Lietuveska
14-03-2004, 01:15
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A young woman in her 30s came onto the television screen. Almond shaped sapphire blue eyes with straight and beautiful brown hair along with an oval face and perfect nose were shown. "Good evening, I'm Zofia Telaski. As you know, elections are being held over the next week to determine new seats in Getczechen, in which 100 of the 200 members face reelection or loss. The election is expected to be particularly tense in northern regions of the country, after feelings of being ignored have been expressed.
"Some international influence will occur, but Lietuvs will only use the international community's opinion as a basis for making their own opinion. Let's go to Martin Kasgoord for more. Martin?"
A tall man came on the screen, standing in front of a large flatscreen television monitor with the Lietuv flag on the background and the words "Election '04!" brandished across it. There were five icons underneath the logo, each one belonging to a particular party.
"Thank you, Zofia. The elections taking place over the next week will determine power shifts in Lietuv policy. The Lietuv Conservative Party has experienced increased popularity throughout the USSL, after it moderated several positions. The Maata Environmental Front has all but collapsed, making more room for oppurtunity for other parties. As most of you may know, the Social Progressives still hold a majority of seats, with 104 of the seats." He immediately touched the icon for the Social Progressives, which was farthest to the left. Immediately a brief description, as well as information on the party's leader, motto, and ultimate goal were displayed on the large monitor. "The Social Progressives have an ultimate goal of making Lietuveska very powerful in affairs involving socialist and socialistic nations. The SPs have been known to have silence on issues such as taxes and private enterprise. The Lietuv Conservative Party has recently taken advantage of this silence, and cut the tax rate nearly 32% in the past few months. The Social Progressives make civil rights and political freedoms their largest concerns. Party Chairman, Gregory Jundaus, cousin of the Vice President, has said that he is dedicated to making Lietuveska the 'freest nation in the world.' Recent attempts to quell domestic terrorism have been under attack by the Social Progressives, saying that it will only provoke opposition. Many political analysts have seen the SPs as distancing themselves from average Lietuvs."
He then went back to the main screen, and hit the Lietuv Conservative Party icon. It also had a brief description and other information. "The LCP has been experiencing rising popularity in the past few years, as they support tax cuts and a slightly bigger defense budget. It is mostly the responsibility of the LCP that President Weston ordered a press release regarding terrorism, and compiled an informative list of domestic terrorist organizations. However, the LCP wishes to let Lietuvs know that it is socially moderate, supporting limited abortion and euthanasia. They favor private enterprise, though feel that slow transition is needed. The LCP holds 46 of the seats in Getczechen, and is allied with the Independent Party to form the Independent-Conservative Coalition, which together forms the second-largest party of the Getczechen. The LCP is very optimistic that it will experience good results, and hopes that it may rise to contain a majority of Getczhechen seats. Political analysts say the results are 'likely.' Party Chairwoman Lashira Vladonski has expressed her utmost excitement at the LCP's increasing popularity."
He then turned and went back to the main screen, this time touching the Labour Democrats icon. "The Labour Democrats have been keeping a rather moderate and uknown position on many things for the past several years. They have constantly refused to ally with the Social Progressives, despite the power that could result from such a coalition. It is expected that the LDs, who hold only 24 seats of the Getczechen, will lose most of their seats in the coming week, due to lack of funds, momentum, and advertising. The Labour Democrats Party Chairman, Bjorn Voorla, has expressed no comment to the LNA."
He then went back to the main screen yet again, and hit the Maata Environmental Front icon. Turning back to the camera, trying to keep a somewhat straight face, Martin began his report on the MEF. "The Maata Environmental Front was established 12 years ago before Lietuv independence, originally as an organization protesting Russian occupation and to encourage all Lietuvs to be passionate about enhancing the Earth's natural beauty. Over the years, the MEF has lost momentum, mostly due to suspicions of links to the Anarchist Liberation Front, a domestic terrorist organization. Two seats are taken by the MEF, which are expected to be lost. This collapse of the party's presence in the Getczechen will likely result in the collapse of the entire party. The two gotens representing the MEF have issued no comment."
For the final time, he turned back to the screen, and touched the Independent Party icon. Looking at the camera, he spoke with formality not heard since his talking of the LCP. "The Independent Party, while small, has allied itself with the LCP. Alone, the IP is only 24 seats strong. However, the I-C Coalition gives the two parties a total of 70 seats, making them the second-largest. The Independent Party is largely conservative, but wishes to have limited immigration and wants the government to keep most control of business. Most Lietuvs do not connect themselves with the Independent Party, and it is expected to lose most of its seats when the results of the elections are announced next week. The IP Chairman has issued no statement."
"The Lietuv News Agency encourages Lietuvs to take the initiave to vote, and also encourage the international community to do the same. It is very important that the USSL propel itself into the future. This election is a small example of that hurtle."
