He's Back!
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Sir Andrew B. Fraser is back in 10 Downing Street
After months in the wilderness, political giant Andrew B. Fraser has returned to the top job. Upon returning he promised that his government would promote, support and encourage a heightened enthusiasm to be online amongst the populace in the hopes that low activity levels would begin to trend upwards. By the end of the first week of governing the region, the Fraser government had implemented many policies, including a new citizenship approval approach for newcomers as well as a new embassy and diplomacy policy (read about it later in the update). The message of this government has been positivity and creativity, and seemingly it's paying off.
#standupUK Movement!
On March 10, Prime Minister Andrew B. Fraser began what he described as a movement to create a region where we have more lifters and less leaners, so that we don't have to depend on those with more 'energy' to keep the region afloat.
"I ask everyone to stand up and start a new movement; the #standupUK movement. If more people become lifters, and cease leaning on those who try to create an approachable and open NationStates community, we'll have something worth fighting for."
The #standupUK Movement has had some sway with the community, with activity boosting to levels unseen for over half a year. The government has claimed this as a victory, but is cautious to say that the war on inactivity has been won.
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