Our national future

[Lukas Jaeger]

Office of the Acting Arch-Steward of the Reich
Lukas Jaeger
Suite 100, Palast Hotel, Konigriver

Open Discussion/Plan for Our National Future

Citizens of the Reich,

There are things that must be discussed. First of all, is that there are very few active citizens here. This being the case, we will most certainly go under if things do not change. I am bound and determined to do all that I can to ensure the continuity of this nation, but cannot carry the full burden alone, and need your help and support.

Secondly, no one from the Reich's government have been able to contact Herr Boyen or the Imperial Chacnellor, and the one month deadline is almost up. We must start planning now for what will happen after the deadline expires without their return. First and formost is the unfortunate fact that we will have to reestablish a forum, since they are the one's that have the forum passwords. After that, it is my intention to see to it that someone is crowned as the next Kaiser. It is unacceptable, in my personal opinion, for this country to continue without and active Kaiser. It looks bad.

So, if the deadline set nearly two weeks ago is not soon met, I will be opening up a new forum, and there will be a coronation of a new Kaiser within a few days of the opening of a new forum. As to who the new Kaiser will be...that is currently under discussion with myself and a few others, but will be made public fairly soon.

Rest assured that the acting government is doing all within it's power to ensure the continuation of this nation and it's culture and heratige.

Any thoughts? Comments? Ideas?

Thank you all,
Lukas Jaeger,
Acting Arch-Steward

[Victor Drosselmeyer]

It is evident by the last two attempts to revive this nation that Holzborg has failed to achieve a large enough citizen base to function properly. The nation would do better to return to being an administrative extension of Natopia, which would allow the tiny fraction of remaining citizens to focus solely on domestic improvements, while still maintaining some autonomy.