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February 6, 2010|| RICHMOND || International Edition
President Horatio Stellers explains the “Real Deal”
Today, President Stellers went before Congress to explain his new domestic policy in a program he calls “The Real Deal.” He explained that the Real Deal calls for a quick transition from a socialistic economy to a capitalist one. President Stellers claimed that the 250 Billion dollars saved from the budget will go to extensive tax cuts not only to businesses but to people. The Real Deal also called for the National Oil Company to be split up and privatized by the end of February. The Real Deal also stated that the cuts made to the welfare budget may likely be permanent when the revised 2010 budget returns. The Defense Budget will likely not be cut from where it currently stands, unless the Department of Defense themselves states that they don’t need the money.
The Real Deal is to then move to a new tax policy in the country. The Real Deal will put limits onto what the Government can ethically tax. The Real Deal will cut income taxes significantly, but introduce taxes on food and clothing. The National Sales tax rate will be cut from 6% to 5%, not a significant change, but a change nonetheless, like stated earlier, the C$250 billion saved from the budget cuts will help to significantly decrease taxes.
The Real Deal will lower minimum wage from C$10.75 to C$5.00, with exceptions for certain occupations. The Real Deal will provide no bailout for any company. No longer will a worker be forced to join a Union or pay Union dues if they do not belong to a Union. Many Union practices that the Government sees as unfair will be banned. No company will be punished for outsourcing jobs to foreign nations. Racial Discrimination in the economy will be recognized as a federal offense and serious charges will follow if found guilty of racial discrimination. Women will receive the same pay as men in any occupation.
The Education system will also be drastically reorganized. A voucher system will be introduced, allowing a family to send their kid wherever they so choose, thus bringing in competition between schools. Schools can no longer deny a student membership based on their race. Segregation in the school system will end. All children must attend school until the completion of High School; college is recommended, but optional.
Segregation as a whole must be eliminated. There will no longer be a rule that only whites may sit in the front of the bus. No longer will there be black and white waiting rooms; no longer will there be “white priority” in the medical field. No longer will there be black and white water fountains. President Stellers claimed that these changes have already begun to come, but now they need the Government to push them through fully. The Government will recognize any marriage authorized by a church regardless of the sex of the parties involved. The Government will also legalize abortion, due to the fact it is the woman’s choice. President Stellers described his social changes as this “By the end of my Presidency, there will be no White Confederates, Black Confederates, Straight Confederates, Gay Confederates, Anglian Confederates, Belmontien Confederates, Segovian Confederates, there will Confederates, equality and the elimination of labels.”
No one will be forced to serve a certain amount of time in the military, unless a draft was instituted. Draft Dodgers will be punished. The Military is a last resort; the power of words is stronger than any gun. The Military will be changed to a complete voluntary force.
The President also stated that healthcare will be handled nearly entirely by private companies. The President promised that the free market would be able to provide more than the government ever could.
The President’s hour long speech had Congress intrigued. No President had lined out such an extensive plan and such radical change for six years. If policies of the Real Deal came before Congress in the form of a bill, many Congressmen were confident the bill would pass with flying colors. Several Socialists were upset with President Stellers’ massive shift to a free market economy, while both Republicans and Conservatives supported it. The President said he wants a Civil Rights Bill that addresses what he wants done by the end of February. Early Polls show that many people are pleased and excited with the President’s Real Deal.
The Real Deal is to then move to a new tax policy in the country. The Real Deal will put limits onto what the Government can ethically tax. The Real Deal will cut income taxes significantly, but introduce taxes on food and clothing. The National Sales tax rate will be cut from 6% to 5%, not a significant change, but a change nonetheless, like stated earlier, the C$250 billion saved from the budget cuts will help to significantly decrease taxes.
The Real Deal will lower minimum wage from C$10.75 to C$5.00, with exceptions for certain occupations. The Real Deal will provide no bailout for any company. No longer will a worker be forced to join a Union or pay Union dues if they do not belong to a Union. Many Union practices that the Government sees as unfair will be banned. No company will be punished for outsourcing jobs to foreign nations. Racial Discrimination in the economy will be recognized as a federal offense and serious charges will follow if found guilty of racial discrimination. Women will receive the same pay as men in any occupation.
The Education system will also be drastically reorganized. A voucher system will be introduced, allowing a family to send their kid wherever they so choose, thus bringing in competition between schools. Schools can no longer deny a student membership based on their race. Segregation in the school system will end. All children must attend school until the completion of High School; college is recommended, but optional.
Segregation as a whole must be eliminated. There will no longer be a rule that only whites may sit in the front of the bus. No longer will there be black and white waiting rooms; no longer will there be “white priority” in the medical field. No longer will there be black and white water fountains. President Stellers claimed that these changes have already begun to come, but now they need the Government to push them through fully. The Government will recognize any marriage authorized by a church regardless of the sex of the parties involved. The Government will also legalize abortion, due to the fact it is the woman’s choice. President Stellers described his social changes as this “By the end of my Presidency, there will be no White Confederates, Black Confederates, Straight Confederates, Gay Confederates, Anglian Confederates, Belmontien Confederates, Segovian Confederates, there will Confederates, equality and the elimination of labels.”
