At Your Pleasure

[Da_Emperors 1987]

At Your Pleasure

 

Ledicort d’Azor for the House of Commons

15th of the First Seed

 

 

 

 

          “Dear brethren, friends and citizens of the Empire -- Five years ago I ran for my first term in the House of Commons and I thank you dearly for your consideration to be placed within such a humbling office. Within the first term of service the National Party has shown to be one that seeks to serve the people of the Empire regardless of which part you may reside in. From the Revolution of 1800 in which we showed compromise for the betterment of the Empire to the legislative feats sponsored by Nationals in the commons, It has been shown that the interests of the common man remain as the priority of our party.

 

          The last time I ran for commons I had let my actions speak for me before the elections. This time I wish to speak to a few truths of my history as a citizen of the Empire in which I have been granted privilege to serve from the start of my career to this very day. At a most young age I had enlisted and taken the call to arms during the Sutican War. I believe to serve your country in battle or defense of what we hold dear is one of the strongest callings one can have in life. From the Sutican war, to the Inferi War, and to the settlement within the realm of Almaris -- my career of twenty eight years has been the greatest achievement and pride of my life. 

 

          During the time I had also sought to create a business, or company, that would be able to provide for my children to be and for families of the Empire who sought employment. Kaphro Azor and Company has remained in business since the year of 1773. Employment of Orenian citizens, purchasing goods from Orenian business and growth of the Orenian economy has been the goal in mind and such goal has succeeded. 

 

          Upon the time of my retirement, I had sought to offer my service to His Imperial Majesty and Empire once again. I sought to be elected to the House of Commons to fight for the issues that matter most to the common man. From reform of taxation, prevention of bills that would harm the citizens of the realm to fighting for reform of our civil courts and justice system -- we have already begun our path to service for the people and shall continue such fights as the National Party, for the greater good of the people. I seek to be your humble servant with your concerns at heart, with God as my witness. So once again, I ask, may I serve at your pleasure?”

 

Ledicort d’Azor

15th of the First Seed, Providence Square