85th General Assembly

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Mrs. Juliette Le Fromage, General-Secretary of the World Congress

The World Congress welcomes governments, political parties and other organisations to the 85th General Assembly Session.

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Krsyijmai Krsyijmaidrsme Vrnkrt, Extraordinary Representative to the World Congress General Assembly, Jelbek Khanate

Nations of the world,

The Jelbek Khanate does not approach the General Assembly lightly. The Khans of the past have eschewed the World Congress, seeing it as an infringement upon the sovereignty of the great hordes and our freedom on the steppe.

However, extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures. We approach in this spirit.

It is with great resolve that the Jelbek people now stare into the abyss of starvation and desperation at the hands of an outlaw regime in Kafuristan. Indeed, all of Majatra suffers at the hands of the Ba'athist regime, and even men and women in Kafuristan itself will soon suffer starvation if the world does not act decisively to bring an end to the illegal actions of that regime.

Kafuristan's regime flaunts both Resolution 59 and Resolution 109 by harboring pirates on its eastern shores, who have already killed several innocent crewmen from Badaran ships. Jelbek men, women, and children depend on the fuel in these ships to make ends meet day to day. We are not capable of combatting this piracy ourselves. We will starve at the hands of this illegal activity - the world must act.

Lourenne, a member of the Security Council, has begun to stir in this direction - but it is not enough on its own. Not until the Kafuri regime is made to answer for its crimes will Jelbek lives be secure, not until then will Majatran stability be ensured. The Kafuri regime denies that it harbors piracy. Let it, then, submit to inspection and investigation from the World Congress Anti Piracy Office as outlined in R59. We call upon the Security Council to act at once in this matter - piracy cannot be tolerated in any form anywhere on Terra.

We call also upon the Security Council to condemn the Kafuri regime specifically. Its actions in murdering foreign nationals, its actions in severing ties to all nations in Majatra, its actions in harboring piracy - all of these are the actions of a regime which is anathema to the survival of civilized society. We call upon the Security Council and the World Congress to act to condemn and isolate this dangerous rogue regime.

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Silvestrs Veinbergs Dolgavian Representative to the World Congress

The Kingdom of Dolgava calls for diplomatic action and a cease in hostilities in Majatra. The news from Jelbania is very troubling indeed and we must not delay in resolving the conflict that is going on in Majatra. The Kingdom of Dolgava formally condemns piracy and other acts that are clearly in violation of international law from Kafuristan. For now we hope that the World Congress takes action to prevent further escalation.

Thank You

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Alejandra Bechamaise, Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom of Lourenne to the World Congress

What the Dolgavan Representative should do is exit this chamber with whatever dignity they have left. It is too late for such reaction. Where was this reaction when millions in Majatra were threatened? Dorvik, Trigunia, and Dolgava are all equally complicit in the atrocities, piracy, and tensions that exist in Majatra. Frankly, it is too late for any reaction. The world saw the true politics of these nations. We see. We hear. We will not forget.

The United Kingdom, the Security Council, and the rest of the free world will continue to navigate this conflict with cooperation. We ask that "northern nations" keep to their affairs, for the sake and sanity of this world.

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Silvestrs Veinbergs Dolgavian Representative to the World Congress

Is the Representative from Lourenne saying that somehow Dolgava was complicit in Piracy? The claims made by Lourenne are clearly absurd... However unlike Lourenne who will come here looking for arguments and starting shouting matches, we are committed to helping be apart of the solution to the problem currently unfolding. However when we bicker and fight like Lourenne has tried to instigate, we get nowhere. I think it should be the Lourenne Representative who should leave before they continue to make a fool of themselves...

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Alejandra Bechamaise, Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom of Lourenne to the World Congress

The lack of educational services in Dolgava is really showing here, colleagues. This is what happens when we focus too much on building submarines and rockets instead of interesting in our people.

No Mr.Veinbergs, we are saying Dolgava was complicit in piracy. What we are saying is Dolgava should have denounced Kafuristan from the start. Your cries for peace mean nothing now. The situation had begun to improve, as a matter of fact--without any interference from your country or your mother country.

We recommend you inform yourself on the situation before you enter this chamber and pretend you are suddenly for peace.

