State of the Union Response Speech

 

 

Direct Statement

 

At the moment, the National Alliance Party wishes to have an equal representation in the government, and to have greater control over the oil of Cuborica. 

Regarding the government, We believe that creating a controlled environment and court where representation from all three parties have equal power and say in issues regarding our country would help all parties have a greater chance to voice their concerns. A good step into making a better government would be having a constitutional convention, as stated in the state of the union speech, where the three political parties would reform the government. In such a meeting we would create a government so each party has an equalizing effect by creating a congress. This may be a big step, but we firmly believe that a critical reformation is needed for our country, not just small, primary and unsatisfactory steps.

We expect to be fully and equally active in the exploratory committees.

As a party, and as the people who control the territory that consists of the richest supply of oil outside of the Rhine Strip, we want a large percent of the profit that comes from the Cuborican oil industry. Unlike Alaska who gets royalties, we want a percentage of the actual profit, so we may expand on our education and help aid the unemployed. We believe that this is a necessary step to creating economic equality between the parites and people of Cuboricas. There have been 28 wars in Africa in the last 3 years because of minerals and resources.  Recently, in Nigeria, which is the fifth largest provider of oil to the United States there have been revolts and attacks by an organization called MEND which is the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta. These people have taken more than 100  hostages in the last year. They are demanding profit and benefits from the oil to further the economic advantages of the incredibly poor people of this region. If the Boreceans do not get advantages and a percentage of the oil profit our area may be a center for these kind of groups and attacks which would not benefit the overall state of Cuborica. 

Regarding the Rhine Strip and Bosgovnia, we do not believe that war is necessary to work out our problems with them, and that violence should only be used as a last resort. The Boreacan people do not wish to be forced to fight the Bosgovnians, and will not respond well if forced to battle.