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Kohout promises to right past wrongs after three-nation tour
By Heather Grey
Published: 20 Dein, 1583
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President Kohout on his visit to Kortoa
SEOBAEK, Kortoa - President Kohout rounded out a week-long three-nation tour today in Seobaek, Kortoa, where he spoke with heads of state and political leaders. The tour held a consistent theme as all three countries - Democratic Kholar, Laurentian Lochland, and Kortoa - have suffered fairly recently in warfare against anti-democratic and authoritarian uprisings, with Kholar and Kortoa still not having fully recovered from their conflicts nearly a decade later.
Visiting each of the three countries in turn, Kohout spent much time touring monuments and memorials, stopping at schools and answering questions about Nyland before meeting with political leaders and discussing such aspects as stronger trade and diplomatic ties, and areas of both domestic and international cooperation. He consistently praised each of the three countries in their turn for their resolve in defending justice and democracy, and their strength in moving forward from past horrors.
Kohout also apologized for Nyland's past inaction in each of their respective crises. Giving a speech during his final tour stop in Seobaek, Kortoa, the president once again made clear his stance on Nyland's place in the world. "We not only have an interest in promoting democracy in the world," he said, "we have a duty as the greatest democracy of them all to defend it and its ideals from whoever and whatever may so threaten them. Through many governments and many decades Nyland has shied from its unique and historic duty, but that will not be the case any longer. The attrocities of the past must serve as a reminder for what evil will always befall the innocent should the good choose not to act. I am proud to stand with these brave people on the side of good."
Kohout promised the support of his administration to help finish rebuilding process in those countries still suffering from the effects of conflicts around the world.
Following his stop in Kortoa, the president is expected to take a short break from foreign travel to finish planning his promised "resurrection" of Nyland's military, and to campaign aggressively for the passage of healthcare reform.
Kohout promises to right past wrongs after three-nation tour
By Heather Grey
Published: 20 Dein, 1583
President Kohout on his visit to Kortoa
SEOBAEK, Kortoa - President Kohout rounded out a week-long three-nation tour today in Seobaek, Kortoa, where he spoke with heads of state and political leaders. The tour held a consistent theme as all three countries - Democratic Kholar, Laurentian Lochland, and Kortoa - have suffered fairly recently in warfare against anti-democratic and authoritarian uprisings, with Kholar and Kortoa still not having fully recovered from their conflicts nearly a decade later.
Visiting each of the three countries in turn, Kohout spent much time touring monuments and memorials, stopping at schools and answering questions about Nyland before meeting with political leaders and discussing such aspects as stronger trade and diplomatic ties, and areas of both domestic and international cooperation. He consistently praised each of the three countries in their turn for their resolve in defending justice and democracy, and their strength in moving forward from past horrors.
Kohout also apologized for Nyland's past inaction in each of their respective crises. Giving a speech during his final tour stop in Seobaek, Kortoa, the president once again made clear his stance on Nyland's place in the world. "We not only have an interest in promoting democracy in the world," he said, "we have a duty as the greatest democracy of them all to defend it and its ideals from whoever and whatever may so threaten them. Through many governments and many decades Nyland has shied from its unique and historic duty, but that will not be the case any longer. The attrocities of the past must serve as a reminder for what evil will always befall the innocent should the good choose not to act. I am proud to stand with these brave people on the side of good."
Kohout promised the support of his administration to help finish rebuilding process in those countries still suffering from the effects of conflicts around the world.
Following his stop in Kortoa, the president is expected to take a short break from foreign travel to finish planning his promised "resurrection" of Nyland's military, and to campaign aggressively for the passage of healthcare reform.