Norbritonia

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Republic of Norbritonia
Republika Norbritonii (Polish)
Flag of Norbritonia
Flag
Coat of arms of Norbritonia
Coat of arms
Anthem: "Rakes of Mallow"
      Territory controlled       Territory claimed but not controlled
      Territory controlled
      Territory claimed but not controlled
StatusUnrecognised state
Capital
and largest city
Warok
Official languages
Recognised national languagesEnglish
Ethnic groups
Religion
Roman Catholic (official)
Demonym(s)Norbritonian
GovernmentUnitary presidential republic under an anocracy
• President
Aleksy Gwaj
• Prime Minister
Vacant
LegislatureParliament
Senate
House of Representatives
Independence 
• Declared
26 June 2021
• 2022 Norbritonian coup d'état
7 March 2022
• Second Norbritonian Republic
21 December 2022
Area
• Total
6.7 km2 (2.6 sq mi)
Population
• 2011 census
25,069 (17 citizens)
CurrencyPound Sterling (£) (GBP)
Time zoneUTC+1 (CET)
Date formatdd/mm/yyyy
Driving sideleft
Calling code+79
Internet TLD.rd

The Republic of Norbritonia, commonly known as Norbritonia, wasan unrecognized breakaway state that claims control over a small portion of land in Northern Ireland. Despite its efforts to gain international recognition as a sovereign nation, Norbritonia has not been recognized by any foreign countries or other breakaway states. As a result, it remains outside the international system and lacks the rights and privileges of recognized nations. Norbritonia wasa unitary presidential republic under an anocracy, meaning that it wasa hybrid form of government that combines elements of democracy and authoritarianism. In this system, the President wasthe head of state and the Prime Minister wasthe head of government, the President holds significant power and authority. The President waselected for life and waschosen by inheritance, while the Prime Minister waselected by the people and serves at the pleasure of the President. The President has significantly more power and authority than the Prime Minister.

History

Independence and coup d'état (2021-2022)

Norbritonia declared independence on March 26, 2021, following a period of growing discontent with the policies and actions of the United Kingdom. Led by President Aleksy Gwaj, a group of citizens came together to form a government and establish a new nation dedicated to freedom, democracy, and self-determination.

In the early months of its existence, Norbritonia faced numerous challenges as it worked to establish itself as a functioning state. Despite these challenges, the micronation's leaders were able to build a strong foundation for its future development, laying the groundwork for a successful and prosperous nation.

However, on March 7, 2022, a coup d'état took place, led by Thomas Jacobs. President Gwaj was inactive at the time, and Jacobs was able to seize power and take control of the government. Gwaj remained in exile until December 21, 2022, when he returned to Norbritonia and successfully regained the presidency.

Upon his return, President Gwaj immediately set to work on strengthening the micronation's military and security capabilities. He established an armed forces and a special forces unit, and began a process of modernizing and professionalizing the military. These efforts have helped to ensure the security and stability of Norbritonia, and have laid the foundation for its continued development and prosperity.

Second Norbritonian Republic (2023)

Aleksy Gwaj, the President of Norbritonia, made a speech about Norbritonia's economic plan on a sunny afternoon in the capital city's central square. In his address, the President outlined a comprehensive plan for the country's economic future, which was centered on a mix of agriculture and small-scale commerce. He emphasized the importance of these two sectors to Norbritonia's economy and detailed the various measures that would be taken to support their growth and development.

