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by Gaveo » Thu Aug 22, 2013 5:21 pm
Malgrave wrote:Gaveo wrote:Ricardo Cadiz - Libertarian Freedom Party(Image)
Account Name: Gaveo
Occupation: Senator
Party Position(s):Founder
Positions in Government:N/A
Constituency: N/A
Political Ideology: Libertarianism
Family: Sebastian Cadiz, son. Sandra Cadiz, wife. Michele Cadiz, daughter.
Background: [to be filled in]
Faith: Roman Catholicism
Likes: Republicanism, US, Spain, Chile, Germany, Libertarianism, Civil Freedoms, Capitalism, Japan, Sweden and Aurentina Nationalism
Dislikes: Socialism, Communism, Big Government, Organized Crime, Religious Fundamentalism and Nazism.
Any Questions from the Public to be answered?
- Ask me anything folks.
You state that you dislike socialism and large government but yet you like Sweden and Germany? Don't these countries have fairly large social safety nets, regulation and state-owned industries?

by Malgrave » Fri Aug 23, 2013 3:30 am
Kouralia wrote:Waldmania wrote:-The bayonet is honestly an outdated weapon that was incredibly useful back in the day of gunpowder rifles when running out of ammunition. Nowadays, because of the tendency towards guerilla warfare and stealth operations, face-to-face fighting is rare and even in that case, the butt of a gun, a knife or even fists would be more useful than a bayonet. However, in its time it was a useful way of being able to go from long-range to close-up fighting in a short period of time.
u wot m8
Frenequesta wrote:Well-dressed mad scientists with an edge.

by Central and Eastern Visayas » Fri Aug 23, 2013 3:50 am

by Malgrave » Fri Aug 23, 2013 10:24 am
Frenequesta wrote:Well-dressed mad scientists with an edge.

by Malgrave » Fri Aug 23, 2013 2:11 pm
Frenequesta wrote:Well-dressed mad scientists with an edge.

by Glasgia » Fri Aug 23, 2013 2:17 pm
Glasgia wrote:Now, questions for everyone:
- What is your opinion of the Market Socialist Party?
- How do you view the theories and works of David Ricardo?
- How do you view the theories and works of Karl Marx?
- If you could implement one law in Aurentina, what would it be?
And finally, in honour of the late Joseph Kourie:
- What is your opinion of the bayonet?

by Onza » Fri Aug 23, 2013 4:10 pm
Kaan Mu'tamid - Red-Green Party
Account Name: Onza
Occupation: Senator, News Anchor
Party Position(s): Regular Member (Senator)
Positions in Government: Senator
Constituency: N/A
Political Ideology: Progressive Social Democracy
Family: Amjad Mu'tamid (Son)
Background: Former host of primetime television news before retiring to become a regular contributor on the news. Eventually rose back and became a popular opinion anchor and symbol of leftism. Is Buddhist, but has non-religious tendencies.
Faith: Buddhism
Likes: R&B, piano, children, technology, modern art, social democracy, fairness, social justice, regulated businesses, environmentalism, equality, cooking, socializing, helping others
Dislikes: Traveling, waking up early, drawing, running, last minute changing of plans, abuse of authority, forgetting to put contacts in, dogs, overly-processed meat
Any Questions from the Public to be answered?
- How do you view the theories and works of David Ricardo? - Not bad, but not perfect. I haven't read enough of him to form a solid opinion, honestly.
- What is your opinion of the Market Socialist Party? - It's a neat party, and if I had to join a different party, it could possibly be my second choice.
- How do you view the theories and works of Karl Marx? - Not perfect, by any means, but solid work that has definitely inspired me to view the world very differently.
- If you could implement one law in Aurentina, what would it be? - Too young to form an opinion, though that will hopefully change.
- Senator Mu'tamid, what's your position on the crises in Egypt and Syria? - In both cases, I support the people who deposed their respective governments. While uprising shouldn't be seen as a tool to simply dethrone a leader whom you disagree with, in both cases the leaders have done something warranting their removal in the eyes of the people.

by Welsh Cowboy » Fri Aug 23, 2013 4:12 pm
Onza wrote:Kaan Mu'tamid - Red-Green Party
Account Name: Onza
Occupation: Senator, News Anchor
Party Position(s): Regular Member (Senator)
Positions in Government: Senator
Constituency: N/A
Political Ideology: Progressive Social Democracy
Family: Amjad Mu'tamid (Son)
Background: Former host of primetime television news before retiring to become a regular contributor on the news. Eventually rose back and became a popular opinion anchor and symbol of leftism. Is Buddhist, but has non-religious tendencies.
Faith: Buddhism
Likes: R&B, piano, children, technology, modern art, social democracy, fairness, social justice, regulated businesses, environmentalism, equality, cooking, socializing, helping others
Dislikes: Traveling, waking up early, drawing, running, last minute changing of plans, abuse of authority, forgetting to put contacts in, dogs, overly-processed meat
Any Questions from the Public to be answered?
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by Onza » Fri Aug 23, 2013 4:34 pm
Welsh Cowboy wrote:Onza wrote:Kaan Mu'tamid - Red-Green Party
Account Name: Onza
Occupation: Senator, News Anchor
Party Position(s): Regular Member (Senator)
Positions in Government: Senator
Constituency: N/A
Political Ideology: Progressive Social Democracy
Family: Amjad Mu'tamid (Son)
Background: Former host of primetime television news before retiring to become a regular contributor on the news. Eventually rose back and became a popular opinion anchor and symbol of leftism. Is Buddhist, but has non-religious tendencies.
Faith: Buddhism
Likes: R&B, piano, children, technology, modern art, social democracy, fairness, social justice, regulated businesses, environmentalism, equality, cooking, socializing, helping others
Dislikes: Traveling, waking up early, drawing, running, last minute changing of plans, abuse of authority, forgetting to put contacts in, dogs, overly-processed meat
Any Questions from the Public to be answered?
- Placeholder - Placeholder
Senator Mu'tamid, what's your position on the crises in Egypt and Syria?

