Jai Raghilda
And the election results
Arnold Gustav: 29 votes
Dave Dorm Gaffer: 22 votes
Seren Undercroft: 19 votes
Willard Deerhunter: 15 votes
Captain Sisko: 15 votes
Sisko and Deerhunter will share half a vote on the council.
Congratulations all.
Thanks everyone for voting.
Showing posts with label Beit Dawla. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beit Dawla. Show all posts
Sunday, January 8, 2012
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Laandsrat Arrested, Government Paralysed
By Joe Shin
Al Raqis Raconteur
AL RAQIS - The Arraxes goverment was paralyzed this week when the Beit Dawla issued arrest warrants for all members of the Laandrat, accusing the members of a lack of action on the Black Pox epidemic and of taking advantage of the crisis for profit.
Most members of the Laandsrat have been placed under house arrest with the exception of Zeno Baxton, who turned herself in and is currently being held in a cell at the government center. The order was issued by Beit Dawla leader Jade Moonkill.
"I hear by order, as an elected member of the Beit Dawla established by order of the Sovereign – His most Exaltedness the Emperor, the immediate arrest of all members of the Laandsrat Council and the executive board of ARPharm," Moonkill said in the announcment. "To face charges of treason against the people of Araxes and crimes against humanity for failure to act swiftly and appropriately in this pandemic, human trafficking and exploitation. I also order the seizure and freezing of all property, assets, and financial accounts of its members and the stock holders and members of the executive board of the ARPharm until the time that they have been tried and found not guilty."
At least three of the Laandsrat members were also citizens of the UAP in 34 Tauri. The UAP government decried reactions in a statement.
"The UAP is most distressed to learn that its citizens have been placed under arrest on Araxes by order of a member of the Beit Dawla. Jade Moonkill is also a citizen of the Alliance, and it is troubling to see what one person can do to her fellow citizens," said a government spokeswoman.
Magistrate Joan Al Kafar of Arraxes, who was also one of those served warrants, declined comment.
Rersidents of Arrexes have been largely silent in the latest turn of the crisis, waiting to see what happens in the first big political crisis since the establishment of the Beit Dawla as a seperate branch of the Arraxen government.
Al Raqis Raconteur
AL RAQIS - The Arraxes goverment was paralyzed this week when the Beit Dawla issued arrest warrants for all members of the Laandrat, accusing the members of a lack of action on the Black Pox epidemic and of taking advantage of the crisis for profit.
Most members of the Laandsrat have been placed under house arrest with the exception of Zeno Baxton, who turned herself in and is currently being held in a cell at the government center. The order was issued by Beit Dawla leader Jade Moonkill.
"I hear by order, as an elected member of the Beit Dawla established by order of the Sovereign – His most Exaltedness the Emperor, the immediate arrest of all members of the Laandsrat Council and the executive board of ARPharm," Moonkill said in the announcment. "To face charges of treason against the people of Araxes and crimes against humanity for failure to act swiftly and appropriately in this pandemic, human trafficking and exploitation. I also order the seizure and freezing of all property, assets, and financial accounts of its members and the stock holders and members of the executive board of the ARPharm until the time that they have been tried and found not guilty."
At least three of the Laandsrat members were also citizens of the UAP in 34 Tauri. The UAP government decried reactions in a statement.
"The UAP is most distressed to learn that its citizens have been placed under arrest on Araxes by order of a member of the Beit Dawla. Jade Moonkill is also a citizen of the Alliance, and it is troubling to see what one person can do to her fellow citizens," said a government spokeswoman.
Magistrate Joan Al Kafar of Arraxes, who was also one of those served warrants, declined comment.
Rersidents of Arrexes have been largely silent in the latest turn of the crisis, waiting to see what happens in the first big political crisis since the establishment of the Beit Dawla as a seperate branch of the Arraxen government.
Saturday, September 3, 2011
Beit Dawla Delegates Elected
CNS reports
AL RAQIS, Araxes - After months of campaigning and a full week of voting, the election for the first Beit Dawla has been decided. The new Beit Dawla Delegates are:
Delegate Prime: Jai Raghilda (appointed)
Delegate Jade Moonkill: 71 votes
Delegate Senet Blackburn: 30 votes
Delegate Otheym Rashid: 27 votes
Delegate Skhmet Pryxis: 23 votes
1st Alternate Delegate: Damhnait Cernach: 21 votes
The delegates will represent 1/2 of the governing body of Al Raqis with the Laandsrat representing the other 1/2. Two of the four delegate will be made an Estate manager in Al Raqis (the Dawla decides which two) and all will receive an equal share of dividends from Landing pad docking fees. The Magistrate was unavailable for comment.
AL RAQIS, Araxes - After months of campaigning and a full week of voting, the election for the first Beit Dawla has been decided. The new Beit Dawla Delegates are:
Delegate Prime: Jai Raghilda (appointed)
Delegate Jade Moonkill: 71 votes
Delegate Senet Blackburn: 30 votes
Delegate Otheym Rashid: 27 votes
Delegate Skhmet Pryxis: 23 votes
1st Alternate Delegate: Damhnait Cernach: 21 votes
The delegates will represent 1/2 of the governing body of Al Raqis with the Laandsrat representing the other 1/2. Two of the four delegate will be made an Estate manager in Al Raqis (the Dawla decides which two) and all will receive an equal share of dividends from Landing pad docking fees. The Magistrate was unavailable for comment.
Saturday, August 27, 2011
Beit Dawla Election BEGINS TODAY
AL RAQIS - From August 27th to September 3rd, eight (8) candidates will be vying for four (4) seats on the House of State. Candidates Skhmet Pryxis, Damhnait Cernach, Deren Ireton, Senet Blackburn, Tah Sha REE , Otheym Rashad, Khajied Narstrom, and Jade Moonkill will be competing for your vote to the Beit Dawla. The voting booth is located at the front of the Al Raqis court house. May the best 4 candidates win.
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Beit Dawla Election Slate Set!
AL RAQIS CITY- From August 28 to September 3, eight candidates will be vying for four seats on the House of State. Candidates Skhmet Pryxis, Damhnait Cernach, Deren Ireton, Senet Blackburn, Tah Sha REE , Otheym Rashad, Khajied Narstrom, and Jade Moonkill will be campaigning over the next week. The Magistrate urges you to contact your favorite candidate to discover their plans for a more glorious Al Raqis.
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