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★ Tulip Farella are battling to become President of the UK and end Irish occupation. This afternoon, as part of our Election coverage here at The SDT, I interviewed Leader of the People's Party and Presidential Candidate ★ Tulip Farella about a range of issues including Irish occupation, the economy and the low population:
aidanj99 (AJ): Good afternoon.
Tulip Farella (TF): Good afternoon
AJ: How, exactly, are you going to take back Britain?
TF: By establishing a foreign policy, talking to people and signing MPP's, ( mutual protection pacts).
AJ: How can you keep your promise of Mutual Protection Pacts when Britain is nothing more than a bunch of landless freedom-fighters right now? Are any other countries actually going to WANT an MPP with us?
TF: Yes, two so far Lithuania and Peru.
There should be more to come once people reply to my messages.
AJ: The last law proposed to congress was on an MPP with Peru. That proposal was defeat 5-1. You voted against that Protection Pact. You now propose a pact with the very same country that you previously voted against an MPP with. With that recent record on MPPs how can anyone trust you on that issue?
TF: It was up twice; first time i voted for it, second time Law said to vote no so i reluctantly did so because at that point there was only one yes vote.
AJ: Ok, so if you are elected, how do you expect to get your MPP proposals through congress with no one party holding a majority, but with most congressmen being from nationalist parties who have a history of voting against MPP proposals and are all opposed to your party? Surely they'll block you at every turn?
TF: That won't happen. Its in everyone's interest to do whats right for the UK because we are all British citizens.
It would be self defeating to cause problems.
AJ: But they have a history of doing it. Without a congressional majority, how can you be certain that the votes will go the way you want and need them to?
TF: I trust people to do the right thing. But i don't think anyone would sabotage a genuine effort to bolster foreign relations/MPP's.
IF that was the case, then the person concerned should be expelled from UK citizenship.
AJ: Britain is currently 32nd out 59 in the world for population with just 59 people. How serious a problem do you think the low population is and is there anything that we can actually do about it?
TF: Get people to recruit friends and players from other games.
AJ: But are there any ways that we can attract players who are in the game already to change citizenship? And in your view how serious is the issue of our low population?
TF: You can't get people to change citizenship, then it wouldn't be E-Sim. The point is to be in your country and work, train etc.
How serious a low population is; is how active those 59 people actually are, we do have a good player base, people do come to IRC in tournament days.
AJ: Well, you can always apply to become a citizen of another country, but that's beside the point. How would you improve the state of the economy and build up gold supplies?
TF: Once we're back to British pounds everyone can hire again. At the moment you can't advertise jobs, or sell on market, because its the occupiers currency.
AJ: Why haven't you stood for President since July 2014?
TF: Because i didn't see any need to. Things are different now, we have been occupied for a while, and its not that Law isn't doing anything, i think its just that hes been president for so long, and a lot of the time unopposed hes become complacent.
Just need a fresh approach.
AJ: And may I ask, what do you, as a person and party leader, stand for, ideologically and principally speaking?
TF: Good manners, good morals and to always do the right thing.
AJ: and what do you consider good morals? Sorry, I'm just trying to get to the crux of you as a leader and a person so that my readers can understand you as well your policies.
TF: Well, its about good manners: don't push someone under a tube-train because they stood on your foot.
Its about good morals: don't push your mum down the stairs for an inheritance. (Or fiddle with the gas stove and ask her to bake you a cake).
I am the same sort of person online as in real life; but i won't bring real world politics or views on religion into the game, because then its like a forum: and your just arguing
AJ: [Laughs] Good answer. Tulip Farella, thank you very much and good luck in the election!
TF: Thank you.
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