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===8RC34 | ===8RC34 — The Talossan Foreign Policy Rises from the Dead Act=== | ||
Foreign Minister Madison is hereby empowered to make a comprehensive package, containing all the past foreign-policy stands (minority of the month acts, etc.) which should have been sent to the United Nations by the previous highly derelict FM Dan Lorentz, and send same (the pack, not Dan) to the UN post haste. Including the derelict Renzi too. | Foreign Minister Madison is hereby empowered to make a comprehensive package, containing all the past foreign-policy stands (minority of the month acts, etc.) which should have been sent to the United Nations by the previous highly derelict FM Dan Lorentz, and send same (the pack, not Dan) to the UN post haste. Including the derelict Renzi too. | ||
Proposed by: ''Robert Madison (PC-Vuode)'' | Proposed by: ''Robert Madison (PC-Vuode)'' | ||
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8RC34 — The Talossan Foreign Policy Rises from the Dead Act
Foreign Minister Madison is hereby empowered to make a comprehensive package, containing all the past foreign-policy stands (minority of the month acts, etc.) which should have been sent to the United Nations by the previous highly derelict FM Dan Lorentz, and send same (the pack, not Dan) to the UN post haste. Including the derelict Renzi too.
Proposed by: Robert Madison (PC-Vuode)
