Workers Party of Aedwin: The Goderette Manifesto

# The Workers Party of Aedwin

## Goderette Manifesto

The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles and divide, whether it be a freeman and slave, blacksmith or plebeian, lord and serf. In the earlier epochs of history, we find almost arrangement of social structure or manifold gradation of social rank. The modern bourgeois society that has sprouted from the ruins of a monarchist rule has not done away with class antagonisms. Society as a whole is more and more splitting up into two great hostile camps, the ignored majority and the royal minority. Monarchists are and always have inexorably been the enemy of the people and the working class despite their reign of influence. The collapse of the Old Aedwin monarchy with King Stavon's demise to the Lauchette led to the unanimous decision to form the Aedwin Worker's Party under representation of George Goderette.

#### Chapter I: Introduction

The Workers Party was formed after the Lauchette's siege on Old Aedwin against King Stavon to give a political voice to the people and workers of Aedwin by the Censor. It is core belief in the party that all workers are entitled to livable wages, fair working conditions, honest word of those in power, and the absolute abolishment of monarchy or oppression of the unheard. The Party acts as the back-bone of our Republic's thriving economy, all workers deserve for the same level of care and respect as who we work for.; and not be berated by the powerful into submission.

### "Unite the people, and the negligent powerful have nothing but scraps."

#### Chapter II: Foreign Relationships

Foreign relations are quintessential to the survival of the worker's economy but cannot be maintained through the narrow-vision or negligence of a ruler or monarch, the core foundation of the party is open-trade with everyone that doesn't commit acts of aggression against the working class or nation. Citizens and workers are entitled to the god-given right of trade without unlawful regulation.

### "We are a party of opportunity, not a party of disoriented priorities."

#### Chapter III: Freedom of The People

We, the people, have been the bone and muscle of Aedwin for decades but for the longest time have been neglected and manipulated. Under our rights are our might, take them and you'll start a fight. The People and Working-Class should always have the right to protest against unlawful working conditions, abuse or negligence in power, or for what they believe is right.

#### Chapter IV: Rights of Representation and Revolution

The Workers Party is to have rightful representation before the council, belligerence of the worker's needs and dispute is considered an act of aggression against The Worker's Party. Warnings and gracious arguments that are further ignored in spite of the party's well being will not be tolerated, and there will be revolution against oppression and suppression of the people's will.

### Chapter V: Hallengard

Hallengard was turned into a vassal kingdom in the name of Aedwin yet stands as what remains of the Aedwin Monarchy, a pest that was absent in the battle of the own kingdom that put it's own proud ruler in power. As it stands, Mortimer is short and a liberation of the working-class to revolt is ultimately inevitable in Hallengard.