No one will be forced to serve a certain amount of time in the military, unless a draft was instituted. Draft Dodgers will be punished. The Military is a last resort; the power of words is stronger than any gun. The Military will be changed to a complete voluntary force.
The President also stated that healthcare will be handled nearly entirely by private companies. The President promised that the free market would be able to provide more than the government ever could.
The President’s hour long speech had Congress intrigued. No President had lined out such an extensive plan and such radical change for six years. If policies of the Real Deal came before Congress in the form of a bill, many Congressmen were confident the bill would pass with flying colors. Several Socialists were upset with President Stellers’ massive shift to a free market economy, while both Republicans and Conservatives supported it. The President said he wants a Civil Rights Bill that addresses what he wants done by the end of February. Early Polls show that many people are pleased and excited with the President’s Real Deal.
General George Tirado steps in Stellers’ shoes
General Tirado was once a famed General who was discharged for not obeying an order to kill 13 Confederate Citizens issued by Sylvester Bond. After Tirado’s discharge, Stellers was selected to become Commanding General of the Army. Well today, after the President’s address to Congress, the President chose General Tirado to return to the position of Commanding General of the Army and the General agreed.
General Tirado has a high respect with the troops and a personal hatred for the terrorist, Yashur. General Tirado assured the public that he would work with all branches of the military and government to bring the man to justice.
General Tirado has a high respect with the troops and a personal hatred for the terrorist, Yashur. General Tirado assured the public that he would work with all branches of the military and government to bring the man to justice.
Presidential Office
Again, as a representative of the American nation and its ideals of freedom, I can only give President Horatio Stellers support for his actions in promoting both economic and civil freedom. Governmental welfare and state-mandated discrimination are great obstacles to true freedom, and I only feel great pride in the human race when such obstacles are removed from freedom's way; The actions of President Stellers are bound to bring about a great leap in the individual's freedom, the community's equity and the nation's prosperity.
Orville Bancroft,
President of the American Union
Again, as a representative of the American nation and its ideals of freedom, I can only give President Horatio Stellers support for his actions in promoting both economic and civil freedom. Governmental welfare and state-mandated discrimination are great obstacles to true freedom, and I only feel great pride in the human race when such obstacles are removed from freedom's way; The actions of President Stellers are bound to bring about a great leap in the individual's freedom, the community's equity and the nation's prosperity.
Orville Bancroft,
President of the American Union
Office of the President of the Republic of Anbat
It is my pleasure to relay my own congratulations as well as those of the Anbati people to President Sellers in honor of his election to the office of the Confederate head of state. I am confident that his tenure in office shall be a successful one and I look forward to co-operating with the Sellers administration in the stage of international politics.
Regards,
His Excellency Mr. Dawud Zureiq,
President of the Republic of Anbat
It is my pleasure to relay my own congratulations as well as those of the Anbati people to President Sellers in honor of his election to the office of the Confederate head of state. I am confident that his tenure in office shall be a successful one and I look forward to co-operating with the Sellers administration in the stage of international politics.
Regards,
His Excellency Mr. Dawud Zureiq,
President of the Republic of Anbat
Serenierre
Established Nation
Office of the Prime Minister
Grosvenor House
I am happy to see Belmont's long time ally adopt more liberal policies and I commend President Stellers for his reformist approach. I look forward to working with him and his administration to bring our two nations together.
Shahrazad Martinique
Premier of Belmont
Grosvenor House
I am happy to see Belmont's long time ally adopt more liberal policies and I commend President Stellers for his reformist approach. I look forward to working with him and his administration to bring our two nations together.
Shahrazad Martinique
Premier of Belmont
Taley
Establishing Nation
Office of the Chancellor
The emperor and the empire extends its best wishes for President Stellers. The Confederate States have been through a rough period of time begining with the civil war to to oust the tyranical fascist leaders. We hope that we can assist the Confederate States in their new path.
Bishop Alexis Florioli
Chancellor of the Consistory
The emperor and the empire extends its best wishes for President Stellers. The Confederate States have been through a rough period of time begining with the civil war to to oust the tyranical fascist leaders. We hope that we can assist the Confederate States in their new path.
Bishop Alexis Florioli
Chancellor of the Consistory
Hesperia
Mr. Capitalism
Diwan of the Royal Court
His Majesty the Sultan Huseyn wishes to convey his most heartfelt congratulations to President Stellers on his election. His Majesty expresses his hopes that our relationship as nations may grow and blossom.
His Majesty the Sultan Huseyn wishes to convey his most heartfelt congratulations to President Stellers on his election. His Majesty expresses his hopes that our relationship as nations may grow and blossom.