A young woman in her 30s came onto the television screen. Almond shaped sapphire blue eyes with straight and beautiful brown hair along with an oval face and perfect nose were shown. "Good evening, I'm Zofia Telaski. As you know, elections are being held over the next week to determine new seats in Getczechen, in which 100 of the 200 members face reelection or loss. The election is expected to be particularly tense in northern regions of the country, after feelings of being ignored have been expressed.
"Some international influence will occur, but Lietuvs will only use the international community's opinion as a basis for making their own opinion. Let's go to Martin Kasgoord for more. Martin?"
A tall man came on the screen, standing in front of a large flatscreen television monitor with the Lietuv flag on the background and the words "Election '04!" brandished across it. There were five icons underneath the logo, each one belonging to a particular party.
"Thank you, Zofia. The elections taking place over the next week will determine power shifts in Lietuv policy. The Lietuv Conservative Party has experienced increased popularity throughout the USSL, after it moderated several positions. The Maata Environmental Front has all but collapsed, making more room for oppurtunity for other parties. As most of you may know, the Social Progressives still hold a majority of seats, with 104 of the seats." He immediately touched the icon for the Social Progressives, which was farthest to the left. Immediately a brief description, as well as information on the party's leader, motto, and ultimate goal were displayed on the large monitor. "The Social Progressives have an ultimate goal of making Lietuveska very powerful in affairs involving socialist and socialistic nations. The SPs have been known to have silence on issues such as taxes and private enterprise. The Lietuv Conservative Party has recently taken advantage of this silence, and cut the tax rate nearly 32% in the past few months. The Social Progressives make civil rights and political freedoms their largest concerns. Party Chairman, Gregory Jundaus, cousin of the Vice President, has said that he is dedicated to making Lietuveska the 'freest nation in the world.' Recent attempts to quell domestic terrorism have been under attack by the Social Progressives, saying that it will only provoke opposition. Many political analysts have seen the SPs as distancing themselves from average Lietuvs."
He then went back to the main screen, and hit the Lietuv Conservative Party icon. It also had a brief description and other information. "The LCP has been experiencing rising popularity in the past few years, as they support tax cuts and a slightly bigger defense budget. It is mostly the responsibility of the LCP that President Weston ordered a press release regarding terrorism, and compiled an informative list of domestic terrorist organizations. However, the LCP wishes to let Lietuvs know that it is socially moderate, supporting limited abortion and euthanasia. They favor private enterprise, though feel that slow transition is needed. The LCP holds 46 of the seats in Getczechen, and is allied with the Independent Party to form the Independent-Conservative Coalition, which together forms the second-largest party of the Getczechen. The LCP is very optimistic that it will experience good results, and hopes that it may rise to contain a majority of Getczhechen seats. Political analysts say the results are 'likely.' Party Chairwoman Lashira Vladonski has expressed her utmost excitement at the LCP's increasing popularity."
He then turned and went back to the main screen, this time touching the Labour Democrats icon. "The Labour Democrats have been keeping a rather moderate and uknown position on many things for the past several years. They have constantly refused to ally with the Social Progressives, despite the power that could result from such a coalition. It is expected that the LDs, who hold only 24 seats of the Getczechen, will lose most of their seats in the coming week, due to lack of funds, momentum, and advertising. The Labour Democrats Party Chairman, Bjorn Voorla, has expressed no comment to the LNA."
He then went back to the main screen yet again, and hit the Maata Environmental Front icon. Turning back to the camera, trying to keep a somewhat straight face, Martin began his report on the MEF. "The Maata Environmental Front was established 12 years ago before Lietuv independence, originally as an organization protesting Russian occupation and to encourage all Lietuvs to be passionate about enhancing the Earth's natural beauty. Over the years, the MEF has lost momentum, mostly due to suspicions of links to the Anarchist Liberation Front, a domestic terrorist organization. Two seats are taken by the MEF, which are expected to be lost. This collapse of the party's presence in the Getczechen will likely result in the collapse of the entire party. The two gotens representing the MEF have issued no comment."
For the final time, he turned back to the screen, and touched the Independent Party icon. Looking at the camera, he spoke with formality not heard since his talking of the LCP. "The Independent Party, while small, has allied itself with the LCP. Alone, the IP is only 24 seats strong. However, the I-C Coalition gives the two parties a total of 70 seats, making them the second-largest. The Independent Party is largely conservative, but wishes to have limited immigration and wants the government to keep most control of business. Most Lietuvs do not connect themselves with the Independent Party, and it is expected to lose most of its seats when the results of the elections are announced next week. The IP Chairman has issued no statement."
"The Lietuv News Agency encourages Lietuvs to take the initiave to vote, and also encourage the international community to do the same. It is very important that the USSL propel itself into the future. This election is a small example of that hurtle."