- Pronouns
- he/him/his
- TNP Nation
- Zemnaya Svoboda
- Discord
- Eluvatar#8517
Dear Citizens of The North Pacific,
I am writing to apply for the Delegate position advertised in the news box, this election forum, and throughout the region. Thank you Belschaft, Lord Lore, Bustos, and Malvad also for the public invitations to apply, and Crushing Our Enemies and others for their counsel.
I have for some time now been a TNPer. TNP is a rare thing, an organically developing community born not of an outside incursion nor an individual's plan. I find it uncommon too in how democratically it has developed. We are diverse, an almost unfiltered sampling of NationStates. I love it.
I have of course written previously on what I would like to do and see done were you to hire me for the position. More generally, I think we've pretty much succeeded, since I campaigned on it in 2012, in becoming an actor instead of a battlefield. Am I satisfied, however? No, of course not. I think our offsite community and the regional institutions of governance staffed by it are insufficiently integrated with the broader (onsite) regional community. I think our government itself has gotten somewhat more opaque than it should be, and could stand to be more transparent to both. I think that I am well able to fight for these priorities, and so put myself forward for the role.
In attestation, I envisioned and established the Ministry of WA Affairs and its Information for Voters program. I established the elected Executive Council of 2012-2013, which was one way to ensure governmental transparency and increase public involvement. While I don't think that particular method is what we need right now, I do believe we need regular public cabinet meetings and some degree of accountability by Ministers directly to the public (and not just the Delegate). I have a complete understanding of the various methods r3n used to effectively connect to our regional residents and intend to build on those foundations.
My CV is attached, as well.
Citizens of The North Pacific, I ask you to accept my application and vote for me for Delegate.
Thank you,
~Eluvatar
I am writing to apply for the Delegate position advertised in the news box, this election forum, and throughout the region. Thank you Belschaft, Lord Lore, Bustos, and Malvad also for the public invitations to apply, and Crushing Our Enemies and others for their counsel.
I have for some time now been a TNPer. TNP is a rare thing, an organically developing community born not of an outside incursion nor an individual's plan. I find it uncommon too in how democratically it has developed. We are diverse, an almost unfiltered sampling of NationStates. I love it.
I have of course written previously on what I would like to do and see done were you to hire me for the position. More generally, I think we've pretty much succeeded, since I campaigned on it in 2012, in becoming an actor instead of a battlefield. Am I satisfied, however? No, of course not. I think our offsite community and the regional institutions of governance staffed by it are insufficiently integrated with the broader (onsite) regional community. I think our government itself has gotten somewhat more opaque than it should be, and could stand to be more transparent to both. I think that I am well able to fight for these priorities, and so put myself forward for the role.
In attestation, I envisioned and established the Ministry of WA Affairs and its Information for Voters program. I established the elected Executive Council of 2012-2013, which was one way to ensure governmental transparency and increase public involvement. While I don't think that particular method is what we need right now, I do believe we need regular public cabinet meetings and some degree of accountability by Ministers directly to the public (and not just the Delegate). I have a complete understanding of the various methods r3n used to effectively connect to our regional residents and intend to build on those foundations.
My CV is attached, as well.
Citizens of The North Pacific, I ask you to accept my application and vote for me for Delegate.
Thank you,
~Eluvatar
Eurasia: (Resident January 6th through October 24th 2004 as Zemnaya Svoboda)
My apologies if I have forgotten something, which I may add in the near future.
- Delegate
- Author of the regional constitution
- Security Counsellor following its adoption.
- Senator from late spring on
- High Councillor for Regional Security November?-December? 2006
- Created the original Toaster system, at first for regional security and military purposes as an endorsement tracker, but then branching out to include recruitment coordination.
- Regional Assembly member (July 2006 on, excepting occasional absences)
- Regent of The North Pacific University (February - August 2007)
- Vice Delegate (January - May 2007)
- Security Council (committee) member (May - August 2007)
- Speaker of the Regional Assembly (May - August 2007)
- Associate Justice (May 2008)
- Vice Delegate (May 2008)
- Delegate (June - October 2008)
- Vice Delegate (September 2008 - January 2009)
- Minister of External Affairs (September 2008 - May 2009)
- Security Council (standing body) member (January 2009, March 2009 - February 2011)
- Associate Justice (July 2009 - February 2010)
- Attorney General (June - November 2011)
- Security Council (standing body) member (July 2011, October 2011, January 2012 - September 2013)
- Minister of Recruitment (April - May 2012)
- Delegate (May - November 2012)
- Deputy Attorney General (November 2012)
- Minister of Foreign Affairs (November 2012 - March 2013)
- NPIA Director (December 2012 - [bgcolor=black][redacted][/bgcolor])
- Deputy Minister of World Assembly Affairs (November 2013 - February 2014)
- Minister of Defense (February 2015)
- Primary author of the constitutional revision of 2008 to add a Security Council
- Author of the Revamped Legal Code of 2012
- Author of numerous other pieces of legislation
- Author and maintainer of the Security Council's Alerts and Records systems, the WA Development program's endorsement and data tracking infrastructure, and [bgcolor=black][redacted][/bgcolor]
- Crucial negotiator for the security treaties TNP negotiated in 2012 including with the South Pacific, Taijitu, Stargate, the International Democratic Union, and Equilism.
- Initial suggester, advisor and assistant with the WA Development Program
- Citizen
- Chair of the Assembly December 2011 - June 2012
- Minister of Regional Affairs June - July 2012
- Deputy Minister of Security December 2013 - [bgcolor=black][redacted][/bgcolor])
- December 2014 - February 2015: Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs for Allied Cooperation (D)
- February 2015: Senior Associate of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Worked intensely with the NSA and regional allies to combat Milograd's coup in 2013
- (Interim) High Councillor of Regional Security (January - February 2007)
- Senator (January - March 2007)
- Minister of Regional Security (February - August 2007)
- Supreme Court Justice (March 2007 - February 2008)
- Minister of Defense (August - November 2007)
- Senator (elected representative) (June 2010 - June 2011)
- Speaker (July 2010 - June 2011)
- Minister of Internal Affairs (June - July 2011)
- Delegate (July - September 2011)
- Chief Justice (September 2011 - May 2012)
- TWA General (2012-2013)
- Delegate ()
- Tajitu Citizens' Militia Corporal (October 2014 - present)
- Merryman from the beginning
- Chief of Intelligence (September 2011 - December 2012)
- Lieutenant (November 2011 - present)
- Citizen
- Attorney General
- Convention Member
- Citizen
- Justitierad (AJ)
- Ordforande Justitierad (CJ)
- Helping The East Pacific resist The Empire and, with Gulliver, helping draft the Concordat afterward (2008)
- A number of liberations with the UDL, NPA, TWA/TaiMil, and working with other friendly forces, including numerous operations in which I participated and in which I was a crucial tactician and/or organizer.
- Architecting the Azure Alliance between TNP, Taijitu, tSP, and the NPO.
My apologies if I have forgotten something, which I may add in the near future.