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Fooley

## Audio

"**Fooley**" is a song performed by American singer and songwriter Kelela. The song serves as the eighth track of her sophomore album Raven. It was released February 10, 2023 via Warp Records.

"Fooley" is an ambient mid tempo song, with elements and hints of other genres unlike any other song prior to "Fooley". "Fooley' incorporates the theme of being "submerged" and continues to chant the constant "far away" chant. Along with all the songs that continue this theme such as "Washed Away", there are slim to no actual lyrics in the song.

NPR had stated this about the song: "'Fooley' echoes the phrase over a foreboding mix of drums and synths. When she's not explicitly singing about feeling far away, Kelela is reflecting on the distance she feels from her lovers or her impulse to let go of situations that aren't working. This sense of detachedness doesn't feel like a lament so much as a balm. Rather than investing in situations or people who hurt her, Kelela finds solace and healing in solitude."

## Background

The song was announced to be the album's third track via iTunes on November 15, 2022, when the album was available to pre-order.

## Lyrics

**[Verse]**

Far away from

Submerged sound

Far away from

Submerge now

**[Verse]**

Far away from

Submerged sound

Far away from

Submerge now

## References

1. ↑ https://www.npr.org/2023/02/22/1158721846/kelela-raven-review
2. ↑ https://www.instagram.com/p/Ck\_T\_GsNk-7/

## Navigation

2023 RAVE:N Tour · Videography · Photography

"**Washed Away**"
"**Happy Ending**"
"Let It Go
"**On The Run**"
"Missed Call"
"Closure"
"**Contact**"

"**Fooley**"
"Holier"
"Raven"
"Bruises"
"Sorbet"
"Divorce"
"**Enough For Love**"
"Far Away"

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Markov Kazimir

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**Markov Ilyich Kazimir** (13 May 1954 - 27 August 1990) was a Soviet Kuznechova revolutionary, soldier and politician who was leader of the Kuznechova Group from 1983 to 1990. Kazimir was widely known for his pro-Western ideals during the Soviet Civil War and led the democratic forces against the Soviet Union for the majority of the war, from 1983 to his death in 1990. Kazimir was a vocal critic of Sashok Vitya and the Soviet Union following Leonid Brezhnev's death in 1982.

As a young conscript, Kazimir served in the Soviet Armed Forces from 1972 to 1980 and achieved the rank of Captain before leaving the army. Kazimir led the revolutionary forces for the majority of the Soviet Civil War, and became a face of the Western movement in the Soviet Union in its final years. Kazimir, along with Asiman Hajiyev, Joseph Niblisima, and former KGB Chairman Arkady Genrikh formed the Kuznechova Group in Latvia in 1983, which later became the toppling force in the Soviet Union and played a major role in the formation of the post-Soviet world. Kazimir's name is also commonly associated with the birth of the democratic movement in post-Soviet states.

Kazimir was assassinated by Soviet forces during a speech in Mingachevir, Azerbaijan SSR, on 27 August 1990. Kazimir's death saw the Soviet Civil War enter its final days. Following his death, Asiman Hajiyev was chosen as his successor to the leadership, who later became president of Salva. Kazimir remains a cult-like figure in post-Soviet media and ideology, with numerous books, documentaries, and films dedicated to his memory.

## Personal life

Kazimir was born on 13 May 1954 to a Russian family in Stepnoy, Soviet Union. He was baptized as a Christian Orthodox, but was irreligious from 1968. He attended the University of Moscow and earned a bachelor's degree in social sciences in 1980.

In 1983, Kazimir married Irina, with whom he had a daughter, Yulia, born in 1984. He served in the Soviet Armed Forces from 1972 to 1980, and commanded Kuznechova forces in the Soviet Civil War from 1983 to 1990.
Liberal Party

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The **Liberal Party** was a centrist political party in Salva from 1991 to 1998, when it merged with the Freedom Party to form the Liberal Coalition. It was interchangeable with the Conservative Front as the second most popular party, and was headed by Mussaya Jamshidi from its creation to merger.