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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
Dear Orville Bancroft,
I wanted to send my personal thanks for your words of good will. It is no secret to any member of our Government that the Confederates States has been looking at the American Union as a society that we want ourselves to be. Undoing what has been done for seventy-two years will be no easy task on our part, but we are confident that we will succeed. Having the American Union’s support and blessing makes our job just that much easier and for this, I thank you. It is my hope that in the days to come our two nations can form a closer bond.
With Regards,
President Horatio Stellers
President of the Confederate States
The Confederate States
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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
Dear Mr. Dawud Zureiq,
I wanted to personally send my thanks for your words of good will. Our problems at home are hard to cope with, but with the support of foreign nations, we find ourselves confident that we can achieve the level of freedom that we so desire for our ourselves and the future generations.
With Regards,
President Horatio Stellers
President of the Confederate States
The Confederate States
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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
Dear Shahrazad Martinique,
Belmont has, since the beginning of our nation, been an ally of this country. It is in a common belief in the minds of the Confederates that Belmont is the CS’ greatest ally. Throughout our history, Belmont has been the nation we went to when we needed it most. To this day, I as President will continue to support the Belmontien Nation. It is my hope that our long time relationship will do nothing but increase.
With Regards,
President Horatio Stellers
President of the Confederate States
The Confederate States
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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
Dear Bishop Alexis Florioli,
I wanted to send my personal thanks for your words of good will to the Confederate States. It is no secret that our government is struggling to maintain the welfare of our people. Having international support is greatly appreciated. Any help will be greatly appreciated and it is our hope that our two nations’ relationship will do nothing but increase.
With Regards,
President Horatio Stellers
President of the Confederate States
The Confederate States
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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
Dear Sultan Huseyn,
I wanted to send my personal thanks for your words of good will to the people of the Confederate States. It is also my hope that the relationship between our two nations will do nothing but prosper in the years to come.
With Regards,
President Horatio Stellers
President of the Confederate States
The Confederate States
Dear Orville Bancroft,
I wanted to send my personal thanks for your words of good will. It is no secret to any member of our Government that the Confederates States has been looking at the American Union as a society that we want ourselves to be. Undoing what has been done for seventy-two years will be no easy task on our part, but we are confident that we will succeed. Having the American Union’s support and blessing makes our job just that much easier and for this, I thank you. It is my hope that in the days to come our two nations can form a closer bond.
With Regards,
President Horatio Stellers
President of the Confederate States
The Confederate States
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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
Dear Mr. Dawud Zureiq,
I wanted to personally send my thanks for your words of good will. Our problems at home are hard to cope with, but with the support of foreign nations, we find ourselves confident that we can achieve the level of freedom that we so desire for our ourselves and the future generations.
With Regards,
President Horatio Stellers
President of the Confederate States
The Confederate States
---
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
Dear Shahrazad Martinique,
Belmont has, since the beginning of our nation, been an ally of this country. It is in a common belief in the minds of the Confederates that Belmont is the CS’ greatest ally. Throughout our history, Belmont has been the nation we went to when we needed it most. To this day, I as President will continue to support the Belmontien Nation. It is my hope that our long time relationship will do nothing but increase.
With Regards,
President Horatio Stellers
President of the Confederate States
The Confederate States
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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
Dear Bishop Alexis Florioli,
I wanted to send my personal thanks for your words of good will to the Confederate States. It is no secret that our government is struggling to maintain the welfare of our people. Having international support is greatly appreciated. Any help will be greatly appreciated and it is our hope that our two nations’ relationship will do nothing but increase.
With Regards,
President Horatio Stellers
President of the Confederate States
The Confederate States
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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
Dear Sultan Huseyn,
I wanted to send my personal thanks for your words of good will to the people of the Confederate States. It is also my hope that the relationship between our two nations will do nothing but prosper in the years to come.
With Regards,
President Horatio Stellers
President of the Confederate States
The Confederate States
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Headlines - February 9, 2010
Richmond prepares for Stellers' Inauguration.
Massive snow storm threatens the Northeast.
Congress begins work on Civil Rights Bill.
Richmond prepares for Stellers' Inauguration. Massive snow storm threatens the Northeast. Congress begins work on Civil Rights Bill.
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Headlines: February 11, 2010
President Stellers vacations to Anglia, heading to Belmont on the 13th.
Department of Defense looks for contractors on ship construction.
Republicans and Conservatives debate over Civil Rights, slowing down the Civil Rights Bill
Microtech finally begins hiring, development teams looking into new products.
Colbert Auto Company goes into final testing stages on 4 new car models.
President Stellers vacations to Anglia, heading to Belmont on the 13th. Department of Defense looks for contractors on ship construction. Republicans and Conservatives debate over Civil Rights, slowing down the Civil Rights Bill Microtech finally begins hiring, development teams looking into new products. Colbert Auto Company goes into final testing stages on 4 new car models.