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Parliament Dispute concerning the Eastern Cape
Head of the National Assembly: You Imperial Majesty, a number of members of parliament form the Socialist Party and National Republican Party have requested that a general discussion of the Parliament, both Senate and national Assembly, take place concerning the Eastern Cape.
Head of the Senate: Your Imperial Majesty, the proposal is also backed by two Senators.
Emperor Demetrius XV: Their request is approved. A general discussion of the entirety of Parliament, both Senate and National Assembly, shall take place concerning the Eastern Cape.
Head of Parliament: Mister Karl Graftsberg, of the Socialist Party's group of members of parliament in the National Assembly, may speak as he put forward this proposal.
Karl Graftsberg: Your Imperial Majesty, the situation in the Eastern Cape was an outright outrage, a fiasco! I hold you personally responsible! You must at once free the eastern Cape and swallow your dreams of expansion!
The members of the leftist parties attempt an applaud but their applaud is covered by the angry reaction of the Cenrtist and Right Wing MPs and Senators that boo the Socialist MP.
Head of Parliament: Order! Order! The Emperor may speak.
Emperor Demetrius XV: Our actions were of the utmost necessity and importance. Without them the Eastern Cape would have fallen to the revolt and the civilized order of things we had achieved in the Eastern Cape Colony after so many sacrifices would have perished along with the tens of thousand of dead at the hands of the rebels! All citizens of the Eastern Cape are equal now so I see no reason for your outburst, other than possible support for the Rebel Remnants. I would strongly advise against that.
Head of Parliament: Mister Hans Grevrtof, a member of the national assembly belonging to the National Republican Party, may speak.
Hans Grevrtof Your Imperial Majesty, members of the Imperial Government, though I agree that your actions in the Colony were very important for the order of the colony indeed there would have been no need for them unless Valkany was not headed by a greedy selfish monarchy. I call for a Republic to take the place of this damned system even if a revolution is needed and-
Head of Parliament: I would propose that Mr. Grevtof not continue that speech as proposing the abolition of the monarchy via violent measures is considered high treason. After all the NRP prides itself in using legal and democratic measures not armed revolts to achieve its goals. Prime Minister, Duke Anthony XVII may speak./I]
Prime Minister Anthony: It would seem that an abolition of the monarchy is always what the NRP seems to aim at and propose even when it is not related to the subject of conversation and it would only serve to undermine Valkany's strength and unity, especially at such a time. Please keep your hunger and last for power out of this parliament Mr. Grevtof.
Head of Parliament: Mr. Grevrtof may present a rebuttal.
Hans Grevrtof: The only last for power in this building is perpetrated by your government and that royal family! How much are we going to spend on that marriage of his with the girl from Vestrland again?!
Head of Parliament: The Emperor may present a rebuttal.
Emperor Demetius XV: Much less than the money you gathered by tax evading. How is the court process about that going Mr. Grivrtof? Of course you haven't resigned you simply continue to harass and infest this parliament with your presence out of your greed. Please reed us of you faul presence. And next time you address me or the new Empress you shall do so with respect, or face the consequences. You even though your mother porbably failed to inform you of this in your education I am the acting Emperor of Valkany, crowned by God himslef, and I do not accept insults from petty thieves and tax evaders!
The MPs of pro-monarchy and anti-monarchy parties start shouting at each other after the pro-monarchists, a majority, applaud the Emperor's rebuttal. The meeting is adjured by the head of the Parliament after it is deemed violent, unproductive and unnecessary.
Head of the National Assembly: You Imperial Majesty, a number of members of parliament form the Socialist Party and National Republican Party have requested that a general discussion of the Parliament, both Senate and national Assembly, take place concerning the Eastern Cape.
Head of the Senate: Your Imperial Majesty, the proposal is also backed by two Senators.
Emperor Demetrius XV: Their request is approved. A general discussion of the entirety of Parliament, both Senate and National Assembly, shall take place concerning the Eastern Cape.
Head of Parliament: Mister Karl Graftsberg, of the Socialist Party's group of members of parliament in the National Assembly, may speak as he put forward this proposal.
Karl Graftsberg: Your Imperial Majesty, the situation in the Eastern Cape was an outright outrage, a fiasco! I hold you personally responsible! You must at once free the eastern Cape and swallow your dreams of expansion!
The members of the leftist parties attempt an applaud but their applaud is covered by the angry reaction of the Cenrtist and Right Wing MPs and Senators that boo the Socialist MP.
Head of Parliament: Order! Order! The Emperor may speak.
Emperor Demetrius XV: Our actions were of the utmost necessity and importance. Without them the Eastern Cape would have fallen to the revolt and the civilized order of things we had achieved in the Eastern Cape Colony after so many sacrifices would have perished along with the tens of thousand of dead at the hands of the rebels! All citizens of the Eastern Cape are equal now so I see no reason for your outburst, other than possible support for the Rebel Remnants. I would strongly advise against that.
Head of Parliament: Mister Hans Grevrtof, a member of the national assembly belonging to the National Republican Party, may speak.
Hans Grevrtof Your Imperial Majesty, members of the Imperial Government, though I agree that your actions in the Colony were very important for the order of the colony indeed there would have been no need for them unless Valkany was not headed by a greedy selfish monarchy. I call for a Republic to take the place of this damned system even if a revolution is needed and-
Head of Parliament: I would propose that Mr. Grevtof not continue that speech as proposing the abolition of the monarchy via violent measures is considered high treason. After all the NRP prides itself in using legal and democratic measures not armed revolts to achieve its goals. Prime Minister, Duke Anthony XVII may speak./I]
Prime Minister Anthony: It would seem that an abolition of the monarchy is always what the NRP seems to aim at and propose even when it is not related to the subject of conversation and it would only serve to undermine Valkany's strength and unity, especially at such a time. Please keep your hunger and last for power out of this parliament Mr. Grevtof.
Head of Parliament: Mr. Grevrtof may present a rebuttal.
Hans Grevrtof: The only last for power in this building is perpetrated by your government and that royal family! How much are we going to spend on that marriage of his with the girl from Vestrland again?!
Head of Parliament: The Emperor may present a rebuttal.
Emperor Demetius XV: Much less than the money you gathered by tax evading. How is the court process about that going Mr. Grivrtof? Of course you haven't resigned you simply continue to harass and infest this parliament with your presence out of your greed. Please reed us of you faul presence. And next time you address me or the new Empress you shall do so with respect, or face the consequences. You even though your mother porbably failed to inform you of this in your education I am the acting Emperor of Valkany, crowned by God himslef, and I do not accept insults from petty thieves and tax evaders!
The MPs of pro-monarchy and anti-monarchy parties start shouting at each other after the pro-monarchists, a majority, applaud the Emperor's rebuttal. The meeting is adjured by the head of the Parliament after it is deemed violent, unproductive and unnecessary.