The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde Factbook. (Closed!!!)

by **Noordeinde** » Thu Aug 06, 2009 6:43 am

The Office of the President
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

To: the all countries of the world.
Subject: Factbook

Sir, Madam,

Welcome to this factbook on the Grand Duchy of Noordeinde. We hope you will find all information you would like to have on our country! Otherwise you can always send a telegram to the Office of the President and, ofcourse, al other departments which run the country.

First in this factbook we start with a simple basic list on the country. It will continue with explenations of how our Government system works. And afther that with the profiles of our current Head of State and Head of Government. You will not find anything on Anti- or Counter terrorism squads here since most of it is classified.

Furthermore there's lot's of information on a lot of other subjects. I hope you will enjoy yourself reading in our factbook!

Sincerely Yours,
Jonathan Roosevelt
President
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

Full Name of Nation:
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

Government Type:
Constitutional Parliamentary Democracy

Head of State:
His Royal Majesty Sir James I of Noordeinde-Nassau, Grand Duke of Noordeinde. Ceremonial Head of State

Head of Government:
His Excellency President Jonathan A. (Arthur) Roosevelt. Head of Government.

World Assembly Member?
Yes

Stances on...

Communism: Neutral
Capitalism: Good
Socialism: Good
Fascism: Disagree
Anarchy: Disagree
Democracy: Promotes
Dictatorship: Disagree
Republic: Fine
Empire: Fine
Technological developments: Promotes
Militarism: Neutral
Education and Science: Promotes
World Assembly: Good.

Any openly hostile nations:
None
Participation in major alliances:
- Global Democratic Federation (GDF)
- AWATO Peace Keeping Forces
- NationStates G20
- E20 Economic Alliance

Protectorates:
Yes, the Noordeindian Islands

Protectorate Status:
No

In your nation, are you allowed to...

Eat anything you want? Yes
Murder others? No, felony or major crime
Kill sea-life? Yes, fishery untill quota has been reached.
Kill animals? No, felony crime
Operate machinery? Yes
Own a weapon? Yes, concealed carrying.
Speak Freely? Yes
Smoke tobacco-related products? Yes
Use marijuana? Yes, in the privacy of your own home.
Consume alcohol? Yes
Drive? Yes
Drink and Drive? No, Missdemeanor up to felony charges.
View pornographic material? Yes
Have extramarital intercourse? Yes, but not recommended by the Government
Wear nothing in public? Yes, althoug not recommended by the Government
Wear nothing? Yes
Wear anything you want? Yes
Vote? Yes
Own a business? Yes
Worship anything, regardless of church? Yes
Have children without licences? Yes
Gamble under X age? No, Allowed from the age of 18 years.
Marry freely? Yes
Retain land, ignoring eminent domain? Yes
Avoid conscription into the army? Yes, all-volunteer force.

by **Noordeinde** » Thu Aug 06, 2009 6:46 am

The Office of the President
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde Political factbook.

The Grand Duke surrendered his powers 200 years ago and Noordeine became a democracy, meaning that it was up to the people how to govern their country. The Noordeindian Congress was founded and has two chambers: the House of Representatives & the Senate.

Though the Monarchy still exists, HRM the Grand Duke is only our 'Ceremonial Head of State'. This means that he/she doesn't have any powers anymore. The role of the Grand Duke now is actually only limited to advising the government. This includes but is not limited to the President, Members of the Cabinet, the Royal Noordeindian Supreme Court and the Noordeindian Congress. Said otherwise: instead of making the decisions himself he advises the ones whom have to make the decisions. Next to advising the Government the Grand Duke has a lot of other duties, including but not limited to cutting ribbons for example. Our current Head of Government is nowadays the President whom is elected by the people.

The House of Representatives

Noordeinde has been split-up in 435 little congressional districts whom are also known as constituencies. Each district is equal to one seat in the House of Representatives. Every 4 years elections are to be held in a district between the candidates to decide who will become that district's representative in the House of Representatives. On this moment the Democratic party is has majority and the Republican Party the minority. Further there are 5 representatives from the Independant party.

The Senate

Next to the House of Representatives, Noordeide has 51 States. Every State has 2 senators in the Senate. Just like elections for the House of Representatives each 4 years elections are held to decide what 2 candidates will represent their State in the Senate. If you can count you will notice that the Senate has 102 members. And just like in the Senate the Democratic Party has the majority party and the Republican party the minority and there are 3 Senators.

