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Pääkaupungin Sanomat: Engellkin and International Distribution Edition - “Me haluamme tietää”
THE SUPREME COURT QUESTION
Events in Touzen shape opinions back home
HAAGA, Pohjanmaa — The last week has come as great shock to the people of this Commonwealth. The Anti-State in Touzen has not only declared the end of the All-Citizens Congress, but now Dictator Hayabusa has also ended the Supreme Court. These are all mechanisms of the delegationists and their effort to undermine the liberty of the people.
The idea is that the Anti-State may return to the ideals of the Founding Fathers, and also remove the barriers between Touzen, Seora, Jurchen, and the other places of the Anti-State. They are nothing more but geography now.
A question has now been raised in Haaga within the 732nd Eduskunta (Parliament) of Pohjanmaa. Is Pohjanmaa supposed to realize the message of its own founders and merge into the Anti-State?
The question has roused great debate within the Parliament because of the fact that other States still exist, and the Anti-State in itself is a place holder, much like the ideal setting of patience that Pohjanmaa exists in. The 732nd Parliament has signed a message of urgency to the President to establish contact with Touzen, the usual location of the greatest minds within the Anti-State to better understand how other Post Delegationist entities should respond to the events.
Prime Minister Patrik Kurri, who was elected for this month just hours ago has also sought to see if the Supreme Court of Pohjanmaa also ought to be abolished.
Debates within the Parliament was inconclusive, as speaker after speaker struggled to come to terms on if the Supreme Court needs to maintain its pure independence from the other decision makers of the Commonwealth, or if the Parliament should know when to cut off a growth when it becomes harmful to the people. Thus far this debate is expected to dominate the minds of the 732nd Parliament which opened this morning. ¶
Events in Touzen shape opinions back home
HAAGA, Pohjanmaa — The last week has come as great shock to the people of this Commonwealth. The Anti-State in Touzen has not only declared the end of the All-Citizens Congress, but now Dictator Hayabusa has also ended the Supreme Court. These are all mechanisms of the delegationists and their effort to undermine the liberty of the people.
The idea is that the Anti-State may return to the ideals of the Founding Fathers, and also remove the barriers between Touzen, Seora, Jurchen, and the other places of the Anti-State. They are nothing more but geography now.
A question has now been raised in Haaga within the 732nd Eduskunta (Parliament) of Pohjanmaa. Is Pohjanmaa supposed to realize the message of its own founders and merge into the Anti-State?
The question has roused great debate within the Parliament because of the fact that other States still exist, and the Anti-State in itself is a place holder, much like the ideal setting of patience that Pohjanmaa exists in. The 732nd Parliament has signed a message of urgency to the President to establish contact with Touzen, the usual location of the greatest minds within the Anti-State to better understand how other Post Delegationist entities should respond to the events.
Prime Minister Patrik Kurri, who was elected for this month just hours ago has also sought to see if the Supreme Court of Pohjanmaa also ought to be abolished.
Debates within the Parliament was inconclusive, as speaker after speaker struggled to come to terms on if the Supreme Court needs to maintain its pure independence from the other decision makers of the Commonwealth, or if the Parliament should know when to cut off a growth when it becomes harmful to the people. Thus far this debate is expected to dominate the minds of the 732nd Parliament which opened this morning. ¶
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