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Security Council Resolution # 132
Repeal: “Liberate NAZI EUROPE”
A resolution to repeal previously passed legislation.
Security Council Resolution #109 “Liberate NAZI EUROPE” shall be struck out and rendered null and void.
The Security Council,
Prefacing the arguments herein with a disclaimer that the ideology followed and promoted by NAZI EUROPE and its inhabitants to be one of hate and intolerance and that this proposal does not amount to approval or acceptance of said ideology,
Believing, however, that every region should hold the right to self-protection in the way of Delegate-imposed password, should the natives of the region wish it, and that Liberations used in antithesis to this statute are in contradiction with the spirit of this council,
Aware that SC#109 was passed in hopes of misusing a Liberation to open up a region to attack from outside forces,
Stating that the multitude of attempts to forcibly take over the now-vulnerable region were utter failures in every aspect of the word, and that a combination of forces from many regions were unsuccessful in capturing NAZI EUROPE, to the amusement of the natives,
Fervently condemning that SC#109 not only produced free face time for such a despicable and Condemned region, but that the subsequent attempts to attack the region only had the effect of strengthening the region and its membership,
Therefore admonishing SC#109, its purpose, and effects as only promoting the region and ideology it attempted to destroy, and in fact doing more harm than good as well as abusing the power of the Liberation,
Hereby Repeals SC#109.
Passed: |
For: | 6,054 | 55.5% |
Against: | 4,858 | 44.5% |
Security Council Resolution # 133
Commend Abacathea
A resolution to recognize outstanding contribution by a nation or region.
The Security Council,
RECOGNIZING the monumental climb that Abacathea has made onto the national stage in such a relatively short existence,
IMPRESSED by the rapid escalation of Abacathea into world-wide prominence, primarily through legislative writing in both the General Assembly and Security Council, wherein Abacathea produced, and subsequently had ratified by the World Assembly membership, a total of 10 combined resolutions in 2013 alone,
PRAISING Abacathea for producing multiple, excellent resolutions in the Security Council that have garnered an extremely high cumulative passage rate, highlighting Abacathea's fine authorship and attention to detail,
ENUMERATING some highlights from Abacathea's authorship, including:
GA#257 - Reducing Automobile Emissions, which instituted a rigorous standard by which automobile emissions are regulated and kept in check by the International Automobile Emissions Commission
SC#120 - Commend Mousebumples, a Commendation that many felt long overdue due to Mousebumples' authoring achievements, particularly in the General Assembly, and many contributions to the technical sector
SC#125 - Commend The Bruce, a resolution that recognized the founder of the one of the oldest and most prestigious regions in the world
APPLAUDING Abacathea's Operation Sierra Charlie, a project to seek out and recognize deserving nations and regions via Security Council legislation, a truly laudable achievement in what is a very self-serving World Assembly,
ADMIRING that Operation Sierra Charlie has produced four current resolutions, with more candidates and proposals planned for the future, and the intentions behind such an undertaking,
NOTING that Abacathea has also contributed many resolutions to the General Assembly, making this nation an all-around proficient and world-affecting nation,
FURTHER NOTING that Abacathea performs reviews and evaluations of World Assembly proposals as Minister of World Assembly Affairs in The North Pacific,
DESCRIBING Abacathea as a pristine model of World Assembly membership, both in constant attention to upcoming and at-vote proposals, assistance and insight to new authors who endeavor to pen resolutions, and remaining active in drafting and writing proposals,
ASSURED that Abacathea promotes and strives for the mottos of both the General Assembly and Security Council in spreading interregional peace and improving the world,
APPRECIATIVE of Abacathea's contribution to multiple regions in the world by way of legislation and World Assembly knowledge,
DECLARING Abacathea as a worthy nominee, taking into account World Assembly membership, authorship, and mentoring, and as a genuinely helpful nation,
Passed: |
For: | 7,527 | 74.6% |
Against: | 2,558 | 25.4% |
Security Council Resolution # 134
Liberate St Abbaddon
A resolution to strike down Delegate-imposed barriers to free entry in a region.
The Security Council,
RECOGNIZING the region of St Abbaddon as among the oldest of all regions,
RESPECTING that the region has a long and storied history,
BELIEVING that the community of St Abbaddon is worthy of preservation,
FURTHER BELIEVING that the armed forces of the The Brotherhood of Malice, Osiris, Balder, The North Pacific, The South Pacific and others are attempting to destroy St Abbaddon,
KNOWING that those forces have spoken of intentions to destroy the region and refound it as a protectorate of a variety of international organizations,
UNDERSTANDING that a liberation will make it impossible for these groups to cause grief to the region,
FURTHER UNDERSTANDING that St Abbaddon's nations and community are deserving of protection from such an action,
Hereby liberates St Abbaddon.
Passed: | |
For: | 7,085 | 66.6% |
Against: | 3,553 | 33.4% |
Security Council Resolution # 135
Liberate Anarchy
A resolution to strike down Delegate-imposed barriers to free entry in a region.
The Security Council,
Recognizing that the region of Anarchy has existed as a community in NationStates for over 10 years,
Noting the region's historic neutrality in the war between invaders and defenders, its acceptance of nations of all backgrounds, and its laudable mission to encourage political debate and dialogue amongst its members,
Lamenting that Anarchy was invaded on February 3, 2014 by The Black Riders, a group notorious for region destruction, tag raiding and other nefarious behavior for which it was condemned twice by this Council,
Dismayed that the invasion has turned to a long-term occupation, during which natives who dared protest against the invasion had been ejected and all dissent had been suppressed,
Aware that it is a matter of time before The Black Riders' WA Delegate gains sufficient influence to lock-down the region, and painfully aware that they could unleash destruction without interference from defenders, natives, and the world at large,
Concious that natives have no hope to reclaim their region once that happens,
Noting that Security Council intervention is the only course of action that could save Anarchy from The Black Riders' rapacious assault,
Hereby Liberates Anarchy.
Co-authored by
Goddess Relief Office
Passed: |
For: | 8,717 | 82.5% |
Against: | 1,847 | 17.5% |
Security Council Resolution # 136
Repeal: “Liberate St Abbaddon”
A resolution to repeal previously passed legislation.
Security Council Resolution #134 “Liberate St Abbaddon” shall be struck out and rendered null and void.
The Security Council,
Aware that "Liberate St Abbaddon" (SC#134) was passed to battle the then extant threat of The Brotherhood of Malice and a variety of regional armed forces to the region of St Abbaddon,
Understanding that the passage of this liberation helped to end the threat of destruction St Abbaddon was facing,
Knowing that the passage of this liberation, while successful in achieving its goals was also passed under false pretenses, and used as a tool by raider forces to open the region up further,
Cognizant that the liberation of St Abbaddon was passed without input or permission from the region's native residents whom have voiced their desires not to have this proposal in place,
Believing that this liberation is now superfluous, and an insult to the very principals this council stands for,
Hereby Repeals "Liberate St Abbadon"
Passed: |
For: | 7,807 | 79.6% |
Against: | 1,999 | 20.4% |










