Quote from: Miestră Schivă, UrN-GC on December 07, 2025, 01:21:10 PMWith respect, why is a new citizen who never knew or interacted with KR1 so unbelievably keen to rehabilitate his memory?

Surely even in Western Orthodox Reactionary thought, you understand that some monarchs are tyrants.

Some, not all. And I don't know how Robert was a tyrant, can you give me an example?


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Quote from: Miestră Schivă, UrN-GC on December 07, 2025, 04:13:02 PMLet me explain something. The idea of a confidence/supply deal is based on the idea that the smaller party has leverage to withdraw confidence/supply if the deal is broken.

The new Conservative Coalition has 102 seats. Therefore, a guaranteed majority. Therefore, there is no point in a confidence/supply deal since the Government can win a majority in any case. I should note that the URL can still deny supply in the Senäts, but frankly, the amount of spending Talossa's government does means that's not going to bite very hard.

If we knew you were going to form a majority coalition (as opposed to some other deal) with the Absolute Monarchists, we would have never approached you. In fact, the reason we approached you on day 1 about confidence/supply was precisely so you wouldn't do that.

And you announced this arrangement, making our own arrangement pointless, while Mic'haglh was literally on the Discord waiting to talk to you, so don't claim that we were sandbagging here.

A very, very poor start to the 62nd Cosa government.

If we could not reach an accord with the IDT, then we would have needed a confidence and supply deal.  So yes, obviously that's no longer on the table, lol... just by pure definition.

However, we're still very open to a deal with the URL along the terms of our proposal, and we hope you guys are also open to that on some scale.  Certainly, it's your prerogative to break off negotiations, but I hope that you will not.

A broad-spectrum Government would benefit the country in a lot of ways, and it would allow the URL some representation in the Cabinet to work on issues where our priorities overlap.  There are some things we very much agree on!  And while we hope to hear from you regardless, it would also be good to get the wisdom and perspective of URL leaders as we make decisions about where Talossa will be headed.  There are some things you guys were anxious about, and this would give you input into those decisions and allay your concerns.

Quote from: Marcel Eðo Pairescu Tafial, UrGP on December 07, 2025, 03:51:44 PMAre there any concrete plans on what those "activities that promote el Glheþ" that the Minister of Culture will be restricted to are?

Also, are there any plans to replace me as Ladintsch Naziunal?

I think I'd really like to see much more Talossan used in the Government, so the first project I was hoping to see was a systematic translation project of all government posts, with legislation to solemnify it once that's done.

It would be just plain stupid to replace you, so no, there's no plans to do that.

Let me explain something. The idea of a confidence/supply deal is based on the idea that the smaller party has leverage to withdraw confidence/supply if the deal is broken.

The new Conservative Coalition has 102 seats. Therefore, a guaranteed majority. Therefore, there is no point in a confidence/supply deal since the Government can win a majority in any case. I should note that the URL can still deny supply in the Senäts, but frankly, the amount of spending Talossa's government does means that's not going to bite very hard.

If we knew you were going to form a majority coalition (as opposed to some other deal) with the Absolute Monarchists, we would have never approached you. In fact, the reason we approached you on day 1 about confidence/supply was precisely so you wouldn't do that.

And you announced this arrangement, making our own arrangement pointless, while Mic'haglh was literally on the Discord waiting to talk to you, so don't claim that we were sandbagging here.

A very, very poor start to the 62nd Cosa government.

Are there any concrete plans on what those "activities that promote el Glheþ" that the Minister of Culture will be restricted to are?

Also, are there any plans to replace me as Ladintsch Naziunal?

You knew about this, since an announcement the two parties would be working together was made about this a month ago and you commented on it at the time.

I let Mic'halgh know several days ago that we were ready to move forward, and haven't heard back from him.  We're still interested in working together, and the IDT leader is also aware.  Nothing at all has changed from the expected underlying situation, and our same proposal is still on offer.

... you did this literally while we we trying to negotiate our own confidence/supply deal with you?!?

After a majority vote of approval by the Progressive Alliance membership and approval by the leader of In Defensa Traditionis, we are pleased to announce the formation of a coalition for the purposes of government in the upcoming 62^nd Cosa.  This coalition will control a majority of seats in the Cosa.

The terms of this coalition are designed to find common ground between two parties that are very different in political terms.  We expect that in matters of legislation and policy, the two parties will continue to have different approaches.  However, there is mutual agreement on the importance of promoting, supporting, and furthering the appreciation of el Glheþ.  Accordingly, IDT will select a candidate to serve as Minister of Culture with the primary focus of el Glheþ, and all other initiatives will be subject to approval by the Seneschal.  This restriction is unusual, but we feel that it is warranted given our divergent cultural values and the fact that the IDT is new to Talossan politics.

We are currently in other negotiations, which we hope will also be fruitful.  But more importantly, no one should let things like this stop them from getting involved in some capacity.  Whatever your politics and whatever your background and whatever your activity level, we can find a way for you to contribute.

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1.  Both parties shall endorse the Baron Alexandreu Davinescu as their choice for Seneschal, and to rank him first in any election for Seneschal.

2.  Members of Cosa from both parties will vote in favour of all Votes of Confidence.

3.  A representative from In Defensa Traditionis will be afforded a Cabinet position as Minister of Culture.  This position will be primarily focused on activities that promote el Glheþ.  Other initiatives will be subject to approval by the Seneschal, although every effort will be made to respect the Minister's preferences.

4.  Cabinet Ministers will agree upon a code of conduct for Government officials, and will then be expected to abide by it.  This will include courteous behavior to the public and the Ziu, as well as active engagement with their responsibilities.

5.  No amendment to this coalition agreement shall be made without the endorsement of both parties, up to and including the addition of further coalition partners.

With respect, why is a new citizen who never knew or interacted with KR1 so unbelievably keen to rehabilitate his memory?

Surely even in Western Orthodox Reactionary thought, you understand that some monarchs are tyrants.

Quote from: Sir Lüc on December 07, 2025, 03:47:36 AMYes, do please acknowledge it in public, otherwise I have no way of knowing.

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