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Sudden Death
« on: October 11, 2018, 12:24:52 AM »
October 9, 2018
1:48PM
Gediminas Palace
Mordvina


Prime Minister Kaminsky looked out the giant window of his office in Gediminas Palace, the skies blue without a cloud in sight, the first day of the week without rain. He was preparing to speak at his nephew's wedding on Friday, an event he looks forward with great confidence and pride for his nephew's accomplishment in life to be married. A day of freedom among the week as it was usually piled with responses to e-mails, telegrams, and public speaking at the Confederal Assembly. Despite his 2nd place in leadership behind the president, it was a much more relaxing position than what his superior Danilo Pejic had.

Out of the blue, a suited, red-tied man bursts into his office with Kaminsky reacting with surprise. They had their index and middle finger to their right ear which an earpiece of was fitted into, speaking into it with a tone of great concern. Kaminsky glanced at the guard with a cocked eyebrow and a crinkled nose, he stood up from his leather chair while pushing the keyboard of his computer aside, looking up at the guard towering over him.

"Is there something wrong?" Dimitry Kaminsky asks, remarking at the tone of voice in the man,
"Yes." He says with a nod, swallowing, a man in his late 30s, green eyes, brown hair with streaks of gray at the temples who was about 6'2", "I came to inform you that the president is dead." He responds in monotone, his face showed that he was genuine about his response. Kaminsky kept a blank look in response, as he was simply trying to search for a reply to the guard.
"Oh." He softly responds finally, "But... How? He was fine yesterday!"
"We don't know, he died minutes ago." They respond, glancing back over to the door, "We have just dispatched a coroner, they are going to arrive in just a few minutes."
Kaminsky curses under his breath, "Can I see him? Can I see him now?" He says in demand, the guard obliges, gesturing him to follow him.

His main office was only a hallway down, 2 guards would run beside Kaminsky, nearly bumping into him as they were in a rush to hopefully catch the coroner expected to arrive in minutes. It was clear something was wrong as everybody around them looked anxious, worried, and restless. And that could be apparent when they arrived into the doors to the presidential office, the panicked chatter was in the office, several people who were dressed in the same apparel as to the man who informed Kaminsky. The front desk had Danilo Pejic was slumped down in his office chair, head tilted down towards the ground and looked way too relaxed. As everybody else in the room noticed Kaminsky's presence, they immediately ceased their chatter, looking down at him as Kaminsky was staring at the body of the Valokchian president with his hands behind his back. He continued blankly keeping an eye on the lifeless body, a man in a black collar shirt with bright yellow letters "KORONERIS" or "CORONER", appears behind him, having blue latex gloves on his hand, and a crew of two other people with a gurney.

"So might I ask." Kaminsky says, stepping to the left to give the coroners clearance, "Who will be the president?" That was the most important question in the political stance, the other question was to how Danilo Pejic's death occurred.
"Well, in accordance with the constitution, you are to take office as acting president of the Valokchian Confederation." They respond, the steps towards full presidency was to be voted for it by the council, Kaminsky, nodding as it takes two to set the overweight dead man onto the gurney.
"Alright." Kaminsky nonchalantly says, "He is in the Lord's hands now..." He then follows afterward, continuing to stare at Danilo Pejic as he began to be carried out of the room as Kaminsky took his new title of acting president, and it is now the power of the Council of Valokchia to vote and decide on the successor of Danilo Pejic.




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Re: Sudden Death
« Reply #1 on: October 15, 2018, 12:01:30 AM »

THE VALOKCHIAN COUNCIL
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October 12, 2018
8:54AM


Journalists and camera crew gathered at the back of the room, all members associating with the Valokchian Council attended the emergency meeting regardless of whatever condition they were in. They came from all over Valokchia, states such as Arstotzka, Obristan, Kolechia, Korista, Antegria, et cetera. It was over the recent death of president Danilo Pejic, his unexpected death caused a major hit to the government as Dimitry Kaminsky took office as the temporary acting president up until the voting scheduled from 3 days from now. The destiny of the president up until the next election now was at the hands of 500 people in the Valokchian Council. In the constitution, it is stated that if the president resigns or is killed, the Valokchian Council assigns the Prime Minister, Speaker of the Council, and the governors of the 6 voivodeships as candidates to be appointed as the incumbent president. The Council would then vote for each, and is mandatory for all 500 members, with the majority voted candidate being appointed as the president up until the next election. It was hoped this scenario wasn't going to play out when Valokchia came to be in 1994, but 24 years later it was the reality now. At 8:00 AM, all members came in by waves, most prepared with their bellies filled with a great breakfast and coffee, and some coming slightly unprepared and tired. The discussion of Pejic's death will ensue once they all got seated just 10 minutes later, which would continue up until 8:54 AM, when Speaker of the Council Gabija Milinyte comes up on the front podium with cameras zoomed up to her face.



"It is remarkably unfortunate that Danilo Pejic passed unexpectedly just 3 days ago. As of now, we must be disappointed that Mr. Pejic did not publicly announce or get assistance for the complication that led to his sudden death, and now we as a nation must pay the price for him being hesitant to be diagnosed with Deep Vein Thrombosis, his cause of death caused by a Pulmonary Embolism. As of now, preparations for his funeral are now underway, with all personnel, either a council member, cameraman, security guard, et cetera, being invited. An invite to this funeral will also be put out to the rest of the states of Mundus, and as well as the citizens of Valokchia to be able to mourn for the president that served our nation with honor for only 4 years. But as of now, Danilo Pejic now resides in an eternal peace, and as Valokchia continues it's course he will be remembered. And now, I would like to have a 3 minute moment of silence in mourning for the death of President Danilo Pejic."