## History

The Liberal Party was formed during the final months of the Soviet Civil War following the collapse of the government in the Azerbaijan SSR, and it emerged as a major party of revolution. It was heavily intertwined with the Freedom Party, both advocating for the breakup of the Soviet Union and Salvanian independence.
Stolichnaya Mediagruppa

**Stolichnaya Mediagruppa**, often referred to as **Stolichnaya**, is a media conglomerate and corporation headquartered in Salvadoro, Salva. Founded by Azad Gasimov in 1992, the company was registered in Russia before relocating to Salva in 1997. While it primarily focuses its efforts in the Caucasus region, Stolichnaya oversees three local organizations in southern Russia. The conglomerate encompasses various branches, including Stolichnaya News, Opinion, Finance, and other media-related topics. Currently, Szaban Abiyev serves as the President of the company.

## History

Stolichnaya Mediagruppa was established in 1992 by Azad Gasimov. Initially registered in Russia, the company quickly gained success for its media activities in post-Soviet Russia. In 1997, the headquarters were moved to Salvadoro, Salva.

## Structure

As the largest media conglomerate in the Caucasus region, Stolichnaya oversees various media companies as the parent organization. It maintains a significant presence in Salva, focusing primarily on the Caucasus region. Stolichnaya oversees three local organizations in southern Russia.

Stolichnaya News serves as a leading news provider, delivering up-to-date and comprehensive coverage of national and international events. Stolichnaya Opinion offers analysis, commentary, and opinion pieces on various topics, providing readers with diverse perspectives. Stolichnaya Finance provides financial news, market analysis, and economic insights. Officially, only two branches are stated by the company, Stolichnaya Media, encompassing Stolichnaya News, Radio, Television, Opinion and distribution, and Stolichnaya Finance, comprising mainly of topics such as stock trading and business.

Szaban Abiyev, serving as the President of Stolichnaya Mediagruppa, leads the corporation. Stolichnaya employs approximately 8,300 individuals across its corporate level.
Ganivirnz State Assembly

National Party (31)
**Opposition (15)**

     Conservative Front (15)
**Other (8)**

The **Ganivirnz State Assembly** is the unicameral legislative body of the state of Ganivirnz. Consisting of 54 seats, members are elected every four years via a first-past-the-post system. It is the state level policy-making and law-making body of Ganivirnz, and is tasked with passing legislation and upholding the government of Ganivirnz on local matters. Currently, the National Party controls a majority government with 31 seats in the assembly, marking the first NpS government since 2011.

## Composition

The Ganivirnz State Assembly composes of 54 seats, with one seat allocated per 5,000 people. Due to the majority clause, the assembly consists of 54 seats instead of the allocated 53.

### Government

The current Speaker of the Assembly is Mubin Avagyan, who was elected on 10 February, 2023. The current Premier of Ganivirnz is Nimat Kevorkian, who was elected on 1 January 2023, after securing a landslide victory in the 2023 Ganivirnz state election to form the 8th State Assembly.
God

## The Divine Presence

In the Abrahamic religions, **God** is the ultimate creator and the Source of all things.

In the DC Universe main continuity, God, also known as **The Presence**, **The Voice**, **The Hand**, and **The Source**, is the creator of the Multiverse and the living beings like, Humans, Angels, and Djinns. His first living creations was the First of the Fallen, and the Demiurgic Archangels: Samael, Michael and Gabriel. When the First of the Fallen came to believe that God was crazy, he created a rebellion in Heaven and God banished him to Hell. The first became Satan and was the first of many others who would fall, like the Elias of the Djinns, and Samael, who also rebelled and was cast out to Hell and became its ruler as "Lucifer Morningstar".

