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^{JULY, 1995}

CONSERVATIVES ELECT NEW LEADER
^{Following inner party turmoil, Edmund Leopold de Rothschild is chosen as leader.}
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THE TIMES | JULY 1995

by Liberalina

^{TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1995 | £ 1.29}
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CONSERVATIVES ELECT NEW LEADER.

Following inner party turmoil, Edmund Leopold de Rothschild is chosen as leader.

_{WRITTEN BY FREDRICK C. SMITH | POLITICS}

LONDON — Following John Major's arrest and much of the Conservative Party leadership resigning or unable
to lead the party effectively, the leadership elections were fairly open, with no clear favorite appearing.
The Party has been in effective disarray since the end of Margaret Thatcher's term as Prime Minister.
Roughly 2 weeks from the date of the election, Edmund Leopold de Rothschild, or simply Edmund
Rothschild announced he would enter the Conservative Party leadership election and promptly received
a official nomination. Edmund Rothschild is one of Britain's wealthiest men are comes from the infamous
Rothschild banking family. Rothschild estimated net worth is roughly just a little over a billion pounds.

Rothschild quickly appeared as a front runner.

Edmund Rothschild quickly appeared as the primary frontrunner with him quickly portraying himself as
a strong, able figure who could lead the Conservative Party back into a formidable, competitive state.
He spoke of "Britain's Decline" which he classifies as a economic, moral, and power decline from 1956,
The Suez Crisis to the present day, in which he states shows Britain "fundamentally losing its status,
both economically and diplomatically" and that "The British People are suffering at the hands of
outsourcing, and failing British companies who fail to compete with the Germans and French".
Rothschild ran on the concept of "Renew Britain", which if elected he plans on making the center
point of the Conservative Campaign during the 1997 general election, which could come even
sooner in light of turmoil within the Liberal Democrat-Labour coalition government, with serious
policy differences and conflicts that could lead to the collapse of the coalition, and a new election.

Rothschild won with little opposition.

Edmund Rothschild won the election for the leadership for the Conservative Party with relative ease,
with little to formidable opposition in his way, with him garnering 56.2% of the vote in the
first ballot and 77.2% in the second ballot. Rothschild Promised that the Conservative Party
"would be saved" from the corrupt and weak, such as "John Major, Michael Heseltine and others".
Prime Minister Tony Blair sent his congratulations to Rothschild the morning after the election.
Rothschild also announced plans to begin introducing the UK to his "Revive Britain" plan.

Edmund Rothschild during an iTV interview.

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^{COPYRIGHT, THE TIMES, 1995.}

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Not xav wrote:

Liberalina
Nevbrejnovitz

| The Balkan Ministry of Foreign Affairs invites Edmund Rothschild of the United Kingdom, and Prince Felipe of the Kingdom of Spain to visit Belgrade for a meeting with Federal President Slobodan Milosevic. |

Edmund Rothschild would arrive at Belgrade International Airport aboard his private jet, being an Airbus A330, following the landing would be his personal cargo plane bringing a variety of sport cars, gifts to the Milosevic family and more.

Otsla wrote:

Alright i'll get things started.

well you shouldn't do it just yet, as im writing a long RP post.

once im done i'll inform you or i'll just post the RP and we can get started

Liberalina wrote:

Edmund Rothschild would arrive at Belgrade International Airport aboard his private jet, being an Airbus A330, following the landing would be his personal cargo plane bringing a variety of sport cars, gifts to the Milosevic family and more.

Skip to the meeting?

Rothschild...

The ultra right in Poland gained 6% in the elections.

Vile.

Liberalina wrote:

(yes)

| Rothschild is escorted into Slobodan Milosevic’s office at the White Palace by a group of 4 scantilyclad Balkan supermodels. They present him with a champagne flute full of the best Transylvanian champagne.

They open the door to the office for him, and Milosevic is already smoking a cigar at his desk. He stands up from his desk, smiling warmly and extending out a hand to greet Rothschild. He had a model sitting on top of his desk, but he immediately turns all of his attention towards Rothschild. |

Slobodan Milosevic, Federal President:
“There he is! I haven’t seen you since ‘84 or ‘85, Ed. Looks like life has treated us both the same way.”

