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The National Flower Act

WHEREAS The Kingdom of Talossa doesn’t have an Official Flower WHEREAS Talossa has a Official Mammal, Bird and even an Insect (well kind of)

WHEREAS there has been some discussion on Witt on this issue

WHEREAS after some long discussions it emerged that the Poinsettia was a excellent choice of a national flower

WHEREAS the Poinsettia has lots of cool Talossan links

SUCH AS the Poinsettia would have our national colors and be associated with the time of year that our independence day is celebrated

AND it is also called the Atatürk flower in Turkey,

FURTHERMORE it's a pretty cool flower that will be a great addition to an extremely cool nation as Talossa

THEREFORE be it enacted by the Ziu that:

Section 1: The Flower known as Euphorbia pulcherrima, or commonly known as Poinsettia or Nochebuena, shall be the National Flower of the Kingdom of Talossa.

Section 2: All Talossans are encouraged to have Euphorbia pulcherrima prominently displayed in their homes during the Nation’s Independence Day celebrations.

Uréu q’estadra sa: HM Government, represented by: Litz Cjantscheir, Seneschal, MC, RUMP

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