Yes, my friends, I have decided to again wade through the murky waters that is called electoral politics to campaign to once again be your Delegate. I am truly honoured to have been your Delegate for the past 3 months, and while I have the chance to do so, I would like to continue being your Delegate. I won't be releasing any "policy" speeches for now. I will however state my feelings on the past 3 months, what the Delegacy means to me, and perhaps some other things that may pop out of my mouth, so to speak.
The past 3 months have certainly been interesting. It almost seemed like an awkward waltz, between me and a few special members of the region. I deeply respect those individuals who contrasted my idealism and desire to do "big things" to their rationalism and desire to keep the foundations of which this government was built on strong. While this waltz continues to go on, we as a society continue to bring new ideas into the fold, developing and progressing our view. I am indeed happy to have presided over this region just for that reason.
The Delegacy in this region I believe is a product of the person who is the Delegate at the time. If the Delegate has the time, drive and commitment to achieve things that he or she wants done, then they are a very strong force to which benefits the region as a whole. However, with the laws bound tightly like a cord around them, the Delegate must take different avenues to get their ideas achieved. Meanwhile, they must be prepared to deal with their responsibilities, such as being the voice of his fellow citizens in the United Nations, be *the* key line of defence of the region against foes from both inside and outside who wish to harm the region, as well as the job of communicating with our fellow residents and getting to understand them and their wishes for our society.
I do not pretend for a second that I have done all this for my entire term, because I, like all of you, am simply human. Although I may claim I am godly or divine or whatever on the IRC channel for kicks, in reality I am a 17 year old who is stressing about final exams and the like. I know quite a few of our members are in the same boat as me, and other's remember what it's like.
Again, I wish to thank all of you for giving me the honour of being your Delegate for the past term, and I hope you give me the opportunity to serve you again for the next term.
Chodean Kal,
UN Delegate of The North Pacific.
The past 3 months have certainly been interesting. It almost seemed like an awkward waltz, between me and a few special members of the region. I deeply respect those individuals who contrasted my idealism and desire to do "big things" to their rationalism and desire to keep the foundations of which this government was built on strong. While this waltz continues to go on, we as a society continue to bring new ideas into the fold, developing and progressing our view. I am indeed happy to have presided over this region just for that reason.
The Delegacy in this region I believe is a product of the person who is the Delegate at the time. If the Delegate has the time, drive and commitment to achieve things that he or she wants done, then they are a very strong force to which benefits the region as a whole. However, with the laws bound tightly like a cord around them, the Delegate must take different avenues to get their ideas achieved. Meanwhile, they must be prepared to deal with their responsibilities, such as being the voice of his fellow citizens in the United Nations, be *the* key line of defence of the region against foes from both inside and outside who wish to harm the region, as well as the job of communicating with our fellow residents and getting to understand them and their wishes for our society.
I do not pretend for a second that I have done all this for my entire term, because I, like all of you, am simply human. Although I may claim I am godly or divine or whatever on the IRC channel for kicks, in reality I am a 17 year old who is stressing about final exams and the like. I know quite a few of our members are in the same boat as me, and other's remember what it's like.
Again, I wish to thank all of you for giving me the honour of being your Delegate for the past term, and I hope you give me the opportunity to serve you again for the next term.
Chodean Kal,
UN Delegate of The North Pacific.
