Particracy Forum

We propose the World Congress recognize the Hulstrian People's Front as the legitimate government of the lands of Hulstria and Gao-Soto.

A government of one ethnicity is not feasible. Mikuni-Hulstria's three main ethnicities - the Hulstrians, the Kunihito, and the mixed Hulstro-Showans - are each roughly equal in number. We cannot recognise an organisation that can only represent a third of the country as its legitimate government, even ignoring the issues with directly recognising a political party as a government in itself.

We believe the Luthorian representative misunderstands the situation, the supreme goal of the HVF and VBF is to restore joint ethnic rule and equality in the nation.

As it has stated, the party line

seeks to ensure equality between the Hulstrians and the Kunihito

May I remind the representative of the 로동위원회 공산주의 공화국 연방 that the HVF and its affiliates are terrorist organizations that kidnapped and murdered our Minister of Justice? I can hardly see any justification for that.

We advocate for the sensible and just Volksbefreiungsfront, not the far-right Ritter der Schwarzen Sonne. Furthermore, while we certainty do not endorse the black knights, the Minister of "Justice" presided over a reign that suppressed citizens and especially the Hulstrian population in particular. We will not hide the fact that his premature death was no tragedy.

If you're so concerned about your spot going to an organization that opposes the Imperial government, why'd you leave your seat vacant in the first place? You have no right to leave abruptly so that the WC won't uncover the crimes of slavery and segregation in Gao-Soto, and then have the audacity to call what we do to the Hulstrian and Gao-Sotoan spot inappropriate.

The representative confuses me. First you propose the recognition of the Hulstrianische Volksfront, then the Volksbefreiungsfront? Furthermore, I would like to note that while the RdSS is itself a major threat to peace in Hulstria, it was the Hulstrianische Volksbefreiungsarmee who murdered Mr. Fukumoto. The HVF's leader, Oberlander, explicitly showed support for the action in messages to the nation, referring to the HVBA as 'our' brave fighters and laying out demands in exchange for Mr. Fukumoto's release in the first person.

Perhaps we should've made this more clear, our main contacts to the HVF are through the Volksbefreiungsfront, hence the earlier generalization. Herr Oberlander is his own person and his statements should not be taken as representative of the HVF at large. At the same time, we do not believe he was in the wrong at all with his statements on Fukumoto's death.

Oberlander is the leader of the HVF. If anything, he is the only one whose statements should be taken as the opinion of the HVF at large.

A man does not make a movement.

History would beg to differ.