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I apologize for the large number of articles coming from me lately, but it appears another is necessary. It has been made so by the reservations of Mr X , RedBud , and others.

The first thing you need to know about me, twezday77 , is that I come from the people. Most of my experience on e-sim comes from the perspective of the average citizen, with some from the perspective of a Congressman and an even smaller chunk from the perspective of a Cabinet member. I am also not someone with a premium account, or ulterior motives. I am merely an American citizen who has been given a position of power.

I am a good writer, a critical thinker, and a decent political chess player, which is why I earned and kept my place in the government. Though I've considered running for CP, I have decided against it, as I feel the position is too high for my taste-I am perfectly content to remain a cabinet member. It's a step closer to the people from whence I came.

My number one goal as a politician and cabinet member is to help my fellow citizens. We have the same needs and share the same goals. I check for people who need supplies as often as I can, and I provide them to the best of the Federal Reserve's ability. Even if money is tight, I will find a way to send something. I am willing to discuss policy issues and laws, you merely have to ask! If something of major importance arises, I will announce it, generally via shouts (so check the shouts, even if you have to click "more shouts" at the bottom). For instance, you will notice that I made it abundantly clear that Poland was our enemy, and that an MPP was ill-advised. Before voting with your first gut instinct, you can always check the shouts to see if we addressed it, and if you still have a question, feel free to ask. You will find that I am neither an alien nor an untouchable.

My main function is as an ambassador to our allies and a strategic adviser. When I put orders in the Org shout, it is because I carefully considered what the most important battles are for the US first, and our allies second. I communicate with our allies on a daily basis. Sometimes nothing of importance arises, and sometimes something big occurs. Sometimes private plans are made that are too sensitive to share, and those will be explained when the element of surprise or secrecy is no longer necessary. Loose lips sink ships, but those plans are also few and far between. Generally the policy is clear to everyone; like the fact that we are handing Brazil to Spain, as had been previously agreed upon before our invasion of Brazil occurred.

Government jobs tend to be pretty straightforward; manage government companies, communicate with allies, provide supplies, give orders, etc. They tend to be very basic, unchanging jobs that don't particularly require a policy discussion. I find from personal experience that before I became a high-level government member, I overestimated the amount of debatable decisions the government actually made, and I theorize that that leads to increased suspicion of governments that seem to be lacking in communication. In fact I can assure you that just today President shurdy and I discussed anti-corruption initiatives.

Please, Congressmen and other citizens, if you have questions, just ask! If you're curious, take the first step. If you want to discuss a law, make a shout about it. That is perfectly within your power. Once a law is already proposed, it's public, there's no need to be secretive about it. This government would be more open than you thought, if only you asked questions before questioning the government itself.

I hope this clears things up. Viva America o7




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