NSG Senate General Discussion Thread (Former Lobby)

[The Jasminia Islands]

How rich are you supposed to be again, by the way?

Roughly 1.647 million minus taxes as per 2013 fiscal year.

I am head of the Barzvirgis Group Industries which controls a significant amount of per present time the sectors of :

Defense and Arms Manufacturing
Sex trade
Shipbuilding&Shipping
Telecommunication&Internet Provider
Private Military Contractors

Sounds really ethical

[CTALNH]

Roughly 1.647 million minus taxes as per 2013 fiscal year.

I am head of the Barzvirgis Group Industries which controls a significant amount of per present time the sectors of :

Defense and Arms Manufacturing
Sex trade
Shipbuilding&Shipping
Telecommunication&Internet Provider
Private Military Contractors

Sounds really ethical

It is actually.

[CTALNH]

Well certainly not in my country greece.

And look where Greece ended up.

I don't find this funny.

[The Jasminia Islands]

Sounds really ethical

It is actually.

I don't think your (IC) politics really entitles you to have an opinion on that.

[Mishmahig]

No, that is only sensible clause to prevent conflict of interest. How can an MP who is also CEO of fortune 500 company be objective when voting for taxes? And so far a lot of changes have been made, no one has raised objection to that part.

I agree, personally. It's a requirement in many western nations.

With due respect, source, please? I was not aware of this.

[Unicario]

Sokolov-Malgrave Industries really only has stakes in heavy industry and investments in Eurasian stuff.

[CTALNH]

It is actually.

I don't think your (IC) politics really entitles you to have an opinion on that.

On what ethics?

[CTALNH]

Sokolov-Malgrave Industries really only has stakes in heavy industry and investments in Eurasian stuff.

Good for you.

I hope I can buy ship engines from you dear fellow.

[Ainin]

And look where Greece ended up.

I don't find this funny.

I don't find economic ruin, spiraling debt and financial alienation very funny either.

[CTALNH]

I agree, personally. It's a requirement in many western nations.

With due respect, source, please? I was not aware of this.

Also where is the constitution so I can object for the ridiculous clause 35.

[Mishmahig]

With due respect, source, please? I was not aware of this.

Also where is the constitution so I can object for the ridiculous clause 35.

Here.

Also, doing a cursory check, I don't see any similar restrictions on the National Assembly in France, the Bundestag in Germany, or Parliament in England. Am I missing something, or..?

[Calimera II]

Well certainly not in my country greece.

And look where Greece ended up.

That's quite a cheap provocation, really.

[The Jasminia Islands]

Also where is the constitution so I can object for the ridiculous clause 35.

Here.

Also, doing a cursory check, I don't see any similar restrictions on the National Assembly in France, the Bundestag in Germany, or Parliament in England. Am I missing something, or..?

That's because our Parliament is as corrupt as...

[Great Nepal]

I agree, personally. It's a requirement in many western nations.

Well certainly not in my country greece.

Actually, I think it kind of does in limited capacity...

Article 57: The duties of Member of parliament are incompatible with the job or capacity of owner or partner or shareholder or governor or administrator or member of board of directors or general manager or deputy thereof, of an enterprise that:
-long list of businesses which may have contact with government-

[Unicario]

Here.

Also, doing a cursory check, I don't see any similar restrictions on the National Assembly in France, the Bundestag in Germany, or Parliament in England. Am I missing something, or..?

That's because our Parliament is as corrupt as...

What a load of bullshit that is.

[Calimera II]

When the heck did we get them then?

Probably a bit after Lithuania, so maybe the late 90s?

But weren't we being ruled by a pro-Russian president back then?

Which is our official history?

[Kamchastkia]

We are an eastern country we don't have western equipment.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithuanian ... y_vehicles

We aren't a member of NATO, Lithuania is only switching to western equipment because of its membership in NATO--it'd be a waste of money for us.

[CTALNH]

And look where Greece ended up.

That's quite a cheap provocation, really.

Yeah Ainin has it out for me OOCly.

[Mishmahig]

Here.

Also, doing a cursory check, I don't see any similar restrictions on the National Assembly in France, the Bundestag in Germany, or Parliament in England. Am I missing something, or..?

That's because our Parliament is as corrupt as...

Or the Latvian Saemia... or the Estonian Riigikogu....

[The Jasminia Islands]

That's because our Parliament is as corrupt as...

What a load of bullshit that is.

Who do you think pays for the Tories?

[Unicario]

What a load of bullshit that is.

Who do you think pays for the Tories?

//sighs and shrugs

[Arkolon]

With due respect, source, please? I was not aware of this.

Also where is the constitution so I can object for the ridiculous clause 35.

Why would it be ridiculous?

[Unicario]

Also where is the constitution so I can object for the ridiculous clause 35.

Why would it be ridiculous?

Because it's superfluous?

[Calimera II]

That's quite a cheap provocation, really.

Yeah Ainin has it out for me OOCly.

Well, the debate could certainly be more polite.

[Britcan]

What a load of bullshit that is.

Who do you think pays for the Tories?

In fairness, British MPs and MEPs are usually more into fraudulently claiming expenses than running large companies.