Liberate Illuminati
A resolution to strike down Delegate-imposed barriers to free entry in a region.

Category: Liberation | Nominee (region): Illuminati | Proposed by: Cormactopia Prime

The Security Council:

Observing that The Black Hawks, supported by a coalition of invader and imperialist forces, have invaded and occupied the region Illuminati, capitalizing upon the region's unpopularity in the hope that the interregional community will ignore their destructive aims;

Acknowledging that Illuminati has a troubled history, and that regional natives as well as foreign governments have legitimate grievances against its displaced regional government;

Conceding that intervention against the displaced regional government of Illuminati may be appropriate if requested by a significant portion of the native population, including natives forced from the region by said government;

Asserting that it would be preferable for such an intervention to be undertaken by a coalition reputable enough to be trusted with restoring native government after the intervention has concluded, rather than being conducted by invaders aiming to add Illuminati to their list of conquests and deprive its natives of democratic self-government, and perhaps prevent natives from returning to the region;

Declaring that it would be contrary to the mission statement of this Security Council to give tacit approval to the conquest of any region by invaders condemned by this very institution, except under the most grave and compelling circumstances, a litmus test this invasion and occupation does not pass;

Hereby Liberates Illuminati.

(This post was last modified: 03-10-2017, 11:01 AM by Railana.)

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Cormac's dispatch links to a few posts that indicate that there's native support for this liberation.

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However, for an alternate take on this issue, please see TNP's dispatch.

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"Liberate Illuminati" was defeated 9,738 votes to 9,094.

(This post was last modified: 03-10-2017, 12:13 PM by Railana.)

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"Foreign Patent Protection Act" was defeated 14,980 votes to 3,152.

That's good to know, but this isn't Foreign Patent Protection Act.  

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Whoops -- thanks for catching that!

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