Von Hapsburg goes to several tables:
The first is the RF table:
“Hello, I am ENP Chairman von Hapsburg. I know that you supported the ELP last term, but with Gonzov gaining in influence, perhaps it is time to consider a new path. I know you want the Queen to have political power, but we need to look at the political situation. People will see your proposal as dictatorial, and will have nothing to do with you if we do not sugar-coat it. The only monarchy people are willing to support – what the yes voters wanted – was a British style constitutional monarchy. We can negotiate if you can propose a compromise. Perhaps, we could also give you some seats in the GA. Just send your list, and we will think about it.”
Next, the EBA table:
“Good morning, Franz von Hapsburg here, ENP Chairman.”
“I know you supported the MRP last term, but, seeing as they are kaputt, as the Germans say, people are probably vying for your attention. The ENP’s plan is simple: privatize what is not needed for the running of the government. As you know, I am working to end the state monopoly on arms production. Also, we are planning modest tax cuts across the board, and cutting unnecessary services, such as sport subsidies in the MoI.
Questions?”
After that, the AFSF:
“Good morning, my name is Per von Hapsburg of the ENP.
You say you want to improve living conditions? I’m all ears.
On New Bengal. Let’s face it, short of a miracle, our men and women will have to go there. Now the question is, how to minimize the danger, and give the men and women the life they deserve after a war. What I propose: I propose preferential treatment to retired and discharged servicemen. Priority in the employment office, a wage bonus for those who enter the emergency or civil service, discounts in government housing and education. And the big one: special tax breaks. Servicemen will have reduced taxes. Meaning they can start their own businesses, raise a family, rejoin the body politic.
Questions, sir?”
The first is the RF table:
“Hello, I am ENP Chairman von Hapsburg. I know that you supported the ELP last term, but with Gonzov gaining in influence, perhaps it is time to consider a new path. I know you want the Queen to have political power, but we need to look at the political situation. People will see your proposal as dictatorial, and will have nothing to do with you if we do not sugar-coat it. The only monarchy people are willing to support – what the yes voters wanted – was a British style constitutional monarchy. We can negotiate if you can propose a compromise. Perhaps, we could also give you some seats in the GA. Just send your list, and we will think about it.”
Next, the EBA table:
“Good morning, Franz von Hapsburg here, ENP Chairman.”
“I know you supported the MRP last term, but, seeing as they are kaputt, as the Germans say, people are probably vying for your attention. The ENP’s plan is simple: privatize what is not needed for the running of the government. As you know, I am working to end the state monopoly on arms production. Also, we are planning modest tax cuts across the board, and cutting unnecessary services, such as sport subsidies in the MoI.
Questions?”
After that, the AFSF:
“Good morning, my name is Per von Hapsburg of the ENP.
You say you want to improve living conditions? I’m all ears.
On New Bengal. Let’s face it, short of a miracle, our men and women will have to go there. Now the question is, how to minimize the danger, and give the men and women the life they deserve after a war. What I propose: I propose preferential treatment to retired and discharged servicemen. Priority in the employment office, a wage bonus for those who enter the emergency or civil service, discounts in government housing and education. And the big one: special tax breaks. Servicemen will have reduced taxes. Meaning they can start their own businesses, raise a family, rejoin the body politic.
Questions, sir?”