Senatorial Database [NSGSenate]

[Living Freedom Land]

What is your opinion on the issue of abortion?

I am definitely pro-choice. I believe that women have the right to bodily sovereignty and restricting abortion is a violation of the rights of the woman. The pro-lifers speak of the "rights of the child", but a foetus is not a child, or heck, even a human, and saying otherwise is intellectually dishonest and factually incorrect. It's a series of cells with the potential of becoming a child, and deserves none of the protection a child has.

What is your opinion on potential Aurentine space exploration?

[Kamchastkia]

Taking Questions.

[Potenco]

Taking questions

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[Potenco]

Taking Questions.

What is your opinion of the Syrian Civil War?

[Living Freedom Land]

Taking questions

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What is your opinion on birth control? Should it be legal and, providing it is legal, should the government provide it to people in some fashion?

[Potenco]

Taking questions

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What is your opinion on birth control? Should it be legal and, providing it is legal, should the government provide it to people in some fashion?

OOC:Good question, ill bet thats on alot of Senators minds

I personally believe that abortion is a personal question that is so morally relative to each individuals situation that the government should not try to interfere with an individuals choice in the matter. I feel that there should be abortion services provided for free only to those who demonstate financial need.

[Eliasonia]

Open to Questions

[Kamchastkia]

Taking Questions.

What is your opinion of the Syrian Civil War?

I stand in strong support of President Bashar Al-Assad. I view the "rebels" as disorganized sects of extremists who happen to be shooting weapons in the same direction, and the weapons they have are provided by foreign governments, who wish nothing but to establish another state with Sharia Law, and will kill anyone who gets in the way of their goal.

[Angleter]

Still taking questions.

[Potenco]

Open to Questions

What is your opinion of some of your fellow party members open declaration of the NIFP as a fascist party?

[Eliasonia]

Open to Questions

What is your opinion of some of your fellow party members open declaration of the NIFP as a fascist party?

The official stance of the party is the stance outlined by our chairman. The decelerations made by individual members of the party are solely the opinions of those members. We are not a fascist party, we are a right wing party that contains a wide range of individual ideologies, including fascism, socialism, and nationalism among other things. Due to the wide range of ideologies represented in the party, any blanket statement made by any individual member apart from the chairmen regarding the party's politics hold no credence with me.

[Rumostan]

*Alexander Timothy Fitzwilliam Gregory James Arthur Johnson-Fortenue* - *POLITICAL PARTY: CMP*
Account Name: Rumostan
Occupation: Senator
Party Position(s): N/A
Positions in Government: N/A
Constituency: N/A
Political Ideology: Conservative
Family: Wife, Charlotte Johnson and two children, Rupert Johnson and Elouise Johnson
Background: Alex Johnson was born into a wealthy family that owns large areas of land in Aurentia. He was always someone who knew that he had a privileged background and wanted to help the people less fortunate than himself. He started his own charity for poor children at the age of 17 which proved to be a big success. But this wasn't enough, he then decided to follow his father, the late Benedict Johnson, into politics. He went to Aurentine National University aged 18 to study law and political sciences. It was at this time that he met his future wife who was studying for the same two degrees.
They married soon after they finished with both achieving a first. He was still far from becoming a Senator and for the next three years, worked up the political system. At the tender age of 28, he is now enjoying his time as a Senator and likes to relax in his garden with his two children.
Faith: Catholic
Likes: Conservative values, the monarchy, family values, foreign people, nature, charity
Dislikes: Bigots, Misogynists, communism, republicanism, modern day views on society

Still taking questions...

[Maklohi Vai]

*Alexander Timothy Fitzwilliam Gregory James Arthur Johnson-Fortenue* - *POLITICAL PARTY: CMP*
Account Name: Rumostan
Occupation: Senator
Party Position(s): N/A
Positions in Government: N/A
Constituency: N/A
Political Ideology: Conservative
Family: Wife, Charlotte Johnson and two children, Rupert Johnson and Elouise Johnson
Background: Alex Johnson was born into a wealthy family that owns large areas of land in Aurentia. He was always someone who knew that he had a privileged background and wanted to help the people less fortunate than himself. He started his own charity for poor children at the age of 17 which proved to be a big success. But this wasn't enough, he then decided to follow his father, the late Benedict Johnson, into politics. He went to Aurentine National University aged 18 to study law and political sciences. It was at this time that he met his future wife who was studying for the same two degrees.
They married soon after they finished with both achieving a first. He was still far from becoming a Senator and for the next three years, worked up the political system. At the tender age of 28, he is now enjoying his time as a Senator and likes to relax in his garden with his two children.
Faith: Catholic
Likes: Conservative values, the monarchy, family values, foreign people, nature, charity
Dislikes: Bigots, Misogynists, communism, republicanism, modern day views on society

Still taking questions...

Senator, how did you become a Catholic?

[Rumostan]

Still taking questions...

Senator, how did you become a Catholic?

Well, my family has been in the unique position of being of both the Catholic branch of Christianity and Islamic. Now I would say that I am a Muslim but, for the first few years of my life I was a Catholic (before my fathers side had their way). I just put down Catholic for ease and also because my family has experienced prejudice in the past and when I first ran to be a Senator, I was mobbed by anti-Muslim protestors. I equally like both the Catholic faith and Islam but I agree more with Islam.