Both chambers have special commitees where in special subjects are handled in detail like defense, justice, education, healthcare etc... before they are being debated about on the plenary floor.

The President is elected for 4 year term in office. The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde has an electorial college whom will finnaly afther the people have voted decide whom will be elected President.

The political system is quite easy. A proposal starts in the House of Representatives, if it passes, it will be send for deliberations to the Senate. The Senate doesn't have as much power as the House of Representatives and may only check if proposals are unlawfull. If it is the proposal shall probably be defeated. But if the proposal passes it shall be send to the President for his signature.

To change the constitution there is another procedure. The bill needs to pass in the House of Representatives by a 3/4 vote. Then it needs to pass in the Senate as well. Aftherwards general elections are held for the House of Representatives and the new Congress needs to approve it ones more again by a normal majority before it finnaly ends up at the President.

by **Noordeinde** » Thu Aug 06, 2009 7:06 am

The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

The Grand Duke's Profile

His Royal Majesty Sir James I of Noordeinde-Nassau, Grand Duke of Noordeinde

Name:
His Royal Majesty Sir James I of Noordeinde-Nassau, Grand Duke of Noordeinde

Day of Birth
May 25, 1975

Religion:
Catholic

Status
Engaged with Ms. Melody Rogers.

Education & Career:

Elementary school - Highschool (Graduated)
Graduated when he was 18 years old.

PhD in Law from Brooklyn University , a Prestigious University in Noordeinde. (Graduated - 1993-1997)
James studied for 4 years and graduated Cum Laude when he was 22 years old.

Pilot with the Royal Noordeindian Navy(1997-2002)
James served in the Royal Noordeindian Naval Air Service as a Pilot between 1997 and 2002.

Commander with JAG, Judge Advocate General's Corps, Legal branch of the Royal Noordeindian Armed Forces (2002-...).
James eventually transfered to JAG when he was 27 years old. Untill this day he continues to serve as a Military Defense Attorney.

Ceremonial Head of State afther abdication of his father (2005-...).
James became our Grand Duke when he was 30 years old. He became our Head of State afther his father abdicated from the Throne. However since he is only a 'Ceremonial' Head of State he is still able to serve in the Military as a Lawyer with the Judge Advocate General's Corps.

Official Residence:

The Grand Ducal Palace

by **Noordeinde** » Thu Aug 06, 2009 7:27 am

The Office of the President
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

The President's Profile

President Jonathan Roosevelt.
25th President of Noordeinde

Name:
Jonathan Arthur Roosevelt

Day of Birth
July 26, 1965.

Religion:
Roman Catholic

Status:
Married to his wife and 'first Lady' Jenny Roosevelt

Children:
Twin brothers Thomas and Jake Roosevelt (18)

Political Party:
Democratic Party

Policy:
Social-Liberal Progressive

Vice-President:
Michael 'Mike' Flaherty

Residence:
President's Hall

Office:
The Executive Office of the President

Education & Career:

Elementary School - Highschool (Graduated)
Jonathan graduated from Highschool when he was 17 years old.

Served 5 years with the Royal Noordeindian Airforce. (Discharged with Honour - 1983-1988)
Jonathan served as a fighter pilot for 5 years. He has been deployed several times and received multiple honors for certain operations during those deployments. However due to the Government it's policy on Defense, issued by a Republican President, he eventually decided to discharge when he 23 years old.

Graduate in the Study of Law at The Hague University (During Military Career- Graduated - 1984-1988)
Roosevelt was given the oppurtunity to study at the University of The Hague during his Military career. He was able to study because of a Military Scholarship he received. Jonathan enrolled into Lawschool and eventually graduated when he was 23 years old.

Retired with the Royal Noordeindian Armed forces as Lieutenant Colonel (1988)
Due to the Government it's policy on Defense, issued by a Republican President, he eventually decided to discharge when he 23 years old and start a career in politics in order to change certain policies.

Member of The Hague City Council (1 term / 1988-1992)
Afther he got back into civilian life, Roosevelt started his career in politics. Being young and unexperienced, however poplular therefof, he unexspectedly won in his electorial district, while only being 23 years old.

Member of the House of Representatives (2 terms - 1992-2000)
Afther he has served for four years in City Council, Roosevelt decided to make the next step of his young political career. At the time he was only 27 years old. At the time he was wellknown as a 'Political Talent' and won his constituency it's seat in the House of Representatives during the midterm elections of 1992. Roosevelt was re-elected once, in 1996, and served a total of 8 years in Congress.