As the Source, God also became bonded to a being known as the Mother Entity, that was later tapped into the Mother Boxes as energy of the Fourth World. God also created Adam and Lilith, the first two human beings, and made them inhabit the Garden of Eden, but when Lilith rebelled, he banished her and created Eve instead. Lilith later became an ally of Lucifer, known as the mother of Demons. God was also responsible for the creation of Jesus of Nazareth, the Council of Eternity, and the Spectre, which is the physical embodiment of God's vengeance on Earth, whose existence is in response to the failure of Eclipso, the spirit of God's wrath that turned completely malevolent and evil. *God* was adapted by Jerry Siegel and Bernard Baily, first appearing in *More Fun Comics*  #52 (1940).

Other characters who have claimed to be God are **Red Jack** and **Wally the God-Boy**.

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**Omniverse**
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## Multiverse

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**New Earth**
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**New Earth**
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PreacherGod 001.jpgGod
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**Imaginary Story**
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**TV Series**
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**TV Series**
The Sandman
Photography of Raven

Main article: Raven (album)
## Media use

Raven - album coverTrack listing of Raven"Washed Away" - single cover'Happy Ending" - single cover"On The Run" - single cover"Contact" - single cover"Enough For Love" - single cover
## Video clips

Kelela - Washed Away (Official Music Video)Kelela - Happy Ending (Official Music Video)Kelela - On The Run (Official Music Video)Kelela - Contact (Official Music Video)Kelela - Enough For Love (Official Music Video)
## Navigation

2023 RAVE:N Tour · Videography · **Photography**

"**Washed Away**"
"**Happy Ending**"
"Let It Go
"**On The Run**"
"Missed Call"
"Closure"
"**Contact**"

"Fooley"
"Holier"
"Raven"
"Bruises"
"Sorbet"
"Divorce"
"**Enough For Love**"
"Far Away"

Kelela · Rahrah Gabor · Asmara · Warp Records · See personnel →
RAVE:N Tour

The **2023 RAVE:N Tour** is a live performance tour by American singer and songwriter Kelela. It is Kelela's second concert tour. The tour was taken place in support of her sophomore album, Raven, which was released February 10th, 2023. The tour began on March 16th, 2023 at Terminal West in Atlanta, Georgia, and is set to end August 20th, 2023 at Lowlands Festival in Biddinghuzen, Netherlands. An after-party for the first leg, named RAVE:N after-party, was thrown at Trauma Bar in Berlin, Germany. Tix were sold at 12 euros. An additional 2 dates were announced and added to the tour t leg 2; April 8th, 2023 at Le Trianon in Paris, France and April 11th at Huxleys in Berlin, Germany. The additional dates were announced along with the release of the fifth and final single of Raven, "Enough For Love". The tour expanded throughout North America and Europe. In totals, 9 dates were added along to the tour. On April 20, 2023, the second leg of the RAVE:N tour was announced.

## Background

On December 7th, 2022, Kelela had announced the 2023 RAVE:N tour. The next day (December 8th, 2022), pre-sale was avail for purchase on Kelela's website and people who were listed on the mailing list were the first to receive access to pre-sale. On December 9th, 2022, tix were avail for general public to purchase. Within hours, US tix had sold out just from pre-sale. On February 6th, 2023, due to all shows being sold out, an additional two more dates were added. (April 8th, 2023 and April 11th, 2023). After the closing of the first leg, an after-party was thrown at Trauma Bar in Berlin, Germany. On April 19, 2023, around midnight, Kelela's website had added the second leg without any announcement prior. On April 20, 2023, Kelela had announced the second leg of the RAVE:N tour.

## Stage design

The RAVE:N Tour stage design was mostly with venues that had an opera stage, and with play with laser and flashing lights during the show. Kelela would be dressed in modern classic style clothes with wigs that have appearances in music videos such as "LMK" or "On The Run".

