The North PacificBoard

10/08/20
At 9:01 Pm, Armstrong walked up to houses of parliament and reached into his brown satchel bag at his side. He pulled out a single 5 inch long nail, a piece of paper with writing on it, and a 4 ibs lump hammer. He placed the paper on the old oak wooden double door, he picked the left door it was better that way. He placed the paper at just eye level for him... he then stopped and moved it done by 3 inches he was a rather tall man after all. He then placed the sharp end of the nail at just below the top of the paper, this way it held up the paper so he could take away the hand that was holding the paper and place it onto his hammer. He used the hammer to drive the nail home. This attracted the attention of passer-by's who began to record it. The document reads as follows:
"The 9 Reasonable points,
Number 1, osean nocivis attendentes, has lead to the creation of a major power base based around north Osea with resources being pulled in from nearby nations such as monty to furthest reach of osean such as our great nation of Britannia. We have been promised time and time again that these projects such as the railroad in north osea will allow for greater internal trade. However with the cost of such programs spiralling out of control and in constant delay, when will osean admit that those resources are better spent else where.
Number 2, the deployment and general management of multinational osean armed forces, they are quite frankly a mess and not allocated to the regions in most need of there defence but rather spread randomly across the world.
Number 3, osean proditione, time and time again we have watched osean bend to the pressure of outside forces, it has taken them too long to denounce the evil of HOLE at a great cost to our members sovereignty, until they did so.
Number 4, osean promise of a free trade and fair alliance have begun to decay into nothing more but a bloated bureaucratic mess too focus on expanding it legislative power over its members then the safety of said members.
Number 5, osean slow progress, this has also been a great worry to all of our members if it takes days to agree on the design of a parliament building how will we be able to respond to a declaration of war? with many of osean laws and policy being in some cases years out of date (OOC-over a year irl) and not fit for the modern situation we find oursleves in. How long shall we be forced to dance these archaic tunes of a bygone age?
Number 6, osean high command is slowly being undermined, with founding members such as Hong Kong Empire having more power and respect in some circles then the so called elected officials, who are supposed voted members.
Number 7 osean lack of members voice, the very slow reform process demonstrated in osean parliament has once again proven the inability of osean leadership to make the democratic changes that are needed for the alliance to survive in the modern day.
number 8 osean faulty currency, the alliance bank and osean leadership have not been able to fight counter fits of the universal osean currency leading to some business to not accept it as equivalent to legal tender. Action must be taken against such operations before our enemies exploit them.
number 9 osean lack of positive incentives, there currently no major benefits for osean members to work within the spirt of osean law or policy. The alliance has stopped rewarding loyalty in many nations and is wondering why defections are at an all time high.
These 9 points are meant to point out osean flaws but not to undermine osean power or undermine its authority of its leadership these points are respectively offered so that the alliance can improve and become great again.
Sincerely the leader of his majesty loyal opposition Mr Armstrong"
This has been the rallying cry for voices inside the 5 kingdoms who have become doubtful of the current course and placement of osean. The king Edward VII and current Prime minster Chris May have yet to comment on the matter.