Mayor of the Capital City The Hague (2 terms - 2000- 2008)
In 2000 Roosevelt became candidate for the Office of Mayor of The Hague. At the time he was 35 years old. He always dreamed of becomming Mayor of the city where he was born and raised. Roosevelt his dream came true when he was elected mayor, in November 1999. He was sworn into Office in January 2000. Due to his talent and immense popularity among the citizens of The Hague he was re-elected in 2004 and served two terms in Office.

25th President of the Grand Duchy of Noordeinde. (2008-2012)
In 2008, while only being 43, Roosevelt decided to run for the Presidency. With a large majority of the Democratic party supporting him he became the Democratic Nominee for the Office of President. During the elections Mayor Roosevelt was also endorsed by then President Stuyvesant. Together with his runningmate, Deputy-Mayor of The Hague, Michael Flaherty they won the 2008 elections. Both men were sworn into Office in January 2009. And they continue to be popular.

by **Noordeinde** » Sat Aug 08, 2009 9:20 am

The Office of the President
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

The Noordeindian Military Helicopter fleet

Presidential Helicopter fleet:
- Lockheed VH-71 Kestrel

Military Transport Helicopter fleet
- Boeing CH-47 Chinook
- Eurocopter AS-532U2 Cougar MK II
- UH-60 Blackhawk

Military Attack Helicopter fleet
- AH-64 Apache
- AH-1 Cobra
- MH-6 Little Bird
- Boeing/Sikorsky RAH-66 Comanche

Navy Helicopter fleet
- Westland SH-14D Lynx
- NH-90
- SH-3 Sea King
- Boeing CH-46 Sea Knight
- CH-53 Sea Stallion
- Sikorsky SH-60/MH-60 Seahawk
- Kaman SH-2F Seasprite

Military UAV Helicopter fleet
- Bell Eagle Eye
- Northrop Grumman MQ-8 Fire Scout

Police Helicopter fleet
- Bell Long Ranger (Not standard, but most common)

Other Helicopters:
- Allouette III (Muliple purpose, e.g VIP flights, Navy etc...)

by **Noordeinde** » Sat Aug 08, 2009 12:54 pm

The Office of the President
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

The Noordeinde Embassy Protectional Forces

Noordeinde Secret Service
(Ambassador's Protection Unit & Diplomats Protection Unit)

Uniformed Embassy Guard
(In Charge of Embassy Building Security)

Security Vehicles:
* 2x armored Cadillac DeVille ( Ambassadors vehicle+ back-up)
* 1x armored Ford Econoline ( Diplomats vehicle)
* 4x armored Chevrolet Suburban's ( Security vehicles)
* 3x T3 Motion ( Three-wheeled Security patrol vehicle, only on Embassy grounds)

Arnament:

Pistols:
* Glock 19
* M1911
* Walther P5

Submachine Guns:
* Heckler & Koch MP5 (Semi-Automatic)
* FN P90

Batons:
*Expendable baton

Non-Lethal weapons:
* Advanced M-26 Taser
* Less Lethal Bean Bag & Hail shotgun
* Pepperspray

Security Branches:
- Noordeinde Secret Service (Ambassador's & Diplomats Protection Units)
- Koninklijke Marechaussee (Royal Noordeindian Military Police - Uniformed Embassy Guards)

by **Noordeinde** » Sun Aug 09, 2009 8:30 am

The Office of the President
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

Noordeinde's Patron of Saint

The Patron Saint of Noordeinde is St. Patrick.

St. Patrick's Cathedral, Downtown s'Gravenhage

by **Noordeinde** » Sun Aug 09, 2009 9:28 am

The Office of the President
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

Noordeinde and the Death Penalty

We do not have the death penalty in Noordeinde anymore. Only in very special occasions the death penalty can be legalized. The last time the Death Penalty was legal in Noordeinde was afther WWII when criminals which had commited warcrimes and/or crimes against humanity within Noordeinde during WWII were sentenced to death by a Military Tribunal.

by **Noordeinde** » Sun Aug 09, 2009 10:45 am

The Office of the President
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

Official Press Release

Noordeinde's Most Famous Building

by **Noordeinde** » Mon Aug 10, 2009 5:35 am

The Office of the President
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

Noordeindian Presidential Air transport

Long Range

The Presidential Boeing 787-Dreamliner

The (Vice-) Presidential Boeing C-32

Short Range

Fokker-F28 Fellowship

McDonnell Douglas VC-9C

Helicopters

The Presidential Lockheed Martin VH-71 Kestrel Helicopter

by **Noordeinde** » Mon Aug 10, 2009 9:57 am

The Office of the President
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