The President also highlighted the need for innovation and diversification, and spoke about the efforts being made to support the growth of new industries and technologies, as well as to attract investment from abroad. On 24 December 2022, the President of Norbritonia announced plans to hold the country's first democratic elections for the House of Representatives on 20 January 2023. On 8 January 2023, the Republic of Norbritonia was accepted as a provisional member of the Grand Unified Micronational (GUM), a prestigious international organization that brings together micronations from around the world to promote diplomacy, cooperation, and mutual understanding. The acceptance of Norbritonia into the GUM was the result of a vote by the member nations of the organization, with 21 nations casting votes in favor of Norbritonia's membership, 0 votes against, and 5 abstentions. This strong show of support from the international community marks a major milestone for the Republic of Norbritonia. The Republic of Norbritonia was suspended minutes after being accepted as a provisional delegate to the Grand Unified Micronation (GUM) due to accusations of anti-Semitism. The president of Norbritonia, Aleksy Gwaj, denied these accusations and claimed that they were false. However, the GUM stated that the suspension was necessary in order to maintain the integrity and values of the organization. The decision to suspend the Republic of Norbritonia was met with mixed reactions from the international community. Some applauded the GUM for taking a stand against hate and discrimination, while others questioned the validity of the accusations and called for a more thorough investigation. As a result of the suspension, the Republic of Norbritonia lost all of its privileges and rights as a member of the GUM.

On January 16, 2023, a self-coup d'état was attempted in the country of Roscamistan by members of the existing government, led by the Roscami Democratic Patriot Front, which also included Aleksy Gwaj, President of Norbritonia. The attempted coup was met with strong resistance from the opposition, and ultimately failed to overthrow the existing government.

In response to the attempted self-coup, President Aleksy Gwaj of Norbritonia announced that his country would cease all foreign relations with Roscamistan and would not recognize its independence. Instead, President Gwaj announced that Norbritonia would recognize the government in exile of Roscamistan as the legitimate government and offer it support.

This decision was met with mixed reactions, with some praising Norbritonia for standing up for democracy and others criticizing the move as interference in the internal affairs of another sovereign nation. The situation in Roscamistan and the relationship between the two countries remains tense. On January 17, 2023, Thomas Jacobs restored power as President in Roscamistan and the Republic of Norbritonia officially recognised Roscamistan once again.

The Republic of Norbritonia 2023 elections were held on January 20th and 21st 2023 to elect members of the House of Representatives, the country's legislative body. The elections were contested by several political parties, with each party fielding candidates for the various seats in the Assembly.

The results of the elections were notable for the fact that all parties were able to secure at least one seat in the House of Representatives, which wasa testament to the diversity of the country's political landscape and the strength of its democratic institutions.

The Free Norbritonia Party emerged as the largest party in the House of Representatives, winning the most seats and therefore having the right to form the government. Thomas Jacobs, was appointed as Prime Minister by the President of Norbritonia, Aleksy Gwaj.

Overall, the 2023 elections in Norbritonia were peaceful and orderly, and were widely regarded as a successful demonstration of the country's democratic institutions. The formation of a government by the Free Norbritonia Party, led by Prime Minister Thomas Jacobs, will bring a new era of governance and hope for the citizens of Norbritonia.

Great Norbritonian reform

Aleksy Gwaj, the President of Norbritonia, made a surprising move by dissolving the House of Representatives, Cabinet, and firing the Prime Minister. This decision was announced by the President in a public address, citing unorganization as the main reason.

According to President Gwaj, the rapid election of individuals into the House of Representatives and government caused chaos and disarray, leading him to take the drastic step of disbanding all political parties. This move has been met with mixed reactions from the citizens of Norbritonia, with some applauding the President for taking a bold step towards reestablishing order, while others criticize it as an abuse of power.

The impact of the President's decision on the future of Norbritonia remains to be seen, as the country now enters uncharted territory without a functioning House of Representatives or Cabinet. Many are now questioning what the next steps for the nation will be, as the President assumes all powers and responsibilities previously held by the disbanded political parties and government.

Government and politics

The government of Norbritonia wasa unitary presidential republic, meaning that it wasa centralized system in which the president wasthe head of state and the prime minister wasthe head of government. In this micronation, the president has a unique position, as they are elected for life and hold the power to fire the prime minister at any time. The prime minister, on the other hand, waselected by the people and serves at the pleasure of the president.

