Esteemed members of the Security Council,
We wish to open this statement by drawing attention to
Alluhaland: a former elected officer associated with
Sparrow and
New Sparrow. This nation is another example of a country that cannot return to their homeland of
Sparrow because of the delegate-imposed barriers that password preserve the power of three nations, at the cost of excluding the participation of all those many nations who once associated with Sparrow during its long history. We filed this proposal after seeing that
Alluhaland, an ancient nation that we will always call a friend, had been denied entry into
Sparrow only days ago.
Alluhaland, like us, is Sparrowivan. Our stories derive from Sparrow and New Sparrow. New Sparrow is now held by a raider and Sparrow is not free. Meanwhile, our national identity is not something that can be taken away, because it is a defining story for our nations. We once founded Sparrow, it's true, and we made mistakes in Sparrow, that's true as well. But we also grew in Sparrow, we were re-embraced by Sparrow, and we survived as a regional family together, with our ups and our downs. And to this day the native nations long to return, and something must be finally done. We submit that the just course of action for the Security Council is to liberate Sparrow. Liberating Sparrow will bring native Sparrowivan nations back to their homeland.
The long years of time have run their course. We have long apologized for our actions in 2003, and, as a nation, we have gone on to accomplish great things and build other great communities in the world,
but the fact remains that we are forever Sparrowivan. And lastly, I'll submit this. The delegate-imposed barriers in Sparrow are inherently undemocratic and exclusive. These barriers have been imposed upon the region under the guise of a greater, looming threat. This is exactly the type of convenient excuse that dictatorships use for justifying tyrannical measures, and that playbook is being followed in Sparrow. But the threat lies within. We are calling on the good will of the world to see this.
If this proposal does not enter queue, it will be a sad day. Sparrow's lockdown and state of martial law may continue forever and there will be little hope of re-connecting with any of the long lost friendly nations we once resided among. Our recent connection with
Alluhaland was of pure chance, but it was a joyous day for our nation.
We write this proposal, fittingly, as the delegate from
New Sparrow after a ceremonial election for WA Delegate in the raider-held region. The raider who holds
New Sparrow is especially cruel, going inactive with government activity for 59 days methodically and repeatedly as a way to build hopes among native nations and then smash them at the last minute.
We file this proposal with great respect for this body. We are proud to be native Sparrowivan and to use the only powers afforded to us here as WA Delegate to file this measure. And we are most proud to carry the endorsement of Alluhaland in this endeavor. We submit that this proposal speaks for the hopes of the native Sparrowivan nations who are effectively refugees at the expense of Sparrow's delegate-imposed barriers. Please support Liberate Sparrow and thank you sincerely for your time. It is an honor to engage in this discussion with this body. Our admiration for the Security Council's Liberation Board will be unwavering, regardless of the outcome of this proposal.
With the highest regards,
-Dux Bradford John of Bradfordsborough, WA Delegate in New Sparrow(He, Him, His)Head of State, New BradfordsburgFormer Founder of Sparrow (2003), Former Immigration Minister in New Sparrow (2004-05)