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Nathan Deal
On this fourth week of the 5^th month of the 14^th year of the 21st Century, my wife Sandra and I enter the service of our native country with excited expectancy, sincere humility and unwavering resolve.As we stand here in this beautiful Capitol building.

Much has changed in the more than a half century since my first visit here, but my sense of awe and appreciation of our history has not. The historic journey on the road of self-government which our nation has embarked upon.


The evolution of society has infringed on much of the elbow room our ancestors enjoyed and government has been asked to regulate our actions as we bump into each other in our frantic search for success. In times of economic prosperity, we often ignore the costs and inconvenience of governmental paternalism. But in times such as these, with more than one of every ten of our employable citizens out of work, we must justify every cent that government extracts from our economy. Therefore, we must concentrate our attention and our resources on the core responsibilities of government.


College students should be concerned about their grades not whether they are going to be mugged on their way home from class. Visitors to our cities should be treated as welcomed guests and protected. Families should not live in fear of gang violence and drive-by shootings. But most of all, our dedicated law enforcement officers must not be targets for criminals. Anyone who harms one of them harms us all, for they embody the Constitutional mandate that government provide us with protection and security.

Breaking the culture of crime and violence is not a task for law enforcement officials alone. Parents must assume more responsibility for their children. Communities must marshal their collective wills; civic and religious organizations must use their influence to set the tone for expected behavior.


For violent and repeat offenders, we will make you pay for your crimes. For other offenders who want to change their lives, we will provide the opportunity to do so with Day Reporting Centers, Drug, DUI and Mental Health Courts and expanded probation and treatment options.
As a nation, we cannot afford to have so many of our citizens waste their lives because of addictions. It is draining our National Treasury and depleting our workforce.

As a former Governor I called on local elected officials, Sheriffs and local law enforcement personnel to work with me and State law enforcement officers to break this cycle of crime that threatens the security of all law abiding citizens. And I plan to do the same as Vice-President


One of the other core responsibilities of this government is the education of our children. This is an undertaking that has been the primary focus of several of my predecessors in this office. Despite their best efforts and that of dedicated teachers and educators all across our state, our public education system in grades K through 12 has failed to make the progress we need. This failure is a stain on our efforts to recruit businesses to our nation and is a contributing factor in the frightening crime statistics previously mentioned. High dropout rates and low graduation percentages are incompatible with the future I envision for Ireland.

We are blessed with many schools that are producing excellent results and it is their example which we should attempt to replicate all across the nation. We are also blessed with dedicated teachers and principals who work very hard to improve the lives of the young people they teach. In addition, we have many support staff and dedicated parents who are an important part of our education system. I thank them for their service and encourage them in these difficult economic times. I will do my best to reward their efforts.

Improving public education is not just the responsibility of educators. Therefore, I call on all Irish men and women to rededicate themselves to the improvement of education. I ask parents to read to their young children and cooperate with teachers so that educational excellence is a family goal. I ask teachers and educators to recommit themselves to their profession and be willing to embrace new ideas. I ask local school boards to listen to the opinions of parents and teachers as they adopt education policies. And I ask the members of Congress and our National School Board to work with me to restore discipline in our schools, eliminate bureaucratic nonsense, adopt fair funding mechanisms and reward quality and excellence. If we do these things, we will convey the magic of learning to our children and restore the joy of teaching to our educators.


Another core responsibility of National Government is transportation. With an expansive land mass that is populated by one large metropolitan area, several medium-sized municipalities, and many smaller cities and rural counties, our transportation needs are very diverse. With our ports at Dublin, Cork, and many others, we are part of an expanding international trade community. We will do our part to deepen the Cork port in order to accommodate the larger vessels. But we must do more. Our rail capacity and cargo routes must be improved and expanded. We must not miss this opportunity to provide jobs for the Irish.

Highway congestion, especially in the Greater Dublin  area is a deterrent to job growth in the region. If we do not solve this problem soon, we will lose the businesses who want to expand or locate in our nation. I am dedicated to working with all elements of government to improve our transportation system and I call on all the Irish to join us. We must put aside some of the regional differences of the past and work for the common good of our nation.


As our nation continues to grow, the demand for water has likewise increased. As Vice-President, I will continue to pursue negotiations with nations to reach a resolution of the long standing dispute over the use of water in our Federal reservoirs and our major rivers. We will develop regional reservoirs and continue our conservation efforts. We have been blessed with abundant water resources and we must use them wisely.

Ireland cannot achieve its potential if its people are not healthy. As Vice-President, I will resist the efforts of the Congress to mandate its solutions on our people, our businesses and our government. We will do our part to provide healthcare to our most vulnerable citizens, but government cannot make or keep us healthy. The primary responsibility for good health rests with individuals and families. We can help cultivate a culture of wellness in our educational programs and offer incentives in Medicaid and the Health Insurance Program, but it is only individuals and families that can make healthy lifestyle choices.


There are many other functions of our Government, but I consider these to be the most important. Each in its own way is a part of the greatest challenge we face, the creation of jobs for our citizens. If we make Ireland the best place in the world to live, learn and work, businesses will grow and expand and we will achieve real prosperity. That is my goal and the actions of my administration will always be focused on it.


So today as we embark on this journey to lead our nation forward, I call on all of the Irish people to assume responsibility for themselves and their family. I call on communities and civic and religious organizations to continue and expand their efforts to serve the needs of people in their area. Our government cannot and should not be expected to provide for us what we can provide for ourselves.


Let us refocus our Government on its core responsibilities and relieve our taxpayers of the burden of unnecessary programs. Let us be frugal and wise. Let us restore the confidence of our citizens in a government that is limited and efficient. Together let us make Ireland the brightest star in the constellation of the World Alliance.

May God bless you and our great nation.

People of Kaevi! The time of havoc and discord is over! We [First Democratic Trust] have come to an agreement with  the people of the north [Luvointel] at long last! Several special economic areas that follow the desires of the people in the northern part of the country have been created. Those who live in those areas will be exempt from the Red Laws of the People and will live under a *sneering voice* capitalist system. In the future, people of a sector [government regional division] shall vote in order to become one of these select areas. Do not fear though, for permanently communist zones have been created as well and the same voting system applies there as well. All areas of the country, no matter what type of zone they fall into, are still under national law and are under equal protection. Thank you for your attention, comrades!

Spoiler:

The National Judiciary building at 3 Circle of Democracy, Narasti.