## Shows

* First leg
* Second leg

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl4D4Yppixg/
2. ↑ https://www.instagram.com/p/CrRONvZJtdj/
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 https://www.instagram.com/p/Cq6ANA\_JwvD/
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 https://www.instagram.com/p/CoZjSXqNHZb/
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 https://www.instagram.com/p/CrRONvZJtdj/
6. ↑ https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl90Y6YpBl9/
7. ↑ https://kelela.co

## Navigation

**2023 RAVE:N Tour** · Videography · Photography

"**Washed Away**"
"**Happy Ending**"
"Let It Go
"**On The Run**"
"Missed Call"
"Closure"
"**Contact**"

"Fooley"
"Holier"
"Raven"
"Bruises"
"Sorbet"
"Divorce"
"**Enough For Love**"
"Far Away"

Kelela · Rahrah Gabor · Asmara · Warp Records · See personnel →
LOZ: The Basement

**LOZ: The Basement** is the 3rd, and final episode of LOZ

## *Plot*

The video begins by Jack walking into a cave. He decides to randomly walk in a circle around some fire, and the fire disappears, and the cave goes dark. There is suddenly a knocking sound plays. Big white eyes then appear behind Link, and he turns around.

A kid then appears on screen, sad. He apologizes to his Dad, and suddenly gets hit by a hammer repetitively, after the first, he looks squished, and said "He won't tell Mom," and then gets hit again. He appears to have his organs falling out of his body, and he looks even more squished. He gets hit again, and his head is gone. Still able to communicate, he tries to talk to his dad, but he is hit one final time, and squished as much as he can. A fairy then flies out of his squished, dead body.

## *Characters*

* King Dedede (Player; theorized)
* Unnamed Kid (death)
* Unnamed Dad
* Unnamed Mom (mentioned)

## *Captioned messages*

* "he's home early." (0:10 - 0:12)
* "i'm serious i didn't see anything.." (0:15 - 0:17)

## *Trivia*

* This video reveals that there may be a family stuck inside of The Legend of Zelda, unlike TMK, which is based off of hallucinations outside of Kirby Super Star.
Kandoron (United Kingdom)

Kandoron is a city in the United Kingdom, located in the country of Hampshire. The city is a popular tourist destination and is home to many historic buildings, such as the 12th century Norman castle and the 19th century St. Augustine's Church. Kandoron is known for its beautiful countryside, and is home to many parks and nature reserves. The city is also home to a number of museums and galleries, including the Kandoron Art Gallery, the Kandoron Museum of Natural History, and the Kandoron Museum of Local History. The city is served by two railway stations, Kandoron Central and Kandoron East, both of which are served by the South West Trains network. There is also a bus service connecting Kandoron to the nearby cities of Portsmouth and Southampton. Kandoron is home to a number of schools, including Kandoron Primary School, Kandoron High School, and Kandoron College. There is also a hospital, the Kandoron General Hospital, which is a major provider of healthcare to the city's residents. Kandoron is a vibrant and lively city, with a wide variety of restaurants, bars, and shops.
2003 Salvanian general election

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The **2003 Salvanian general election** was held on January 1, 2003, as the second sexennial election election in Salva to elect members to the Magizhatsti for the 2nd Salvanian Parliament. Asiman Hajiyev formally dissolved parliament on December 1, 2002 to summon the election period.

The ruling party, the Liberal Coalition, failed to retain power and narrowly lost the election to the Conservative Front, seeing Azad Gasimov become president-elect, and the newly-registered National Party obtain 16 seats in the Magizhatsti. As a result of the election, the Liberal Coalition formed opposition, while the Conservative Front formed a minority government. The National Party agreed to a stability clause with the Conservative Front in order to secure parliamentary stability until the 2009 elections.

## Background

In 2002, Hajiyev formally resigned as president and leader of the Liberal Coalition, and scheduled a leadership election for the Liberal Coalition that was ultimately won by prime minister Bahadur Nizamili.

On May 9, 2002, Bilal Ibrahimbeyov formed the National Party, advertised as an alternative to the Conservative Front, focused heavily on national security. It was registered with the Board of Elections on June 3, 2002.