Standard Presidential Limousine

His or Her Excellency the President owns a large fleet of vehicles which he or she may use while serving in Office as the President of Noordeinde. All vehicles can and may be used both on foreign and domnestic trips. The following cars belong currently to the 'Presidential fleet':

For State Duties

For Personal Use

by **Noordeinde** » Mon Aug 10, 2009 2:09 pm

The Office of the President
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

Noordeinde's Military March

The Longest Day

Only Melody:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NW65IUIjFw

Melody and Sung version:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ff4ci4-tY_0&feature=related

Inspection March: De Marsch van de Heer van der Duyn:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTEw22IQBvg

by **Noordeinde** » Tue Aug 11, 2009 4:52 am

The Office of the President
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

Noordeinde's Army Barracks

Noordeinde Army Barack on Base (though we have no standard barracks on base)

by **Noordeinde** » Wed Aug 12, 2009 9:19 am

The Office of the President
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

Noordeinde's Strategic Military Base in the Antartic Area.

The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde has officially opened a Military Base on a strategic point in the Antartic Area. The base is ment for scientific purposes as well as for Defense of the homeland. An Anti-rocketshield has also been installed against rockets comming from dangerous, hostile and/or rogue nations. Also mutiple other, but classified, military installations have been placed on and around the base. Further multiple classified projects will be carried out here or from here.

The base will be guarded at all time by a classified number of military from the Noordeinde Armed Forces and the area counts as a Restricted Area. Tresspassing and Photography of and around the base is Prohibited and the use of deadly force is authorized.

Further the Airspace above and around the base is a No-flight zone, and violation of the No-flight Zone may also result in the authorized use of deadly force!

by **Noordeinde** » Thu Aug 13, 2009 9:35 am

The Department of Defense
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

Official Press Release

Noordeinde's Army Uniform

General's Official Dress Uniform

Officer's Official Dress Uniform

Soldier's Official Dress Uniform

by **Noordeinde** » Thu Aug 13, 2009 10:42 am

The Office of the President
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

Noordeinde's Military Aircraft Insignia.

All Military Aircraft of the Noordeinde Armed Forces carry this insignia

by **Noordeinde** » Thu Aug 13, 2009 2:46 pm

The Office of the President
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

Noordeinde's Unified Nation Code Depository

Noordeinde

National Abbreviation: GDN
ISO Nation Code: NOEU
ISO Currency Code: GLD
International Calling Code: +525
Top Level Domains: .ND
Sports Code: NRD
Civilian Naval Craft Code: NDPS (Noordeinde Private Ship, followed by number)
Military Naval Craft Code: NRDN (Noordeinde Navy,)

by **Noordeinde** » Thu Aug 20, 2009 7:28 am

The Office of the President
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

His Royal Majesty's Noordeindian Central Intelligence Bureau

Logo of the Noordeindian Central Intelligence Bureau (NCIB)

Headquarter of the Noordeindian Central Intelligence Bureau (NCIB)

Activities
* monitoring specific groups, such as leftist activists, Islamic groups, and right-wing extremists
* sourcing intelligence to and from foreign and domestic intelligence services
* performing background checks on individuals employed in "positions of trust".
* investigating incidents such as (terrorist) bombings and threats
* giving advice and warning about risks to national security, including advising on the protection of political figureheads
* Collecting information on potential and military forces in other countries.
* Collecting information on areas where Noordeindian troops may be stationed.
* Collecting information to prevent any harm to the Royal Noordeindian Armed Forces.
* Counter-terrorism and Counter-espionage
* Other military subjects as determined by the government

Methods and Authorities
* telephone and internet taps authorized by the Secretary of Homeland Security.
* infiltration
* the use of informants (existing members of groups that are recruited)
* open sources intelligence
* unfettered access to police intelligence
* the use of foreign intelligence service liaisons (such as CIA personnel) that reside in Noordeinde under a diplomatic status (including full diplomatic immunity) to collect intelligence in excess of the NCIB's authority

by **Noordeinde** » Sat Aug 22, 2009 8:11 am

The Office of the President
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

Noordeinde's Main Naval Aviation Vessels

Nimitz Class

Mistral Class Amphibious Assault Ship

by **Noordeinde** » Fri Aug 28, 2009 2:37 pm

The Office of the President
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

Noordeinde and it's policy on Prisoners of War

Prisoners of war are being treated with respect and dignity. Afther they have been captured on the field they will be transported to Heavily Secured Correctional facilities as prisons to await they trial in a Military Tribunal or by Court Martial. They will be treated humane with respect and dignity by the Prison Staff and receive multiple meals every day (breakfast, lunch and diner).

