NationStates Jolt Archive

Okay, so I submitted a proposal to repeal the recently passed "global food distribution act" but did so through wrong procedure. What I was supposedly to do was to find the resolution in question, and use the 'repeal resolution' link instead. So if any mod could help me retrieve my proposal while taking it down to avoid illegalities, that'd be real helpful. Thanks.

Okay, so I submitted a proposal to repeal the recently passed "global food distribution act" but did so through wrong procedure. What I was supposedly to do was to find the resolution in question, and use the 'repeal resolution' link instead. So if any mod could help me retrieve my proposal while taking it down to avoid illegalities, that'd be real helpful. Thanks.

http://www.nationstates.net/page=UN_repeal/repealid=129

Is the link you should use to repeal GFDA. The best way to ask for the mods in something like this is to send them a Getting Help Request via

http://www.nationstates.net/page=help

Thanks, did as told.

UN proposals are permanently deleted when removed from the queue, whether by normal expiration or mod deletion. However, I happened to still have a browser-cached copy.The General Assembly of the United Nations,

Concerned by the rhetoric of free-trade policies which are not by any means played in a "level playing field",

Further concerned with mass domestic unemployment, tumbling labor wages and various poverty issues that will arise and alienate social classes due to the implementation of one previous "Global Food Distribution Act",

Perplexed by the re-writing of economic history by free-trade advocates when historical data suggest otherwise,

Discouraged that the free-trade paradigm is democratic only in definition and not in practice,

Noting that further advancement of democracy and freedom should be determined by advancement of fair cooperative discourse and not unequal competition,

Further noting that "free" and "fair" in the context of trade are mutually exclusive,

HEREBY

Implorers all UN member nations to repeal "Global Food Distribution Act" in order to advance further diplomacy and development that will spread wealth more equitably.