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Silvestrs Veinbergs Dolgavian Representative to the World Congress

I cannot believe I have to be telling a Security Council member this but this chamber is not to pick fun or insult each other, may I recommend your own press as a useful outlet to vent your rage. Dolgava may be distant from area of conflict. We also do not appreciate having our calls for peace be labeled as "pretend", I assure you this is sincere and you may not accept it, frankly that is your problem but I hope the international community takes this more seriously then the supposed "champion of diplomacy" does...

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Marco Döhl, Permanent Representative to the World Congress, Kingdom of Dorvik

It is humorous and ironic that a member of the Security Council, someone elected to represent the World Congress on the wider world stage, is telling a member of the General Assembly that they should leave. Lourenne has been an admirable nation for centuries, once serving as the bastion for human rights, green energy and a proud people. In past times Lourenne would've welcomed any assistance in countering piracy, advancing the agenda of the World Congress. Now? They condemn it. Dolgava came to support the World Congress' overall mission in Kafuristan in condemning the actions of the Kafuri government. What was it met with? Hostility from a member of the Security Council which, only years after the outbreak of tensions in Kafuristan, have acted and only because for two sessions the Security Council has sat inactive, staring at the world and feigning care.

You can blame Dorvik, Dolgava, Trigunia for whatever you wish it simply doesn't make it truth. Diplomacy is conducted by those who are prepared to engage in diplomacy, the Kingdom's very limited recognition of the regime in Kafuristan is hardly unbelievable. I'm not sure what Lourenne is inferring by blaming Dorvik for the current situation in Kafuristan, are we meant to withdraw our ambassadors, decline recognition and ferment further destabilization by engaging with non-state actors and third party groups that make Lourenne and its allies feel warm and cozy on the inside because they say they believe in the same values as Lourenne? That is hardly practical and if Lourenne thinks thats how diplomacy is taught, I urge them to focus less on energy and what they teach school children and educate their diplomats on international theory.

Least we ignore Lourenne has continually shacked up with Beiteynu, a nation which has faced serious issues of gross violations of national sovereignty through its exploitive and aggressive intelligence operations. Does Lourenne stand for national sovereignty or does it stand for whats convenient for them to pay attention to? It's a nice notion to attempt to place yourself on a moral high ground and say "We condemn!" but do little about the problem. Dorvik has been actively engaged with the Kafuri government attempting to get to the bottom of the truth regarding the human rights abuses and only now the situation has drastically changed due to the continued rise of Ahmadi extremism that has been left unchecked by the Security Council, this session and the previous session.

We'll sit here and wait for the inevitable anti-Dorvish bloc to come forth and foam at the mouth instead of taking action because someone told them the truth.

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Katerina Sheket, Head of the Medinat Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Homeland State of Beiteynu

We will not insult the intelligence of the General Assembly by denying the points outlined by the Dorvish representative towards the past conduct of our intelligence services; we did it, we paid for it, we enacted change.

Insofar as the active engagement with Kafuristan is concerned, our intel indicates that, excluding a first communique at the beginning of the situation caught by the Dorvish media and 1 military action on grounds of reconnaissance just a little bit after Beiteynu sat down at the negotiation table to avoid conflict, the Dorvish Government has involved itself no further than that.

Respectfully, Mr. Döhl, the founder, and only member of the anti-Dorvish bloc, seems to be Dorvik itself.

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Ashley Starling, Hutorian Ambassador to the World Congress

Unless Beitenyu has intimate details of the diplomatic channels between Dorvik and Kafuristan, i do not believe angone here can truly know if Dorvik has been engaged or not, unless the Beitenyu State is admitting it does have an intimate knowledge of the diplomatic channels between two sovereign states, escpeially when they refer to "intel", in which case I think they are making my Dorvische colleagues point about former violations of a nation's national sovereignty.

With all that being said, this back and forth solves nothing, and instead this august body should be focusing on how assistance can be offered to the situation. The Security Council is moving forward with using WC Peacekeepers and the MSCO to engage in anti-piracy duties. I have also seen a new Resolution on condemning Badaran overzealousness of targetting all Kafuri vessels. I rise to ask two questions then;

With current ongoing negotiations between Kafuristan and Beitenyu has there been any discussion on the issue of piracy and has the new Kafuri government been given a chance to assist the two Naval Task Forces in hunting down the pirates?

Second have any nations been asked to participate in the World Congess Peacekeeping Force to combat the piracy, or is the World Congress Security Council allowing this to be purely a matter for the MSCO along with Beitenyu and its allies?