Crushing Our Enemies:
Note that your court battle was unsuccessful, the criminal charges haven't even been accepted by the AG yet, and no motions in the RA have gone to vote...I don't suppose there's a chance anyone could learn a lesson from this?
Yes, buy using the rules to point out the flaw in the rules, I accomplished exactly what I set out to do.
1. Get on the ballot in accordance to the Constitution and Legal Code regardless of the Court's scotched and nebulous decision.
2. Get on the ballot.
3. Get on the ballot.
4. Show that an organized front can win in the face of a bunch of people who would do anything to prevent me from getting on the ballot.
5. Get on the ballot.
6. Continue the organized movement for change and simplification by keeping my campaign structure and staff working towards changing the way things get done around here.
7. Get on the ballot, and win or lose, continue the organized fight for change and simplification of the Constitution and Legal Code, which will happen.
Everyone expected Good Ol' Roman to sit back and take it and say nothing about it. Those days or done. This is a different Roman.
I got on the ballot and that is the Victory. And this is just the beginning of the fight for real change in the region. Despite overwhelming odds, I, with the indispensable help of others to whom I owe it all, accomplished the task of getting me on the ballot where I belonged in the first place.
Winning the election would be just icing on the cake, but getting on the ballot has proved to me that there is a growing will in the region to bring about real change, not just talk about it and let it fall by the wayside.
Now that we know that once a well organized group of people can accomplish a daunting task and accomplish it legally and constitutionally if we just keep fighting, there is no limit to the good change that can be brought to the region. Sure, some toes got stepped on, but you can't make an omelet without breaking a few eggs. And break a few eggs we will.
It also proves that one doesn't have to hold an elected position to bring about that change. You just have to stick to your principles of Constitution and Civil Liberties, equal protection under the law and demand a full exhaustion of due process, and the goals will be met. All one has to do is to have the will to never give in and then never give in.
More than a few people dislike me, but that is irrelevant. I can get things done whether or not I occupy an elected position or not. I mean, after all, I've been in TNP since the beginning. I have fought against every rogue that has come down the pike. My first and only loyalty is to TNP. And apparently that scares some people, especially power-mongers who are in it just for power's sake.
All too often, too many campaigns for office are just conducted out of pure lust for power and every election just tends to be a popularity contest reducing our government to nothing more than a popularity contest.
Gee, I like Pinky Bumblefuckistan because they have a neat-o avatar and they always tell me what I want to hear! is no reason to vote for someone. If you want to get anything accomplished, you have to vote for someone who has the cajones to take up a cause and follow it through to the end, win or lose. Pure popularity always ends up the same way: more of the same old crap. Pretty is as pretty does.
If you want real change in which we can simplify our Constitution, our Laws and our Government into something even a newb can wrap their brains around in five minutes, you have to vote for people based upon how audaciously they can obtain any given goal. So far, I have not seen anything so far even resembling real executive skill and direction. All I see is people voting for
Pinky Bumblefuckistan with the neat-o avatar.
My battle here is not to get people prosecuted despite some should clearly be prosecuted, it is to bring about real change to the region and a type of change that makes this region a lot better and easier to live in.
TNP might not be ready for any real change that will result from a more simple, better constructed Constitution and Legal code, but the fact that I got on the ballot after a long battle proves that there is a growing will for change for the better.
Sometimes you have to force change by actions that illustrate the fact that our convoluted and complex system is absurd. That often requires the deliberate exploitation of such complexities unto the breaking point. And that is what I set out to do and that is what has been accomplished by the combined and coordinated efforts of like-minded individuals out to prove the same point.
Win or lose this election, change is in the wind and change there will be because getting on the ballot despite overwhelming odds is just proof of what can be accomplished.
I know my campaign is largely symbolic, but if anyone wants real and constructive change in the region and a region in which even the smallest voice is heard and taken seriously without being marginalized and denigrated, then vote for me and send a symbolic message that you will no longer sit back and be a good little peasant.
A vote for Romanoffia is a vote for real, constructive change and simplification of our government.
Better luck next time.
