Are there any plans or is there any interest in another discussion between representatives of the parties for the 60th GE? Might be good to continue the trend.

Considering my own conflict it could be posted on Fora Talossa but not hosted or edited by me of course.

@Miestră Schivă, UrN
@þerxh Sant-Enogat
@Braneuvalescu
@Dame Litz Cjantscheir, UrN

1 June 2024:
A Commitment to Open & Transparent Institutions: I am the author of the Second Talossan Government Transparency Act which mandated the archiving and eventual publication of internal cabinet discussions. And I opposed the establishment of a private Organic Law (and Chancery Reform) Committee by the then leaders of the TNC and FreeDems because it was designed, in my view, to stifle the Ziu's legislative activity. When I did participate and proposed the Nonpartisan SOS Act this suspicion would unfortunately be proven correct.

Here's the thing: Norms are not applicable only to those we dislike. And we should be confident enough in our positions and in Talossan democracy to use the institutions we have worked so hard to build.

I used to run a paper that paid its contributors (a pittance), but to my knowledge that's been the only actual paid labor in Talossan history.  They did not have a union.  I would have been delighted if they'd formed one, since it would have been extremely cool to be a tyrannical boss.

I'd love it if some of those who were around in the early days could provide their memories. Sir Tamorán unfortunately can't be with us so he asked me to pass on his thoughts. But I'd love to hear more from @GV or @Gjermund Higraff, who were among the original revolutionaries, or @mpf or @anglatzara who (like me) jumped on board in the first month or so.

Happy Calonda Gun and Happy Republic Day!

Twenty years ago today, the Talossan Republic was founded when eleven citizens seized control of Wittenberg X, in reaction to the increasing intolerance and abuse of King Robert I. A full history of events in the lead-up to that time is found in A Nation Sundered, by Gödafrïeu Valcádac'h (@GV) who took part in these events.

These events marked the first time in history when Talossa as a nation not only asserted itself against its King, but succeeded. Many more such events (the abdication of KR1 in August 2005, Reunision in April 2012, and of course this year's monarchy reform) have emphasised this - but the Revolution of Calondă Gün was the first to succeed.

QuoteI'm proud to say I was a part of a Talossan republic. And I'm proud of all those who worked hard to make such a republic. On this, the twentieth anniversary of our revolution, we should honor those who fought for true Talossan ideals of freedom, independence, and the dignity of the Talossan people. Long live Talossa!

- Sir Tamorán dal Navă (@grubi), first President of the Talossan Republic

I hereby claim a seat. 

-- Litz

Quote from: mximo on Yesterday at 12:01:57 PMAzul,

Sign me in ;)

Mximo

Yayyy, delighted to have you, Mximo! Welcome!

Quote from: Sir Txec dal Nordselvă, UrB on Yesterday at 12:12:28 PMBoard created with you as moderator.

Thank you! Is it possible to move my Witt thread to that board, please?

Quote from: Bråneu Excelsio on May 28, 2024, 04:58:41 PM

Quote from: Bråneu Excelsio on May 27, 2024, 11:59:23 AMAzul, Mr. SoS, may I please ask for a sub-board in the Registered Political Parties board for the Civilian Outreach for Fun and Enjoyable Events?

If not allowed, then I shall make a new thread in the Wittenberg board :)

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