Jin Jianhong: "We will return Indrala to the People."A return to "good-old fashioned, people-first politics" is the message that the Reformists want to give people. At the party's opening conference, the new co-leading duo: Jin Jianhong, and retired general, Xun Fen, were deeply critical of Indrala's betrayal of the people of Indrala. Voicing themselves as a pro-business, libertarian party, they saw it as their duty to reverse the wayward direction of the Establishment, and to end the policy of "liberal interventionism".
The party is running on a platform of intense privatisation, and the cutting of government funds, whilst maintaining the liberal democracy society that has been developed within the Fourth and Fifth Republics. Their pro-interventionist position has not prevented them from actively criticising the Establishment's handling of multiple foreign affairs issues, already standing against Dankuk sanctions. This seems to be their attitude to many issues within Indrala. That, whilst the government are doing
some things correctly, the government are not doing
enough. To put it the way of one party member: "the current political parties have a positive plan for Indrala, however this tends to spiral into a plan of destitution rather swiftly."
At the Party's Central Headquarters at the 玻璃屋 (the Glass House Building), in Mudanwan, Jin and Xun met with an enthusiastic crowd of roughly a thousand people to speak of their vision for the future of Indrala. Both were critical about Indrala's current dispute with Dankuk. Jin also spoke about the mining industry, promising workers that were the Reformists to be elected they would place emphasis on creating crucial well-paid jobs within primary and secondary industries - in particular mining.
The Headquarters of the Reformists in Mudanwan, MinHighlights from Jin Jianhong's speech:
My friends, and fellow Indralans. For too long have you been ignored; you have been sidelined by a government not concerned with domestic affairs, but rather occupied unnecessarily with international disputes that have no benefit for you. You elect a government to see your lives improve, not the lives of people half way round the world. The current establishment are obsessed with what I and the General like to call "liberal interventionism". When a left-leaning government attempts to get tangled up within international affairs through unnecessary means such as sanctions and embargoes. Despite their reallocation of resources to other areas, they still wish to display power at all costs - unless it means using the military, in which case we then back out.
...later in the speech...
Domestic Affairs have been ignored by government for a while now. The Reformists will change that. The people who make Indrala run - the miners, and the farmers,
and the factory workers - shall have the support of the government again. We will return Indrala to the people. Mining will boom, and Indrala will become the greatest manufacturing nation in the world. I have faith that, through privatisation, mixed with a strong, small central government, we can achieve this by the end of the century - perhaps earlier.
...and at the end of the speech...
If we do not believe we can, we won't. The establishment have had an all too negative attitude for too long now. They do not believe in Indrala. They do not believe in the people of Indrala. Well let us offer you an alternative that does believe in Indrala; that does believe in the people. Therefore, let us go forward believing that we can, believing we must. Let us set a benchmark for others to follow. Let us, together, reestablish Indrala as the strong leader that it once was. Indeed, together we shall make Indrala great again. Thank-you and goodnight!
Jin Jianhong gave a powerful speech against the Establishment as he formed the Reformists
