Ma'at Kheru: Liberate Congress of Armed Proletarian States

[Jakker]

Liberate Congress of Armed Proletarian States


Proposed by: Misley Description: The Security Council,

Recalling the Congress of Armed Proletarian States (hereinafter "CAPS") as an region dedicated to fostering interregional cooperation among regions;

Realizing that the Founder of CAPS relinquished executive authority to decentralize power of the region in keeping with its democratic ideals;

Noting that ideological forces which had declared a "war on communism" invaded CAPS and removed all legitimate native electors in the region;

Observing that these occupying ideological forces have since placed restrictions barring entry to CAPS by its legitimate native electors;

Observing further that these occupying ideological forces have severed all connections between CAPS and the regions participating in its planned program of interregional cooperation;

Taking into consideration that diplomatic attempts by legitimate native electors to return CAPS to native control were rebuffed by its invaders;

Recognizing that the legitimate native electors to CAPS have a right to support a liberation of the region from these occupying forces;

Hereby Liberates Congress of Armed Proletarian States.

Why would a founder make themselves non-exec? Also, if the only two nations in the region belong to the invaders, they can just move and refound on their own regardless. Better to find another region where the natives have more control. Against

[Tim Stark]

I'm in support of it. Although I do think it's stupid to be non-executive, I don't like fake leftists, and reading Zenny's attempted rhetoric just makes me wish TCB gets purged one of these days, so am inclined to support the real leftists on this matter.

Voted Aye, for now.

[Ainocra]

Support

[Jakker]

The region has since been refounded.

Additionally the author of said resolution is now proposing an instant repeal:

http://forum.nationstates.net/viewtopic ... 4&t=345205

I would recommend voting against the current Liberation.

[Andrew]

Present