## Timeline

* April 4, 2002: Asiman Hajiyev resigns.
* May 9, 2002: Bilal Ibrahimbeyov forms the National Party Salva.
* June 3, 2002: The National Party is registered with the Board of Elections.
* June 10, 2002: Bahadur Nizamili is elected leader of the Liberal Coalition.
* December 1, 2002: Asiman Hajiyev formally dissolves parliament.
* January 1, 2003: The 2003 general election is held.
* January 10, 2003: Azad Gasimov is inaugurated as President.
* February 1, 2003: 2nd Parliament forms session.
Leader of the Opposition (Salva)

The **Leader of the Opposition** (Salvanian: *Лидер Опожишный*) is the leader of the party who is second largest in the Magizhatsti, and forms the Shadow Ministry of Salva.

The current Leader of the Opposition is Mikhail Garakhanov, who has served in the post since 15 September 2022, succeeding Elariz Saleh for the position.

## Leaders of the Opposition

  Liberal Coalition  Conservative Front

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Ruzanna Musaev

**Ruzanna Musaev** MP (b. September 9th, 1978) is a Salvanian politician who currently serves as the Minister of Foreign Affairs, a position she has held since 2020. She previously served as the Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs from 2017 to 2020 and held a seat as a Salvadoro state MLA from 2007 to 2012, representing the constituency of Baramdar. A member of the Liberal Coalition, Musaev was first elected as a Member of Parliament in 2015, representing the constituency of Khanlehgol.

Musaev attended the University of Munich and attained a BA in social sciences in 2001 before entering politics in 2005. During the 2007 elections, she was as the Liberal candidate for Baramdar in the Salvadoro state assembly. In 2010, she left the Salvadoro Liberals and became an independent on the state level. In 2015, she was elected as a federal Liberal candidate for Khanlehgol, and was re-elected in 2021 and 2022. She has sat as minister of foreign affairs since 2020, and formerly minister of intergovernmental affairs between 2017 and 2020 in the cabinet of Mirzy Amirbeyzov.

## Early life and education

Ruzanna Musaev was born in Baku, Azerbaijan SSR, in the Soviet Union. Her father, Ismayil, was a Soviet colonel who was a veteran of the Soviet–Afghan War. Her family briefly moved to Sochi in 1985 during the Soviet Civil War, before settling in Germany, where her father had retired. She speaks Russian, Salvanian, and German.

Musaev attended the University of Munich, where she completed her Bachelor of Arts degree in Social Sciences in 2001. Musaev moved back to now-independent Salva in 2002 following the Caucasus Uprising. She subsequently completed a Master of Arts degree in International Relations at the University of London in 2004. In recognition of her contributions to the field, Musaev was awarded an honorary Ph.D. in International Relations from the University of Oxford in 2016.

## Political career

### State political career

In the 2007 Salvadoro state assembly elections, she ran as a candidate representing the Liberal Coalition in the Baramdar constituency. Musaev was successfully elected and subsequently re-elected in 2009. However, due to internal disagreements and disarray within the Salvadoro Liberals, she chose to leave the party in 2010 and sat as an independent. As a result of this, she did not retain her nomination in Baramdar and, as an independent, was unsuccessful in securing her seat in the election.

### Federal political career

In 2015, Musaev transitioned to federal politics by securing a seat as the federal Liberal candidate in Khanlehgol. She was re-elected in 2021 and 2022. Musaev was appointed as the Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs in the cabinet of Mirzy Amirbeyzov in 2017, and later, in 2020, Musaev assumed the role of Minister of Foreign Affairs, responsible for overseeing Salva's diplomatic efforts and representing the nation's interests on the global stage.

