Nationalist Party of West Phoenicia

Nationalist Party of West Phoenicia Nationalist Party
Abbreviation	NP
Leader	Thomas Dunedin
Secretary	Octavian Ngyuen
Deputy Leader	Natasha Whyte
Party President	Ryan Langhorne
Deputy Party President	Lateesha Grant
Founded	March 20, 2000 (2000-03-20)
Headquarters	Magnolia Way, Savannah Grove; West Phoenicia
Newspaper	'Nationalist Times'
Youth wing	Young Nationalists
Women's wing	United Natinalist Women's Council
Membership (2020)	300,000
Political position	Right Wing to Far Right
Colors	Aqua
Slogan	West Phoenicians first
House of Representatives	80 / 1,590
Senate	5 / 106
Administrative Governors	3 / 53
Party flag

The Nationalist Party of West Phoenicia was founded on March 20, 2000. It is considered a minor party that sits on the Cross bench.

The Nationalists promote themselves as right wing who support West Phoenician Nationalism and keeping West Phoenicia a great Empire.

While the West Phoenician Empire First Party promoted themselves as the party that supports West Phoenicia. The Nationalists gave more than lip service.

History

The Nationalist Party was registered on March 20, 2000. Edmund Dunedin was elected as the first party leader.

The party started during the reign of Queen Jezebel Bush. While many parties who were vocal in opposition to the new Monarch were punished with exile or imprisonment for being outspoken, as the Nationalist Party was Queen Jezebel Bush as pro-West Phoenician in her weekly televised speeches, they praised her leadership.

By 2005 the corruption of Queen Jezebel could no longer be hidden.

Ideology

• National conservatism
• West Phoenician Nationalism
• Social conservatism
• Right-wing populism

List of leaders

• Thomas Dunedin: 2016-Present
• Gillian Xu: 2014-2016
• Benjamin Huntingdale: 2011-2014
• Sharma Singh: 2009-2011
• Melissa Salsburg: 2005-2009
• Edmund Dunedin: 2000-2005

Policies:

• Stricter immigration policies.
• Illegal asylum seekers to be sent home.
• Jobs for West Phoenicians first
• National anthem played in every school and work place.
• Increased tariff for foreign imports.
• 20% Increase to pensions for those over 60
• Increased in military personnel, equipment and budget.
• Pull out of the World Assembly
• Job training for the unemployed.
• Continued National Service.
• Slash unnecessary services and government departments.
• Right to bear arms.
• Tougher sentences for crimes.
• 5000 more police on the streets.
• Interest free loans to new small businesses.
• Flat tax rate of 15%.
• Additional crimes added to the Capital Punishment Act.
• Increase the minimum wage.
• Increased funding to fight terrorism.
• Additional manpower to The West Phoenician Security and Intelligence Organisation.
• $25,000 first home payment deposit for low income workers.
• Increase in industries, raising the export quota.
• Increased public transport systems.
• Better access to hospitals and transport in country and rural areas.
• Farmer subsidies
• Funding for Flood and Drought relief

Governors 2020

Governor	Portrait	City-State	Time in Office	% Carried City-state	Notes
Paulina Queens		Savannah Grove	2nd November 2013	60.1%
Augustus Onoch		Titania	2nd November 2017	50.2%	Won a special election than was reelected.
Major Trey Winterbourne		Oceania District	2nd November 2019	54.7%

Election Results

House of Representatives
Election	Leader	Seats won	+/−	Government	Notes
2019	Thomas Dunedin	80 / 1,590		Crossbench