West Phoenicia Prohibition Party: Difference between revisions
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A former pastor at the New Montgomery True Path Faith Mega centre in the city-state of Antebellum Territory. | A former pastor at the New Montgomery True Path Faith Mega centre in the city-state of Antebellum Territory. | ||
He cited the reason for the need for a new party | He cited the reason for the need for a new party, God had shown him that West Phoenicia was spiralling into a nation of greed, immorality, idolatry and unrepentent sin. | ||
A new party was needed to move West Phoenicia into a positive pure direction. | |||
Rev. Trevor Meadows took over as leader of the party in 2015 after Polycarp Vestero was called into the mission field. | |||
Rev. Trevor Meadows has kept the same vision, organising rallies calling on people to repent. Leaders organised boycotts of bars, nightclubs, Reproductive clinics, brothels. Members of the party have been arrested for trespass and blocking people from entering premises. | |||
The Prohibition Party had cause to celebrate in 2019 when Agrippa Dew IV won the governorship position in the city-state of Herodian Valley. | The Prohibition Party had cause to celebrate in 2019 when Agrippa Dew IV won the governorship position in the city-state of Herodian Valley. | ||
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* Overhaul of the movie industry classification rating. | * Overhaul of the movie industry classification rating. | ||
* Anti polygamy | * Anti polygamy | ||
* Reducing Idol Worship | |||
* Improvement in infrastructure and roads | * Improvement in infrastructure and roads | ||
* Banning movies with graphic violence | * Banning movies with graphic violence | ||
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* Funding for Child Protection Services | * Funding for Child Protection Services | ||
* West Phoenician language taught alongside English | * West Phoenician language taught alongside English | ||
* | * Greater focus on diplomacy | ||
* Raise minimum wages | * Raise minimum wages | ||
* Extra funding for Arts & Sports | * Extra funding for Arts & Sports | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:56, 19 July 2021
West Phoenicia Prohibition Party Prohibition Party | |
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| Abbreviation | WPP |
| Leader | Rev. Trevor Meadows |
| Deputy Leader | Lady Joyce Duff |
| Party President | Ptah Davidian |
| Deputy Party President | Mason Van Hamburg |
| Founded | August 29, 2011 |
| Headquarters | Antebellum Territory; West Phoenicia |
| Membership (2020) | 19,000 |
| Political position | Right Wing to Far Right |
| Colors | Brown |
| Slogan | ' |
| House of Representatives | 79 / 1,590 |
| Senate | 5 / 106 |
| Administrative Governors | 1 / 53 |
| Election symbol | |
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West Phoenicia Prohibition Party is a minor right wing party in the West Phoenician government that advocates for a more conservative, traditional and clean way of living one's life.
It is on the Cross bench and often votes alongside the Coalition. However at times they have also allied with the Opposition if they feel a Coalition bill would not be suitable for the citizens of West Phoenicia.
History
Polycarp Vestero founded the West Phoenicia Prohibition Party on August 29, 2011.
A former pastor at the New Montgomery True Path Faith Mega centre in the city-state of Antebellum Territory.
He cited the reason for the need for a new party, God had shown him that West Phoenicia was spiralling into a nation of greed, immorality, idolatry and unrepentent sin.
A new party was needed to move West Phoenicia into a positive pure direction.
Rev. Trevor Meadows took over as leader of the party in 2015 after Polycarp Vestero was called into the mission field.
Rev. Trevor Meadows has kept the same vision, organising rallies calling on people to repent. Leaders organised boycotts of bars, nightclubs, Reproductive clinics, brothels. Members of the party have been arrested for trespass and blocking people from entering premises.
The Prohibition Party had cause to celebrate in 2019 when Agrippa Dew IV won the governorship position in the city-state of Herodian Valley.
They also gave 79 seats in the House of Representatives and, a number that has grown. And is starting to gain more confidence in introducing lesgislatiin and arranging deals with other parties.
Ideology
- Temperance
- Christian democracy
- Fundamentalism
- Green conservatism
- Anti Drugs
- Social Conservatism
List of leaders
- Rev. Trevor Meadows: 2016-Present
- Polycarp Vestero: 2011-2015
Policies:
- Sin tax of 40% on all alcohol, drugs and cigarettes.
- Banning of tobacco and alcohol products advertising on television and sponsorship
- Harsher sentences for drug dealers and offenders.
- Banning of gambling establishments and strip clubs.
- Tax rate of just 5% for low income
- Tax rate of 10% for middle class.
- Tax rate of 25% for upper class.
- Clean living. Green jobs.
- Alternative energy schemes.
- Free University tuition.
- First home owners grant of $90,000.
- Overhaul of the movie industry classification rating.
- Anti polygamy
- Reducing Idol Worship
- Improvement in infrastructure and roads
- Banning movies with graphic violence
- Ending Pagan Temple Prostitution
- Banning Prostitution
- Ending National Service
- Free Healthcare
- Opposing Same Sex Marriage
- Funding for Child Protection Services
- West Phoenician language taught alongside English
- Greater focus on diplomacy
- Raise minimum wages
- Extra funding for Arts & Sports
Governors 2020
| Governor | Portrait | City-State | Time in Office | % Carried City-state | Notes |
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| Agrippa Dew IV | 
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Herodian Valley | 2nd November 2019 | 54.6% |
Election Results
| House of Representatives | ||||||||
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| Election | Leader | Seats won | +/− | Government | Notes | |||
| 2019 | Rev. Trevor Meadows | 79 / 1,590
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Crossbench | ||||