by Britanno » Fri Aug 23, 2013 4:44 pm

by Unicario » Fri Aug 23, 2013 7:57 pm
Die Abwehr - Security Firm
Account Name: Unicario
Objective: Security contractor
Political Affiliations:
None
Location: Mulenhaim and Germany
Size: 500 ex-soldiers,1,500 volunteers, 15 Sd.Kfz. 251's
Armed with MP40's and AMW-13 pistols.
Typical Uniform/Attire: Black uniforms, bullet-proof vests.
Background: Founded by Senator von Hohenzollern to keep her and her family and friends safe.
Supports: Whatever Senator von Hohenzollern supports.
Does not Support: Whatever she doesn't.
Any Questions from the Public to be answered? We are open to such.

by Oranje Vrijastaat » Sat Aug 24, 2013 10:35 am
Jan von Oranje - The Moderate Right
Account Name: Oranje Vrijastaat
Occupation: Senator/Historian
Party Position(s):
Party Leader/Chairman, Member of the Executive Politburo
Positions in Government:
None
Constituency: N/A
Political Ideology: Liberal-Conservatism
Family: Abela von Oranje
Background:Lower Class South African Boer
Faith: None
Likes: Liberal-Conservatism, PB&J, Pasta, Reading, Writing, Religious Tolerance, History
Dislikes: Fundamentalism, Extreme Leftism/Rightism,Peppers, Haters, Spinach
Any Questions from the Public to be answered?
- Why Did You Leave South Africa for Aurentina?
I left South Africa because it was lacking opportunity for me and my family. I had married at 25 and was working as an dock worker. I decided to move to Aurentina after my cousin went there and brought me back a postcard showing the Aurentine Senate. I had gotten a degree in Political Science at the University of Cape Town and decided to try my luck.

by Britanno » Sat Aug 24, 2013 10:49 am
Oranje Vrijastaat wrote:Jan von Oranje - The Moderate Right(Image)
Account Name: Oranje Vrijastaat
Occupation: Senator/Historian
Party Position(s):
Party Leader/Chairman, Member of the Executive Politburo
Positions in Government:
None
Constituency: N/A
Political Ideology: Liberal-Conservatism
Family: Abela von Oranje
Background:Lower Class South African Boer
Faith: None
Likes: Liberal-Conservatism, PB&J, Pasta, Reading, Writing, Religious Tolerance, History
Dislikes: Fundamentalism, Extreme Leftism/Rightism,Peppers, Haters, Spinach
Any Questions from the Public to be answered?
- Why Did You Leave South Africa for Aurentina?
I left South Africa because it was lacking opportunity for me and my family. I had married at 25 and was working as an dock worker. I decided to move to Aurentina after my cousin went there and brought me back a postcard showing the Aurentine Senate. I had gotten a degree in Political Science at the University of Cape Town and decided to try my luck.

by Oranje Vrijastaat » Sat Aug 24, 2013 10:50 am
Britanno wrote:Oranje Vrijastaat wrote:Jan von Oranje - The Moderate Right(Image)
Account Name: Oranje Vrijastaat
Occupation: Senator/Historian
Party Position(s):
Party Leader/Chairman, Member of the Executive Politburo
Positions in Government:
None
Constituency: N/A
Political Ideology: Liberal-Conservatism
Family: Abela von Oranje
Background:Lower Class South African Boer
Faith: None
Likes: Liberal-Conservatism, PB&J, Pasta, Reading, Writing, Religious Tolerance, History
Dislikes: Fundamentalism, Extreme Leftism/Rightism,Peppers, Haters, Spinach
Any Questions from the Public to be answered?
- Why Did You Leave South Africa for Aurentina?
I left South Africa because it was lacking opportunity for me and my family. I had married at 25 and was working as an dock worker. I decided to move to Aurentina after my cousin went there and brought me back a postcard showing the Aurentine Senate. I had gotten a degree in Political Science at the University of Cape Town and decided to try my luck.
As a historian, do you have a favourite historical topic or age?

by Britanno » Sat Aug 24, 2013 10:51 am

by Oranje Vrijastaat » Sat Aug 24, 2013 10:55 am

by Senate President pro Tempore » Sat Aug 24, 2013 10:56 am
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