[Holyhex]

Mike Hollingsworth-National Liberal Party
Account Name: Holyhex
Occupation: Senator
Party Position(s):None
Positions in Government: Senator
Constituency: N/A
Political Ideology: Environmentalism
Family: Wife and two children
Background: Michael Andrew Hollingsworth was born on the 13 February 1982. He grew up surrounded by nature, as his mother was a vet and his father a horticulturalist. Mike went into university to study horticulture, but dropped out to pursue activist politics. After 3 unsuccessful attempts at winning a seat, Mike was elected to the Senate in 2013.
Faith: Panthiesm
Likes: Nature, hiking, football, gardening
Dislikes: Pollution, cars, the oil industry
Any Questions from the Public to be answered? No

[Eliasonia]

*Alexander Timothy Fitzwilliam Gregory James Arthur Johnson-Fortenue* - *POLITICAL PARTY: CMP*
Account Name: Rumostan
Occupation: Senator
Party Position(s): N/A
Positions in Government: N/A
Constituency: N/A
Political Ideology: Conservative
Family: Wife, Charlotte Johnson and two children, Rupert Johnson and Elouise Johnson
Background: Alex Johnson was born into a wealthy family that owns large areas of land in Aurentia. He was always someone who knew that he had a privileged background and wanted to help the people less fortunate than himself. He started his own charity for poor children at the age of 17 which proved to be a big success. But this wasn't enough, he then decided to follow his father, the late Benedict Johnson, into politics. He went to Aurentine National University aged 18 to study law and political sciences. It was at this time that he met his future wife who was studying for the same two degrees.
They married soon after they finished with both achieving a first. He was still far from becoming a Senator and for the next three years, worked up the political system. At the tender age of 28, he is now enjoying his time as a Senator and likes to relax in his garden with his two children.
Faith: Catholic
Likes: Conservative values, the monarchy, family values, foreign people, nature, charity
Dislikes: Bigots, Misogynists, communism, republicanism, modern day views on society

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Would you care to explain what specifically about "Modern Society" you dislike?

[Rumostan]

Still taking questions...

Would you care to explain what specifically about "Modern Society" you dislike?

An yes, modern society. Well I first and for most dislike the way that our glorious nation is now under attack and besieged from its own people (in the form of the Mafia). I also do not like the way that traditional values have been brushed aside, yes some may be unnecessary in the modern world but others are still needed. I fear that in the rush to try and be fully equal and politically correct, we have forgotten what the most important parts of our society are. Then it goes to more trivial things such as the state of young people in Aurentia and the crumbling infrastructure in certain areas, such as my constituency.

[Maklohi Vai]

Senator, how did you become a Catholic?

Well, my family has been in the unique position of being of both the Catholic branch of Christianity and Islamic. Now I would say that I am a Muslim but, for the first few years of my life I was a Catholic (before my fathers side had their way). I just put down Catholic for ease and also because my family has experienced prejudice in the past and when I first ran to be a Senator, I was mobbed by anti-Muslim protestors. I equally like both the Catholic faith and Islam but I agree more with Islam.

That is a truly fascinating position, senator. Thank you for sharing.

[Rumostan]

Well, my family has been in the unique position of being of both the Catholic branch of Christianity and Islamic. Now I would say that I am a Muslim but, for the first few years of my life I was a Catholic (before my fathers side had their way). I just put down Catholic for ease and also because my family has experienced prejudice in the past and when I first ran to be a Senator, I was mobbed by anti-Muslim protestors. I equally like both the Catholic faith and Islam but I agree more with Islam.

That is a truly fascinating position, senator. Thank you for sharing.

That is ok.

[Prussia-Steinbach]

Senator Bridger is open for questions.

[Rumostan]

Senator Bridger is open for questions.

Why did you leave with your girlfriend even though you knew that it would separate you from your family?

[Prussia-Steinbach]

Senator Bridger is open for questions.

Why did you leave with your girlfriend even though you knew that it would separate you from your family?

Separation from my family was not a factor in that decision. My family was full of moralistic, up-tight, stuffy, legalistic, authoritarian douchebags. I never liked that about my family or family members, and I also couldn't stand the fact that we advocated all this capitalism and freedom while we didn't do a fucking thing to help the poor like we advocated. So I left. I was done with the hypocrisy and bigotry, and started doing whatever the fuck I wanted. My leaving was the beginning of that, and was the best decision of my life.

[Rumostan]

Why did you leave with your girlfriend even though you knew that it would separate you from your family?

Separation from my family was not a factor in that decision. My family was full of moralistic, up-tight, stuffy, legalistic, authoritarian douchebags. I never liked that about my family or family members, and I also couldn't stand the fact that we advocated all this capitalism and freedom while we didn't do a fucking thing to help the poor like we advocated. So I left. I was done with the hypocrisy and bigotry, and started doing whatever the fuck I wanted. My leaving was the beginning of that, and was the best decision of my life.

Interesting, my next question leads on from this. Will you ever reconcile with your family and/or become more, as you would probably put it, 'mainstream' or have you created too much of a divide between you and your family?

[Mollary]

I'm also willing to answer questions.

Senator Mollary is now open to questions

Why do you prefer proportional representation over FPT? Also did you commit any crimes when you were living on the streets?

I much prefer proportional representation, it gives a far more accurate result in terms of what the public want in their government.
While on the street the only crime I commited was stealing scraps of food from people why they weren't looking, nothing of note really.

[Kouralia]

Senator Bridger is open for questions.

What is your opinion on the bayonet?