The Security Council,
Remembering that Tinhampton was the nation behind the failed proposal to liberate The Coalition of Fascist Nations (CoFN) in hopes of making it vulnerable to raiders when and if its founder ceases to exist;
Noting that the CoFN is a region that wishes to spread its ideology via honest debate as opposed to violence or subversion, going as far to have officially disbanded their army in 2017;
Pointing out that the so called "Civil Defense Siren" is a diplomatic measure taken specifically against regions like the CoFN, and they have all the right to oppose it, despite what the liberation proposal would suggest;
Slightly amused by the liberation proposal's referal to the removal of openly hostile elements from the CoFN as "violently dealing with critics";
Realizing that the liberation proposal's claim of the CoFN "spying" upon said hostile elements cannot possibly be true due to limits on how much nations can see into each other's internal affairs and communications;
Observing that despite the liberation proposal's claims of "self-serving indoctrination", the CoFN regularly hosts debates about various of political, economical, and social issues, where greatly diverse oppinions are often voiced, facing less censorship than in most of the CoFN's ideological enemies;
Concluding that the proposal in question was based on slander and little else;
Further concluding that Tinhampton's proposal was a poorly veiled attempt to use the Security Council to strong-arm a region solely on an ideological basis;
Remembering that the Security Council's purpose is to spread interregional peace and goodwill;
Believing that such ideologically motivated attacks go against this purpose;
Worried for its own integrity;
Alarmed by the fact that the liberation proposal was not a unique case, but part of a growing trend to offensively weaponize Security Council liberations as a tool of ideological warfare;
Wishing to make an example to deter any further unfounded, slanderous proposals of this nature;
Hereby condemns Tinhampton .
