Thank you!!

Hi,

Could I join your party?

From this day forward, I pledge my loyalty, allegiance, and fidelity to the Kingdom of Talossa and to His Majesty's government. I solemnly affirm that I will support and uphold the Organic Law of the Kingdom of Talossa, defend the realm against all enemies, both foreign and domestic, faithfully observe its laws, respect the rights and freedoms of all my fellow citizens, fulfill all my duties and obligations as a citizen of the Kingdom of Talossa, and humbly appreciate the benefits granted unto me by my King, most especially when those benefits take the form of Talossan currency.

Thank you!! And I will look to do that.

Lol thanksss!!

Thank you!

For the past few days, I've been "studying" the Talossawiki and I can say I didn't except at all that Talossa was that rich in history! I didn't know that there were people who attempted a coup, and that the Seneschal even has a residence. I think Talossa is the micronation that's the most rich in history, and has an active nice community!

Thank you so much!!

Thanks for the advice! Just a question, where can I learn about Talossa on the internet?

Thanks for the kind messages everyone! And thanks everyone for the good luck !

I believe I've answered your question, Mr. Tzaracomprada. And, haha! I don't plan on overthrowing the government in a coup. I also didn't know that His Majesty had more roles, that's so cool!

Thanks for the warm welcome everyone! I didn't expect to get a response from the King or the Seneschal. And I think you get to stay free, as most of the times it's in the news that people escaped but they never say that they were brought back to prison (source: VRT NWS). And to answer the question of Mr. Moin, I believe to serve Talossa as a politician, if I become citizen. And finally, Your Majesty, how did you like Belgium when you visited? (if you can remember lol)

These are one of the weirdest policies in Belgium: Escaping prison is actually legal, but you will get sent back to prison if you damage a lock or bribe a guard or escape in your prison uniform. In Leuven you can be fined for scaring someone at anytime, in Lier it is illegal to keep more than 5 cats in a single apartment. And to answer the question of Mr. Tzaracomprada, I currently don't know much about Talossa so I don't know if the system currently has flaws or not so I don't know if there's in my words "room for improvement".

Azul! Thanks for the warm welcome!
To answer your question, I've always been deeply interested in politics, but a lot of my inspiration actually comes from frustration with macro-national government. Living in Belgium, it often feels like current policies don't benefit the everyday citizen at all sometimes they just make life harder, or they feel completely nonsensical.
My goal is to help create or support a system that truly puts the people first. I love the idea of a direct or highly transparent system where ordinary people can vote on every single law via a public website, giving a clear, real-time picture of what the population actually wants. I've been looking into the political parties that Talossa has, and if I become citizen, I might join the Progressive Alliance.

Are there any costs connected to this? If it was mentioned in the post, I'm truly sorry as I read it quickly.