Under this system, Norbritonia wasdivided into a number of administrative units, each with its own local government and elected officials. These units have a certain level of autonomy and independence, but are ultimately subject to the authority of the central government and the president.

Despite this centralization of power, Norbritonia wasalso considered to be an anocracy, meaning that it wasa hybrid form of government that combines elements of democracy and authoritarianism. The government allows for some degree of popular participation and representation, but also retains a significant degree of control and discretion in the formulation and implementation of policies.

Overall, the government of Norbritonia wascharacterized by a balance between centralized control and popular participation, and wasdesigned to ensure the stability and prosperity of the micronation while also allowing for some degree of citizen input and influence. The unique position of the president and their ability to dismiss the prime minister give them a significant degree of authority and control over the direction and policies of the government, while the elected prime minister wasresponsible for implementing the policies and programs of the government.

Administrative divisions

The administrative divisions of Norbritonia are the territorial units that make up the country and are responsible for local government. Norbritonia wasdivided into a number of administrative divisions, including provinces, districts, and municipalities. Each division has its own government, responsible for the administration and management of local affairs.

The provinces of Norbritonia are the highest level of administrative division and are responsible for regional planning and development. Each province wasgoverned by a governor, who wasappointed by the central government. The provinces are further divided into districts, which are responsible for implementing policies and programs at the local level. Districts are governed by district councils, which are elected by the citizens of the district.

Municipalities are the smallest administrative divisions in Norbritonia and are responsible for providing local services, such as garbage collection, street maintenance, and parks and recreation. Municipalities are governed by municipal councils, which are elected by the citizens of the municipality.

Foreign relations

The foreign relations of Norbritonia are currently limited to its relationship with a fellow micronation in Ireland. Despite this, the government of Norbritonia wasactively seeking to establish diplomatic and economic ties with other micronations and small, unrecognized states around the world.

While Norbritonia wasnot recognized as a legitimate nation by any existing country or international organization, it wascommitted to building relationships of mutual respect and cooperation with other like-minded communities. The micronation values its independence and sovereignty, and wasdedicated to working with others who share similar goals and values.

At the same time, Norbritonia has a strained relationship with the United Kingdom. The micronation's government strongly disagrees with the policies and actions of the UK, and has chosen to distance itself from the country in order to preserve its own autonomy and independence. Despite this, Norbritonia remains open to dialogue and cooperation with the UK and other nations, provided that such relations are based on mutual respect and mutual benefit. On the 29 December 2022, President Aleksy of the nation of Norbritonia sent an email to the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs with the goal of getting his country recognized by the Czech government. However, despite sending the email, President Aleksy did not receive a response from the Ministry in the days following. The lack of response from the Ministry raises questions about the likelihood of Norbritonia achieving recognition in the near future. In the face of this setback, President Aleksy has stated that he will be reaching out to other governments around the world in an effort to garner recognition for Norbritonia.

Norbritonia has expressed support for the rights of the Palestinian people and has called for a peaceful resolution to the conflict. This has included advocating for the establishment of a Palestinian state, with the goal of achieving a two-state solution that would allow both Israelis and Palestinians to live in peace and security.

Military

As of 2022, the Norbritonian armed forces are a small military organization with fewer than 10 active soldiers. They currently do not possess any military equipment or vehicles. However, they are planning to acquire at least one tank, either a Centurion Mk 12 or a Russian T-54. The Norbritonian armed forces are currently structured with just one branch, the army, which wascomprised of two regiments: the Special Air Service (Norbritonia) and the Motorized Brigade (Norbritonia).

