Greitbart: Bring Back Busty Blonde Delegates

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What Happened to The North Pacific? From Bombshell Delegates to Smelly, Toothless Trolls

There was a time when The North Pacific was not only the pinnacle of regional diplomacy but also a bastion of style, grace, and stunning leadership. Delegates weren’t just political heavyweights—they were hot. Busty blonde bombshells with dazzling smiles and a knack for turning heads as well as passing resolutions. But today? Oh, how the mighty have fallen.

Let’s not mince words: the current crop of leaders is, quite frankly, a disaster. The grandeur of The North Pacific has been replaced by a motley crew of disheveled, toothless trolls who couldn’t tell lip filler from a glue stick. What happened to caring about appearances? Or basic hygiene?

Forget policy, achievements or experience, this election choose someone hot.

The Golden Age of Bombshell Delegates
Turn back the clock to some of the hotties we once called out leader

@mcmasterdonia

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The original golden-haired goddess of TNP, McMasterdonia ruled with effortless confidence and poise. Her ability to rally nations with a single dazzling smile was legendary, and her tenure defined an era of prosperity. When she wasn’t signing treaties, she was hosting glamorous cocktail parties where attendees left with personalized gift bags. A true multitasker, she also collected vintage designer handbags, flaunting them at every diplomatic summit, and found time to teach a weekly barre class that had diplomats lining up to join.

@plembobria
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With her radiant energy and playful charm, Plembobria made diplomacy look like a fun social event. She could resolve disputes with a laugh and a perfectly timed flip of her flawless blonde hair. Known for her attention to detail, she created Pinterest-worthy charcuterie boards for every reception she hosted and loved filming TikToks of her “diplomatic day in the life.” Oh, and her signature line of bedazzled fountain pens? A must-have for treaty signings.

@r3naissanc3r
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Elegance personified, r3naissanc3r was the kind of Delegate who made every moment look like a magazine cover shoot. When she wasn’t meticulously curating her art collection or playing classical piano to unwind, she was hosting luxurious weekend retreats at her countryside villa, complete with wine tastings and sunrise yoga sessions. Her leadership style was as sophisticated as her tailored wardrobe, proving that diplomacy and high fashion go hand in hand.

@St George

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The fiery and mischievous St George kept TNP on its toes, balancing sharp wit with undeniable allure. She wasn’t just a Delegate—she was an icon. Her “diplomatic retreats” were thinly veiled excuses for jet-setting to tropical islands, where she sipped martinis in bikinis and posted envy-inducing photos. She perfected a smoky eye for every late-night emergency meeting and even ran a secret gossip blog covering interregional drama, because why not?

@Prydania

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The icy cool Prydania embodied Nordic sophistication, making her Delegacy a masterclass in blending grace with strategy. She was the kind of leader who could ice-skate across frozen lakes while brainstorming foreign policy. In her downtime, she authored a memoir titled Diplomacy and Dior and hosted candlelit dinners at her snow-covered chalet, serving “traditional” dishes with a chic modern twist.

@Great Bights Mum

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The glowing matriarch of TNP, Great Bights Mum was everyone’s favorite Delegate. Her leadership combined maternal warmth with an undeniable flair for style. She spent her evenings baking Instagram-worthy cupcakes for charity and her weekends hosting wine-and-paint nights, where she somehow always painted flawless sunsets. On the side, she ran a thriving Etsy shop selling hand-knit scarves that looked like they came straight off the runway.

From Glamour…. to Garbage

Today, the leaders we have are barely recognizable. Instead of leaders who dazzled with their baby blue eyes, Louis Vuittons, and Chanel perfumes, we’re stuck with a pack of greasy, smelly misfits who couldn’t charm their way out of a wet paper bag. These so-called leaders show up to summits looking like they just crawled out of a dumpster, with unkempt hair, mismatched socks, and a questionably full diaper.

“An ugly Delegate is a humiliation for the region,” says stylist, two time Botox champion, and plastic surgery advocate @Rom. “If they aren’t hot, how are we meant to pay attention to anything they say? The North Pacific deserves better than this. We should be able to listen with our eyes and ears. Nobody deserves a leader who looks—and smells—like they’ve given up on life.”

“Lip filler? They don’t even bother with ChapStick. Personal hygiene? An afterthought, if even that. Diplomacy? More like put on some deodorant dip shit, as your very presence offends the senses” chimed in renowned plastic surgeon @Marcus Antonius “What happened to caring about appearances, about projecting confidence and allure? Today’s leaders have turned The North Pacific into a shadow of its former self—and it smells worse than it looks.”

Bring Back the Bombshells!!

TNP deserves better. We deserve leaders who not only lead with skill but inspire with style. Leaders who understand that being a Delegate isn’t just about passing resolutions—it’s about bringing a touch of magic, a spark of glamour, and a solid routine of dental care.

While there is hope that Vice Delegate @Halsoni could return us to the hot leader tradition, that is up to you the voter, or coup plotter.

Let’s bring back the bombshells. Let’s make TNP sexy again, because right now, all the hotties have retired or are dead, or both.

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Well it's still the G.O.A.T.

Lynx Africa, an iconic fragrance, blends mandarin and sandalwood for a refreshing scent.
It’s characterized by an aromatic, woody, and powdery oriental accord with notes of lime, lavender, geranium, and a base of cedarwood, amber, and vanilla.
Launched in 1995, Lynx Africa has sold more than 400 million units worldwide.
It is the best-selling men's fragrance in the UK, where it sells around 20 million cans per year.

Though I must admit I tend to use Nivea for men black and white these days, it's better for my skin and clothes.
 
Well it's still the G.O.A.T.

Lynx Africa, an iconic fragrance, blends mandarin and sandalwood for a refreshing scent.
It’s characterized by an aromatic, woody, and powdery oriental accord with notes of lime, lavender, geranium, and a base of cedarwood, amber, and vanilla.
Launched in 1995, Lynx Africa has sold more than 400 million units worldwide.
It is the best-selling men's fragrance in the UK, where it sells around 20 million cans per year.

Though I must admit I tend to use Nivea for men black and white these days, it's better for my skin and clothes.
The one here in Australia doesn’t have anti perspirant so it is basically a body spray. So people end up smelling like lynx mixed with BO.
 
We need leaders our region can look up to, so that we can be inspired to be the best version of ourselves. If that means we have to get a nose job done, so be it. When I went and saved natives during my illustrious and acclaimed career as a war hawk, every single one of them would always ask me how I managed to not break a sweat and keep mascara from running down my perfect face
 
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