

In light of the present situation, consensus invests Mr X with the authority of the office of Acting Attorney-General pending resolution of the present Crisis.

The former Attorney-General, Snowstalker, is to be detained under suspicion of treason, seeking to subvert the government of President-designate Tyrion, and sedition.

Be it resolved,
The National Council for the Restoration of Democracy and Order

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

The Revolutionary Armed Forces are under my direct command and you are to be executed tomorrow. These are the ravings of a madman.

[Simfan34]

As the official spokesman of the NCRDO, I would like to remind all that the Twelfth Amendment, which prohibits capital punishment, as well as the Constitution in general, is still in force.

Thank you