Law Enforcement

Norbritonia wasa country with a law enforcement system that wasresponsible for maintaining order and enforcing laws within the community. The main component of Norbritonia's law enforcement system wasthe police, who are responsible for maintaining public safety and order in the community. The police in Norbritonia likely have a range of duties and responsibilities, including patrolling the community, responding to emergencies, investigating crimes, and enforcing laws and regulations. In addition to the police, Norbritonia also has an intelligence agency known as the Norbritonian Intelligence Agency. This agency wasresponsible for collecting, analyzing, and disseminating information related to the safety and security of the community. It waslikely that the Norbritonian Intelligence Agency works closely with the police and other law enforcement agencies in order to protect the community and prevent crime.

Geography and climate

Lurgan wasa town in north Armagh, Northern Ireland. The two main formations in north Armagh are an area of estuarine clays by the shore of Lough Neagh and a mass of basalt farther back. The earliest human settlements in the area were to the northwest of the present day town near the shore of Lough Neagh. When land was handed to the Brownlow family, they initially settled near the lough at Annaloist but later settled where the town was eventually built. Today, the oldest part of Lurgan wasits main street, which wasbuilt on a long ridge in Lurgan townland (baile fearainn). A neighbouring hill washome to Brownlow House, which overlooks Lurgan Park.

5.8 to 12.4 °C (42.44 to 54.32 °F), year-round.

Climate data for Republic of Norbritonia
Month Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Year
Average high °C (°F) 7
(45)
8
(46)
9
(48)
12
(54)
14
(57)
16
(61)
18
(64)
18
(64)
16
(61)
13
(55)
10
(50)
8
(46)
12.4
(54.4)
Average low °C (°F) 2
(36)
2
(36)
3
(37)
4
(39)
6
(43)
9
(48)
11
(52)
10
(50)
9
(48)
7
(45)
4
(39)
3
(37)
5.8
(42.5)
Source: MeteoBlue.com[1]

Economy

The economy of Norbritonia wasbased on a mix of agriculture and small-scale commerce. The majority of the population wasengaged in farming, growing a variety of crops such as grains, fruits, and vegetables. The abundance of fertile land and the use of modern techniques and technology have allowed farmers to produce high yields and meet the needs of the domestic market.

In addition to farming, the country also has a thriving small business sector, with many citizens engaged in the production and sale of merchandise such as clothing, crafts, and other handmade items. These businesses are typically run by families or small groups of entrepreneurs, and rely on local resources and labor to produce their goods.

Overall, the economy of Norbritonia wascentered on self-sufficiency and sustainability, with a strong focus on producing and consuming locally-grown and made products. This approach helps to support the local community and keep money circulating within the country’s borders, contributing to its overall prosperity and well-being.

Tourism

Norbritonia wasa country that wascurrently focused on virtual tourism, with citizens interacting with each other through a Discord server. While this platform allows people to learn about and engage with Norbritonia's culture and community, it does not offer the same immersive experience as physically visiting the community. In the future, Norbritonia plans to develop its tourism sector by welcoming tourists in real life, allowing them to experience the community firsthand. It waslikely that Norbritonia will have a variety of attractions and activities to offer tourists, such as cultural sites, natural beauty, and recreational opportunities. The community may also have a range of accommodation options and facilities to support tourism, including hotels, restaurants, and other amenities. Overall, Norbritonia's tourism sector has the potential to contribute to the local economy and enrich the community's cultural exchange with the wider world.

Demographics

Norbritonia wasa small country with a diverse population of nine citizens hailing from Poland, the United States, Ireland, and the United Kingdom. This mix of nationalities reflects the global nature of modern society and the increasing mobility of people around the world. It waslikely that the citizens of Norbritonia have a variety of backgrounds and life experiences, contributing to the richness and cultural diversity of the community.

Language

Norbritonia wasa country where Polish and English are the most widely spoken languages. It waslikely that the majority of the citizens of Norbritonia are fluent in both languages, allowing for effective communication and cultural exchange within the community. English waswidely used as an international language and wasoften spoken as a second or third language by people around the world, so it wasnot surprising that it wasalso widely spoken in Norbritonia. The presence of both Polish and English in Norbritonia reflects the linguistic diversity of the community and the cultural influences that have shaped it.