In the meanwhile their role in the war, conflict or what so ever will be investigated by JAG (Judge Advocate General's Corps)the legal branch of the Noordeinde Armed Forces. Afther their investigation they will also be the ones who will file the official charges againt the prisoner of war or release him.

Afther they have been released, wheter they have served time in prison or not, they will deported back to their homeland afther the end of the war.

by **Noordeinde** » Sun Aug 30, 2009 1:17 pm

The Office of the President
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

Noordeinde's International Press Freedom Rankings

During the past year, how many journalists:

1. Were murdered?
None

2. Were murdered, with the state involved?
None

3. Were arrested or sent to prison (for however long)?
None

4. Are currently in jail and serving a heavy sentence (more than a year) for a media-related offence?
None

5. Were threatened?
None

6. Were physically attacked or injured?
None

7. Fled the country?
None

Were any journalists:

8. Illegally imprisoned (no arrest warrant, in violation of maximum period of detention without trial or court appearance)?.
No

9. Tortured or ill-treated?
No

10. Kidnapped or taken hostage?
No

11. Did any journalists disappear?
No

Over the period, was/were there (yes/no):

12. Armed militias or secret organisations targeting journalists?
No

13. Terrorist action against journalists or media firms?
Not in Noordeinde, but one filmcrew has been attacked by terrorist while covering a story abroad. Luckely no one was injured or killed.

14. Improper use of fines, summonses or legal action against journalists or media outlets?
No

15. Routine failure to prosecute those responsible for seriously violating press freedom?
No

16. Prison terms imposed for media-related offences defined by law?
No

17. Attacks or threats against family, friends or colleagues of journalists?
No

18. Surveillance of journalists (phone-tapping, being followed etc)?
Yes

19. Problems of access to public or official information (refusal by officials, selection of information provided according to the media’s editorial line etc)?
No

20. Restricted physical or reporting access to any regions of the country (official ban, strict official control etc)?
No

21. Media outlets censored, seized or ransacked? (how many?)
None

22. Searches of media premises or homes of journalists?
None

23. Surveillance of foreign journalists working in the country?Wiretaps to oveseas locations?
Yes

24. Foreign journalists deported?
None

25. Problems getting journalist visas (undue delay, demand to know names of people to be interviewed etc)?
No

26. Censorship or seizure of foreign newspapers?
No

27. Jamming of foreign broadcasts or regulating who can have satellite dishes?
No

28. Independent or opposition news media?
yes, ofcourse

29. An official prior censorship body systematically checking all media content?
No

30. Routine self-censorship in the privately-owned media?
No

31. Subjects that are taboo (the armed forces, government corruption, religion, the opposition, demands of separatists, human rights etc)?
No

32. A state monopoly of TV?
No

33. A state monopoly of radio?
No

34. A state monopoly of printing or distribution facilities?
No

35. Government control of state-owned media’s editorial line?
No

36. Improper sackings of journalists in the media?
No

37. Journalists forced to stop working through harassment or threats?
None

38. Opposition access to state-owned media (if there is no state-owned media, skip this question)?
-

39. Strictly-controlled access to journalistic profession (compulsory certificate or training, membership of journalists’ institute etc.)?
No

40. Use of withdrawal of advertising (government stops buying space in some papers or pressures private firms to boycott media outlets)?
No

41. Undue restriction of foreign investment in the media?
No

42. Licence needed to start up a newspaper or magazine?
No

43. Cases of violating privacy of journalistic sources?
None

44. Serious threats to news diversity, including narrow ownership of media outlets?
No

45. A state monopoly of Internet service providers (ISPs)?
No

46. ISPs forced to filter access to websites?
No

47. Websites shut down over the period? (how many?)
None

48. ISPs legally responsible for the content of websites they host?
yes

49. Cyber-dissidents or bloggers imprisoned (how many?)
None

50. Cyber-dissidents or bloggers harassed or physically attacked? (how many?)
None

by **Noordeinde** » Fri Sep 11, 2009 12:48 pm

The Office of the President
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

Propaganda of Noordeinde

It says in Dutch, one of the languages of Noordeinde;
"Back to Back, eyes wide open....watching al sides!''

by **Noordeinde** » Sun Sep 13, 2009 1:08 pm

The Office of the President
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

Official Press Release

The First Lady

President Roosevelt accompannied by the first Lady Jenny Roosevelt

by **Noordeinde** » Sun Sep 13, 2009 1:35 pm

The Department of State
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

Official Press Release

The Secretary of State

Secretary of State, Sir Louis Wilson.