BREAKING: European Elections: France: Marine Le Pen’s right wing party Rassemblement National (National Rally) (RN) becomes biggest party in France with 24% of votes amid historic high voter turnout, according to projections.

1995, July 19th,
Republic of Korea

First Minister of the Gyeongsang Province Ousted by Electors in Brutal Election Campaign

| First Minister Kang Young Jae of the New Korea party has been ousted from power in Gyeongsang after regional elections where called early after a lose of no confidence in the regional assembly. Kang was forced out of office by the opposition after his coalition partner, Rhee Sang Min of the United Liberal Democrats was charged with corruption following revealations about 'cash for questions' in which Rhee and two other assembly members would receive money for asking particular questions in meetings, in sittings, and directly to the First Minister. It usually involved questions regarding business policy or environmental standards enforcement. | 

| The New Korea party suffered devastating drubbing at the elections losing 16 of it's 37 seats leaving it in second position behind the Party of Hope who now take first position on 32 seats an increase of 5. The United Liberal Democrats lost all of their seats after dropping below the 5% electoral threshold, in reverse the 'Free List' won 14 of the 79 seats in the assembly capturing roughly 16% of the vote. The Free List is made up of independent candidates who range from centre-left to centre-right but choose not to take the whip of any particular party, joining them as new entrants is the relatively new Green Party who won 7% of the vote and 6 seats. |

Party of Hope: 36.38% (+6.67%), 32 seats (+5)
New Korea Party: 24.28% (-15.56%), 21 seats (-16)
Free List: 16.93% (+16.93%), 14 seats (+14)
Democratic Labor: 7.84% (+2.69%), 6 seats (+2)
Greens: 7.09% (+7.09%), 6 seats (+6)
United Liberals: 4.48% (-6.83), 0 seats (-11)

| Following the election results Kang resigned as leader of the New Korea Party in Gyeongsang and from the Assembly, the next person on the list taking his place. A rainbow coalition between the Party of Hope, Democratic Labour and Greens seems the most likely outcome, with the numbers not adding up to the needed 40 seats for a right-leaning government, falling five short. |

Not xav wrote:

Zhivka Petrova:
“Those Japanese cities are outstanding, we have nothing like that in Balkania.”

| Petrov rides slowly through Bucharest, caught in the heavy traffic that defines traveling by car in the city. |

Col. Radko Mikhaelov Petrov:
“We’re beginning to build skyscrapers and expand our cities now. For sometime, central planning prevented the creation of cities like you have in Japan.”

_{| Yuri would smile at the comments made towards her country. She took pride in Japan’s accomplishments much like the Balkans did with theirs. |}

YURI HAYASHI: _{”Yes, Japan continues to advance in many ways. I am sure your cities will have those glass buildings soon.”}

Bill Nighy...

Worricker Trilogy

Bomoko wrote:

What many nations dont realise is that most Indochinese (specifically ethnic Lao & ethnic Khmer Cambodians), actually support British rule over Thailand. The pre-colonial Thai kingdom once subjugated the Lao & Khmer people after defeating the once powerful Khmer Empire all the way up until the mid 1800s. Cambodia & Laos actually became French protectorates to escape Thai rule. This all based on some irl reading I did on Southeast Asian history. So yh, in public Indochina will say it is against imperialism but it well never directly call for Thailand’s independence.

And if Thailand were to become independent hehehe... >:}

e w

Thailand should be liberated. along with Singapore

Valijun wrote:

e w

Thailand should be liberated. along with Singapore

Well Chairman Nguyen is ethnically Vietnamese so he has no historical or traditional grudge against the Thais. He would rather see Thailand independent, but out of 900 members of parliament, 600 are ethnic Lao & Khmer-Cambodian. If he wants their support he’ll have to stay silent on Thailand and focus on Singapore. 🤷🏽‍♂️