I would just like to elaborate on some of the concerns that contributed to the decision to submit this proposal when the queue was clear, rather than posting a draft and waiting several days for more suggestions.
1. As noted, the original proposal was already extensively discussed and debated, and changes were implemented as a result of that debate.
2. Many natives have already been ejected and banned, and we are rapidly approaching the six week point Souls previously mentioned for the end of this operation, after The Black Hawks already sought to speed up the operation after submission of the first liberation resolution. This operation could be nearing its end any day now.
3. If another draft had been posted to this forum, that would have given The Black Hawks and their supporters time to flood the queue with other proposals to delay this proposal from going to vote. If you don't think they would have resorted to tactics like that, please consider that the update before the previous liberation proposal concluded at vote, The Black Hawks and their allies went on a raiding spree with more than a dozen raiders to displace non-executive WA Delegates in regions with Founders. Those Delegates had one thing in common: They were all voting for Liberate Illuminati, and displacing them had the effect of removing their votes right before voting concluded. The Black Hawks were not even able to tag the regions they raided because the Delegates were non-executive, so there can be little doubt that their goal was to remove those Delegates' votes for Liberate Illuminati.
The Black Hawks are desperate to ensure that a liberation proposal does not pass. Posting another draft here was not only unnecessary due to extensive debate, but would have given The Black Hawks and their allies time to flood the queue with proposals as a delaying tactic, with the potential of monopolizing the queue until their operation is ready to conclude. This tactic has been used in the past by others to delay proposals. Risking that to further debate a liberation proposal that has already been extensively debated, after suggested changes were already implemented and incorporated into this new proposal, would have been irresponsible if the goal is preventing the destruction of Illuminati.