Name:
Louis Wilson

Day of Birth
January 25, 1950.

Religion:
Jewish.

Status:
Married to his wife Ann Wilson

Political Party:
Democratic Party

Policy:
Social-Liberal Progressive

Education & Career:

Elementary School - Highschool (Graduated)
Graduated from Highschool when he was 18 years old.

Grade in Journalism (Graduated 1968 - 1972)
Wilson studied for over four years and eventually graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism when he was 22 years old.

Journalist / Correspondent - (1972-1982)
Wilson became a News Correspondent and field reporter for one of Noordeinde's most well known Newspapers. And thereafther also for one of Noordeinde's Most wellknow Television News Channels. Througout his 10 year career as a journalist he has traveled almost over the entire world.

JD in International Law (Graduated - 1982-1987)
During his proffesional career as a journalist Wilson covered many (ethnic) conflicts and wars. He was appalled to see how many countries violated international laws. Wilson decided that he wanted to do something against these atrocities. He studied International Law with the The Hague University for over five years and eventually graduated cum laude when he was 37 years.

Human Rights Watch (1987-1997)
Being in possesion of a JD in International Law, he started working with the Human Rights Watch Organisation. Human Rights Watch reports to the General Assembly and/or Security Council of the World Assembly about human rights. They, for example, reported about human rights being violated in many countries, conflicts etc.

Diplomat to the Royal Noordeindian Permanent Diplomatic Mission to the WA. (1997-2008)
In 1997 Wilson decided to switch careers and became a Diplomat with the Permanent Diplomatic Mission of Noordeinde to the Word Assembly. During those nine years in which he worked with this Diplomatic Mission he climbed-up the ranks and eventually became the Charge d'Affairs or Deputy Ambassador of Noordeinde to the World Assembly.

Received an Honourary Knighthood (2005)
Wilson received the title of 'Sir' together along with an Honourary knighthood by His Royal Majesty The Grand Duke for all of his accomplishments in order to serve the International Community of nations and Noordeinde througout his entire career.

Secretary of State (2008-2012)
In 2008 President-elect Roosevelt asked Wilson to become his Secretary of State. Afther carefull deliberations with his wife Wilson eventually accepted the position within Roosevelt his administration.

Official Office:

The Royal Noordeindian Department of State

The State Department is the Official Office of the Secretary of State and is in charge of all Royal Noordeindian embassies and other diplomatic missions abroad. All matters that have to do with foreign affairs are conducted by this department.

by **Noordeinde** » Tue Sep 15, 2009 1:20 pm

The Office of the President
The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde

Official Press Release

City of The Hague, Capital of Noordeinde

The Hague's Skyline

Name of Country	Appointment	Class/Post-Nominal Letters
Kim Sung Nam, The Democratic Peoples Republic of	The Order of Friendship	1st Class
Elyomia, The Democratic Commonwealth of	The Order of Elyomia	Commander (OEM)
San Pellegrino Romana, The Kingdom of	The Most Noble Order of the Star of Rome	Stranger Knight (KR)
San Pellegrino Romana, The Kingdom of	The Most Honorable Order of Béarnaise	Knight Grand Cross (GCB)
San Pellegrino Romana, The Kingdom of	The Royal Valerian Order	Knight Grand Cross (GCVO)

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The Grand Duchy of Noordeinde Factbook. (Closed!!!)

Political Factbook

The Grand Duke

The President

Noordeindian Military Helicopters

Embassy Protection

Patron of Saint

Noordeinde and the death penalty

Noordeinde's most famous building.

Presidential Air transport

Presidential Limousine

Military Marches

Noordeindian Army barracks

Military Base in the Antarctic

Noordeindian Army Uniform.

Military Aircraft Insignia

Unified Code Depository

Noordeinde's Intelligence Agency; NCIB

Main Navy Aviation vessels.

Noordeinde's Policy on POW's

International Press Freedom rankings.

Military Armed Forces Poster

The first Lady

Secretary of State

The Hague; Capital City.

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