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Information for World Assembly Voters: Commend The Noble Thatcherites
This proposal seeks to commend
The Noble Thatcherites, also known as Thatcher, for their prime role in building the Union of Democratic States (UDS). The author highlights their many roles in the UDS including tenured as Delegate, President, Legislator, and in building the UDS? extensive diplomatic network. This proposal also highlights their role as one of those responsible for the preservation of the UDS? history.Ministry Analysis:
One of the most successful modern UCRs, the Union of Democratic States is one of the prime examples of a founder going above and beyond the call of service. We salute their myriad contributions to UDS and their tireless work to make the region as successful as it has been. While Europeia and the UDS have had a disagreement in the past, Thatcher is a friend of Europeia, having even spent time here as a citizen; during the disagreement Thatcher was not active in the UDS and thus should share no blame for it. For the above reasons, the Ministry of World Assembly Affairs recommends a vote For the Security Council Resolution at vote, ?Commend The Noble Thatcherites?.
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