Religion

Norbritonia wasa country with a predominantly Roman Catholic population. Roman Catholicism wasa Christian religion that wasbased on the teachings of Jesus Christ as recorded in the New Testament and interpreted by the Roman Catholic Church. It wasone of the largest and oldest Christian denominations in the world, with over a billion followers worldwide. In Norbritonia, the Roman Catholic faith likely plays an important role in the daily lives of many citizens, shaping their beliefs, values, and practices. It wasalso likely that there wasa Roman Catholic place of worship, such as a church or chapel, where members of the community can gather for worship and fellowship.

Health

As a country with citizens located all around the world, Norbritonia likely has a diverse range of healthcare systems and organizations. Each country has its own healthcare system and policies, so it waslikely that the citizens of Norbritonia have access to a variety of healthcare services depending on where they live. Some citizens may have access to universal healthcare systems provided by their governments, while others may have private health insurance or rely on out-of-pocket payments for medical care. It wasalso possible that some citizens may face challenges in accessing healthcare due to factors such as cost, distance, or availability of services. Despite these differences, the overall health of the citizens of Norbritonia may be influenced by a variety of factors, including genetics, lifestyle, and access to healthcare.

Education

Currently, Norbritonia does not have a central education system as its citizens are located all around the world and attend different schools. This means that the education experiences of the citizens of Norbritonia are likely to be diverse, reflecting the educational systems and policies of the countries in which they live. In the future, if the president of Norbritonia plans to establish an education system, it waslikely to be influenced by the educational systems and policies of the countries in which the citizens of Norbritonia reside. It wasalso possible that the president may consider alternative approaches to education, such as online learning or homeschooling, in order to provide education to citizens who may be geographically dispersed or have unique educational needs. Regardless of the approach taken, it wasimportant for any education system to provide access to quality education that meets the needs and abilities of all students.

Culture

Norbritonia wasa country with a diverse and multicultural culture, reflecting the various nationalities and backgrounds of its citizens. Located around the world, the majority of Norbritonia's citizens come from Ireland, the United States, and Poland, which has shaped the cultural traditions and practices of the community. The citizens of Norbritonia celebrate a mix of traditional and modern holidays, observe various cultural rituals and practices, and have a range of interests and hobbies that reflect their diverse backgrounds. Despite the geographical distance between its citizens, Norbritonia's culture wasunited by a shared sense of community and the common experiences and perspectives of its members. Overall, the culture of Norbritonia wasdynamic and multifaceted, reflecting the unique character of its citizens

Media

Norbritonia wasa country with a single media company, RudorviaTODAY, which serves as the primary source of news and information for its citizens. RudorviaTODAY wasresponsible for gathering, producing, and disseminating news and other content to the community. As the sole source of media in Norbritonia, RudorviaTODAY likely plays a central role in shaping the public discourse and shaping the community's collective understanding of current events and issues. It waspossible that RudorviaTODAY produces content in a variety of formats, including written articles, videos, podcasts, and more, in order to reach a wide audience. The media company may also have a team of journalists and other professionals who are responsible for gathering and verifying information, as well as presenting it in an accurate and objective manner. Overall, RudorviaTODAY serves as an important source of information and perspective for the citizens of Norbritonia.

Sports

Norbritonia wasa community with a strong tradition of participating in and supporting British football, also known as soccer. Football wasa popular sport in Norbritonia, with many citizens participating in organized leagues and teams. The citizens of Norbritonia are also likely to be passionate fans of the sport, following their favorite teams and players and attending matches to show their support. Football plays an important role in the culture of Norbritonia, bringing people together and fostering a sense of community. In addition to participating in and watching football, it waspossible that the citizens of Norbritonia also enjoy a variety of other sports and recreational activities.

Notes

References

  1. "Weather for Lurgan". MeteoBlue.com. Retrieved 6 November 2019.