DISSOLUTION OF THE NAFTA, 1738.

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ORDER OF PROSCRIPTION OF THE NAFTA ORGANIZATION

 

Through the powers of his office, the Solicitor-General makes the following Order in exercise of the powers conferred to him by his Imperial Majesty of the Holy Orenian Empire to issue the following proscription of the organization known as NAFTA.

 

Acting in effect as both a political party and collaborative effort by leal vassals to act in direct contradiction with the direct authority of the imperial government, the Emperor has deemed this organization dissolved.

 

The Solicitor-General believes that the organisations to be proscribed is concerned with undermining the authority of the empire.

 

Those continuing to support this organization and exercising any office with direct relation to continuing its existence shall be deemed guilty of sedition.

 

This order of proscription may be cited as coming into force on the day after the day on which it is made.

 

HIS EXCELLENCY THE SOLICITOR-GENERAL, 

Veikko Harjalainen, esq.

 

HIS ROYAL MAJESTY, 

Pierce I of House Devereux,

King of Curonia, Duke of Curon & Umbra, Count of Albion, Arbor, Avalain, Blackreach & Cyrilsburg, Baron of Alsace, Arisan, Frosthold, Rivia, & Vasile, and Lord of Avernia, Bear Mountain & Blackden.

 

HIS EXCELLENCY, 

Ser Konrad Arthur Stafyr, Lord Palatine of the Kingdom of Hanseti-Ruska, Councilor Paramount and Lord Speaker of the Royal Duma, Knight of the Haensenic Realm.

 

HIS HIGHNESS,

Prince Arthur Stephen of the House of Suffolk, Royal Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Second Lord of the Royal Exchequer and the Royal Tribune.

 

11th of Horen’s Calling, 1738.

 

[Icarnus 1669]

Adrian rolls in his grave to give the Emperor a thumbs up

[Dyl 2088]

Marcus also rolls over to give thumbs up to his cousin

[SpookyLean 880]

“A united Empire,” He smiles, holding his hand flatly against his chest.

[Esterlen 4499]

Frederick Armas swings his slack jaw in laughter at the proclamation, “If only His Imperial Majesty had allowed me to speak in a private capacity at the meeting. He is lucky, for the sake of diplomacy, that he did not,” he says to his nephew, Veikko.