3 minutes pass...

"I thank you all for your paying of respect towards this great man. With respects being paid for aside now, it is stated in the constitution, that 8 candidates are to be chosen for voting by the Council. Those will be the acting president, myself, and the 6 governors of each voivodeship. All Council members will have a decision to make 3 days from now, to vote for each candidate to be appointed as president until the March 2019 election, which they could have a chance of running and continuing their term. Voting will last for 5 hours to give each member time to rightfully think and choose, and once all votes are put in, the next president will be officially sworn in. All 500 members are required to register a vote in, abstention from voting is NOT allowed under any circumstances to ensure a valid and complete popular vote. The candidates listed for voting are, Dimitry Kaminsky, Gabija Milinyte, Matthew Callahan, Benas Gaska, Samuel Hajek, Ipoltias Valipas, Zakus Wilkes, and Leopoldas Jeovaisas. Tomorrow will be holding another meeting in order to let each voice out their opinions and potential compromises if they were to be appointed, it is to be hosted tomorrow as only Zakus Wilkes and Dimitry Kaminsky could attend. These are the candidates, you all may choose and vote wisely, as your vote could decide the next few months up until March...
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Re: Sudden Death
« Reply #2 on: October 17, 2018, 11:35:27 PM »
October 15, 2018
The vote commences

Today was the day, 3 days since Gabija Milinyte's speech following the death of Danilo Pejic and the announcement of the parliamentary wide vote to be commenced on this day. The candidates were numbered at 8 people, whoever got the most popular votes among them, wins the vote and would be sworn in as the 5th president of the Valokchian Confederation. It was between the acting president, Kaminsky, and the Speaker of House Gabija Milinyte, and the 6 governors that ruled over the states of Valokchia. Gabija Milinyte was destined to become the Prime Minister if Kaminsky were to appointed, as he said in the past of considering her as his running mate in the upcoming election. Due to only the parliament having the power to vote at this time, protests ensued due to them being unable to have a say in who the next president was at this time, but most didn't realize this was the regular protocol in the constitution. 2 days prior, the governors, president, and speaker were hosted at the parliament again in order to speak out on their plans in the scenario of their appointment as president, each candidate had 30 minutes to speak.

Matthew Callahan of Obristan was the first up on the main podium that was overlooked by every seat, he signed the signature representing Valokchia in the MCUR, which he volunteered to do so due to his beliefs of furthering Human rights and giving liberty to all, and also providing them with the basic resources needed to live in society. Benas Gaska of Arstotzka followed after Matthew, who was a man focussing on de-regulating the markets, his beliefs basically focused on making the free market even more free than it is. The third was Samuel Hajek of Korista, his ideas were furthering militarization in favor of the nation's defense, his speech wasn't popular among the rest of the members due to the fact that Valokchia had no outside aggression to threaten it. The fourth was Ipolitas Valipas of Kolechia, an avid social democrat, Ipolitas focused on strengthening welfare and social programs in order to benefit to the poor, which included taxing those considered apart of the high class, as well as owners of major corporations in Valokchia. The fifth was Zakus Wilkes of Mordvina, his beliefs were the most drastic out of them all, and actually focused on reforming Valokchia into a federation of states rather than a confederation, which actually was against the constitution to reform the system of government. Leopoldas Jeovaisas of Antegria was the sixth up, he was the most straightforward out of them all, he immediately expressed rapid industrialization over environmentalism the second he came up onto the podium. Dimitry Kaminsky was the seventh and last to speak as Gabija Milinyte abstained from speaking, Kaminsky's speech made his focus for furthering international diplomacy, education, and other economic reforms publicly expressed, and the most popular out of them all.

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The vote lasted for 5 hours, at 6:42 PM on a darkening sky all votes were registered in, these are the results...
Dimitry Kaminsky - 152 votes
Benas Gaska - 101 votes
Matthew Callahan - 90 votes
Leopoldas Jeovaisas - 55 votes
Ipolitas Valipas - 39 votes
Samuel Hajek -  38 votes
Zakus Wilkes - 30 votes

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Dimitry Kaminsky received the majority vote among the rest of the council, and therefore became the 5th official President of the Valokchian Confederation. He was sworn in with his left hand on the Bible and by the Chief Justice of Valokchia, Leopold Varikas. Gabija Milinyte, who was supposed to be the future running mate of Kaminsky's campaign for March 2019, was appointed as Prime Minister... Hours after Kaminsky was sworn in, a letter was sent out to all nations on Mundus.






To the nations encompassing Mundus,

The death of Danilo Pejic has been a tragedy for the nation of Valokchia in the past couple of days due to how sudden and unexpected his passing was. As the first duties of new the president of Valokchia, I am opening up the planned funeral for Danilo Pejic for all delegations of our international counterparts for attendance. You will hear what great memories and actions he had done in the past in order to get him to the position of president, and this may be an opportunity for the state you represent have a positive impact on relations between Valokchia. And I am currently vowing to completely open up diplomatically towards other nations in favor of strengthening unity on Mundus...

Best Regards,
Dimitry Kaminsky
President of the Valokchian Confederation