I was asked to write this, so I did. Probably looking to submit soon, but there are a few things I would like reviewed quickly, otherwise I will probably just remove them. They are below in the proposal. Be on the look out for any mistakes, I am known for a typo here and there. Suggestions, edits, changes, whatever are always welcome and I always appreciate the help. I'll list you as a co-author if you have anything to add or reword. Hm. I think that is everything. Anyway, proposal:
Disheartened by the terrible occupation in which Canada finds itself under, at risk of losing everything the respected region has gained during its extensive history;
Believing such dismay should be brought to an end whenever the international community is capable of doing so, and that such action to end this chaos entirely mirrors the Security Council’s mission of spreading peace and goodwill;
Noting Canada has been in existence longer than most regions within the international community, and that such existence is exemplified by its antique structure - rare amongst regions today - that Canada adheres to, which most believe is a perceivable quality alone;
Frightened by the certainty that if the Security Council does not act to assist in the deliverance of the region, many more natives will be cast aside from their homeland, and forced to seek refuge else where with little hope of returning;
Anticipating the Canadian community will once again return to a prosperous and beautiful territory, but only with the assistance of a liberation resolution and further help from the international community to reestablish harmony;
Respecting the principles of neutrality Canada has adhered to for more than a decade, an extremely impressive record by most standards and matched by very few;
Pleading for the opportunity liberation will bring to a community held hostage to an invading force, allowing members of notable organizations such as the Founderless Regions Alliance, the United Defenders League, and Ten-Thousand Island Treaty Organization to ensure security within Canada;
Judging - without a doubt - that the community within Canada is well worth preservation, embodying an ancient time, and serving as an exemplar of an outstanding community, not empowered with a founder, standing the test of time;
Further Believing a liberation to be the key for achieving a lasting peace within Canada, allowing the natives to restore order and decide their own direction with the security of the region – if they so chose to;
Hereby Liberates: Canada
Like I said, any suggestions and rewordings are welcome.
Seems like they've got a right to be part of the process, if they want to.
