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Candidate: Ryckwaert van Hecke—though I don't see why we should not set up tariffs.
Van der Wyngaert Act: Yes
Labour Exchanges Act: No—Socialist tosh.
[CCU]
I also condemn van't Boske's inability to speak properly in public.
—Deputy Lanterfanter den Tweede Slak
Van der Wyngaert Act: Yes
Labour Exchanges Act: No—Socialist tosh.
[CCU]
I also condemn van't Boske's inability to speak properly in public.
—Deputy Lanterfanter den Tweede Slak
Candidate: Tristan van Halle
Van der Wyngaert Act: Yes
Labour Exchanges Act: Abstain
[NDP]
- Tristan van Halle
Van der Wyngaert Act: Yes
Labour Exchanges Act: Abstain
[NDP]
- Tristan van Halle
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((Oopsie! Well, that was a mistake and a half.((and Contravarius, this are not yet presidential elections, so I doubt you should pick me as your candidate, unless you decided to join the RF))
...Although, that actually does not sound THAT bad of an idea...))
Candidate: Maarten Loewen
Van der Wyngaert Act: Yes
Labour Exchanges Act: Yes
[BSU]
- Valérie van der Wyngaert
Van der Wyngaert Act: Yes
Labour Exchanges Act: Yes
[BSU]
- Valérie van der Wyngaert
Candidate: Hans Müller
Van de Wyngaert Act: Nay
Labour Exchanges Act: Nay
[CCU]
Van de Wyngaert Act: Nay
Labour Exchanges Act: Nay
[CCU]
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Candidate: Samuel Vanderhoof
I abstain concerning proposed legislation.
[NDP]
-Guy Oultremont
Secretary of Labour and Welfare
I abstain concerning proposed legislation.
[NDP]
-Guy Oultremont
Secretary of Labour and Welfare
<sarcasm>Roll Up, Roll Up! Ladies and Gentlemen! It seams I have a miracle skill; I have mastered the art of being a liberal AND a socialist at the same time! I must spread my gift to the world! <sarcasm/>
Also, I would like to file a formal complaint about Ernest van't Boske, his actions are not becoming of a minister of this parliament.
~Jean di Picardie
Hmm, I'm a minister of this parliament? Last time I checked, RF wasn't in the government, I could be mistaken however...
- Ernest van't Boske, writing a letter to Comrade Raul in the USSR.
((TH I think you mixed me up with Gars Malou Rapace ((JackLBollda)) by accident as I'm not running for party leadership, I'm running for presidency. ))
Minister is merely another way of saying deputy, as Prime Minister is equivalent to Premier, you fool.
~Amile di Picardie
I fear you have spoken too rashly, sir. 'Minister' is not synonymous with 'deputy'. A minister is a member of the government who holds a portfolio. A deputy is merely a member of parliament.
~A. Pédant
The socialist ideas of the BSU seem to mix up positions all the time. Look at their party, they have a premier and a party president.
-"Luthor"
((BTW I change my mind about running, Felix is pulling out of the election))
As an actual Minister of this government, I find the actions of both Deputy van't Boske and Deputy di Picardie to be petty and unbecoming. There are people who actually voted for you for God's sake. Try not to act like children.
-Guy Oultremont
-Guy Oultremont
((I agree. Btw, I'm in no way connected to JackLEagle(?)... Anyhow, this has all become rather unclear.))
Amidst this electoral chaos, I must bow out of the CCU leadership race. It has become unclear what exactly I or anyone else in my party is running for. I endorse my fellow party member, Hans Müller, in his race for... something. I have no idea what he's running for.
Confused
Gars Marlou Rapace
LE TEMPS
Notices
Senseless in Java—Belloc Chodźko
Notices
Senseless in Java—Belloc Chodźko
Reviewed by Claudette van Damme; 6th September 1930
WHEN I received my copy of Mr. Chodźko's latest novel for review, I was rather surprised by what I found myself reading. Indeed, the novel was not a novel at all, but a work of what would probably be classified as non-fiction travel writing – though 'travel' seems a wholly inappropriate description having read the book. Senseless in Java follows the author's brief experiences as a war correspondent in Batavia. It is not a work of great wit and humour – which, given the subject matter, is forgivable – though still imbued with Chodźko's masterful way with words. Conjuring up the full and true experiences of the battlefield – horrifying and otherwise – the author manages to put across his pacifist leanings far more eloquently than had he chosen instead to simply pen an abstract thesis on the pity of conflict.
Senseless in Java is as modern a book as any of the author's recent fiction. Chodźko's reportage is vivid and cinematic – not at all prosaic or didactic – and through it, he manages to weave an almost 'semi-narrative' that speeds along with the battles and soldiers it depicts. It is a work of literature that belongs wholly in the new age, eschewing the values of the last century by holding them up to the light and exposing them as unsuitable. For any affected by the idea that the end of the colonial age may be right around the corner, the book is both encapsulating and essential.
Candidate: Maximilian Aerts
Van der Wyngaert Act: Yes
Labour Exchanges Act: Yes
[LDP]
Van der Wyngaert Act: Yes
Labour Exchanges Act: Yes
[LDP]
((Apologies - and fixed. I made a mistake because I copy-pasted the last Primaries update, when I gather Otto was running... Sorry for the inconvenience.))
My platform is Anti-Military/Secularism/Laissez-Faire/Free Trade/Full Citizenship
Candidate: Samuel Vanderhoof
Van de Wyngaert Act: Nay
Labour Exchanges Act:'Nay
[NDP]
Candidate: Samuel Vanderhoof
Van de Wyngaert Act: Nay
Labour Exchanges Act:'Nay
[NDP]
Candidate: Maximilian Aerts
Van der Wyngaert Act: Abstain
Labour Exchanges Act: Nay
[LDP]
Van der Wyngaert Act: Abstain
Labour Exchanges Act: Nay
[LDP]