I'm not sure what was happening in NS at the time that TSP wasn't involved in. My last term was inactive because Gameplay was inactive.

But hey, I've never really placed much importance on being universally liked. I revel in being controversial, because that means my actions actually have consequence and mean something. My tenure as minister oversaw the most radical change in TSP's alignment and foreign policy in years. I'm proud of that. And not to toot my own horn too much, but I also left my mark on the whole NS gameplay community. TSP went from a backwater controlled by imperialists to an actually independent region with our own agency. We mattered, because we had people at the helm who weren't afraid to dive into the deep end.


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