Vote For SC resolution Condemn Australian rePublic

[background-block=#265780][hr][center][floatleft][img]http://z2.ifrm.com/10711/28/0/p1090384/tnp_header.png[/img][/floatleft][size=200][color=#dfecff]Security Council Vote Recommendation[/color][/size][/center][hr][center][b][size=125] [/size][color=#dfecff]Part of the[/color] [url=/page=dispatch/id=724191][color=#94c248]Information for WA Voters[/color][/url] [color=#dfecff]program[/color][size=125] [/size][/b][/center][hr][/background-block]
[box][size=150][color=#265780]Resolution at Vote: [url=/page=sc]Condemn Australian rePublic[/url][/color][/size]
[size=150][color=#265780]Vote Recommendation:[/color] [b]For[/b][/size][/box]

[size=150][color=#265780]Resolution Analysis[/color][/size]
A focused and well-written proposal, "Condemn Australian rePublic" (SC) makes a thorough and humorous case for why its target is to be condemned by the Security Council. The nation in question, Australian rePublic, is one of the game's most prominent issue authors, with a full [u]seventeen[/u] (17) published issues to their name, and a consistent presence in the "Got Issues?" subforum. While the seemingly logical decision would be to [i]commend[/i] the target for their lasting efforts rather than condemning them, the proposal's author blends the meta with the in-character to build a compelling argument that is pleasing to read and feels entirely appropriate in its conclusions. Additionally, the fourth wall in our office went missing shortly after one of the "missions" mentioned in the proposal, and we want it back.

For these reasons, the Ministry of World Assembly Affairs recommends voting [b]For[/b] the at-vote Security Council proposal, "Condemn Australian rePublic".

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[b][color=#dfecff]Sponsored by the[/color] [url=http://forum.thenorthpacific.org/forum/39609/][color=#94c248]Ministry of World Assembly Affairs[/color][/url] [color=#dfecff]of The North Pacific.[/color][/b][/center][hr][/background-block]