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Latest revision as of 18:36, 26 February 2014
14RC27
Condemnation of Libya Act and Embargo
Whereas, the dastardly dictator of Libya (Muammar _________ - provide your own spelling) has continued to stonewall and protect two Libyans suspected of mass murder (blowing up an airliner over Scotland) despite UN actions aimed at their extradition for a fair trial, Therefore Talossa hereby condemns the Libyan government and enacts a complete embargo against all Libyan goods (no Talossa will willingly support the Libyan economy by purchase of Libyan goods, and will refrain from an and all travel through Libyan territory). Both the embargo and condemnation shall remain in force until the accused are brought to justice.
Proposed by: PM John A. Jahn (PC-Maritiimi)