## Personal life

Musaev is of mixed ethnic heritage, with her father being Salvanian and her mother being of Russian Tatar descent. Musaev is married and has a son.
Holier

## Audio

"**Holier**" is a song performed by American singer and songwriter Kelela. The song serves as the ninth track of her sophomore album Raven. It was released February 10, 2023 via Warp Records.

"Holier" is a dark ambient song, that also mainly focuses on Kelela's vocals. The song also contains elements of electronic, experimental, soul and R&B. "Holier" generally seems to be speaking out on deep struggles both worldwide and in Kelela's personal life. Topics such as racism, mental health, and patriarchy are frequent. Pitchfork had stated "'Holier' is submerged in muted, rattling bass, with spare synth notes that weave in and out around Kelela’s clear-eyed resolve: 'Though it troubles my heart/Don’t want to cover the scar,' she sings as though floating at zero gravity, 'So I go where they hold me down.' It’s one of several instances on the album that speaks to nurturing self-care by standing in and with the community that grounds you when you need it most."

## Background

The song was announced to be the album's third track via iTunes on November 15, 2022, when the album was available to pre-order.

## Lyrics

**[Intro]**

Take it away

**[Verse]**

And though we struggle apart

Thought I was good, but I'm not

And though it troubles my heart

Don't want to cover the scar

**[Refrain]**

So I go where they hold me down

And I go where they hold me down

And you're not gonna take my crown

And I'm tryin', but this time around

**[Pre-Chorus]**

I'ma float, yeah, I'm floating away

Sittin' around, and I found out it ain't 'bout no wait

I don't care what you're talkin' about

All the sh- that you say

You won't learn anyway

**[Chorus]**

'Cause I'd rather be holier

And I'd rather be holier

(Mm) 'Cause I'd rather be holier

'Cause I'd rather be holier

**[Outro]**

Never again

Never again

Mm, no-ooh-oh, no-ooh, oh, ooh-oh

## References

1. ↑ https://music.apple.com/us/album/raven/1652665077
2. ↑ https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/kelela-raven/
3. ↑ https://www.instagram.com/p/Ck\_T\_GsNk-7/

## Navigation

2023 RAVE:N Tour · Videography · Photography

"**Washed Away**"
"**Happy Ending**"
"Let It Go
"**On The Run**"
"Missed Call"
"Closure"
"**Contact**"

"Fooley"
"**Holier**"
"Raven"
"Bruises"
"Sorbet"
"Divorce"
"**Enough For Love**"
"Far Away"

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6th Salvanian parliament

Liberal Coalition
**Opposition**

     Conservative Front
**Other**

     National Party
     Green Party

The **6th Salvanian parliament** is the session of the Magizhatsti that began on 10 August 2022, following the 2022 Salvanian general election. The Magizhatsti convened on 10 August 2022, beginning the third consecutive majority term of the Amirbeyzov government under the Liberal Coalition.

Nazim Ashabarov was confirmed as prime minister for the third time during the first sitting of the 6th parliament, after being re-nominated by president Mirzy Amirbeyzov. The 6th parliament was originally scheduled to run from 10 August 2022 to 1 October 2027, however, following the lowering of term lengths on 1 March 2023, it was rescheduled to dissolve on 1 October 2025 at the advice of the Monarch.

## Timeline

### 2022

* 1 August - Mirzy Amirbeyzov is re-elected to a third consecutive majority government, Conservative leader Elariz Saleh resigns as leader.
* 2 August - Saleh meets with Conservative Front chairman Azad Gasimov to begin the 2022 Conservative Front leadership election campaign.
* 10 August - 6th session convenes, government sworn. in
* 4 September - Kirill Grigoryev resigns as MP for Khoshbulakh, citing retirement.
* 15 September - Mikhail Garakhanov is elected leader of the Conservative Front, and consequently, leader of the opposition.
* 1 October - Mikhail Garakhanov is elected as MP for Khoshbulakh in a by-election.
* 13 November - Karolina Nifityev resigns as MP for Letnik.
* 9 December - Nanakhanim Khasimzadeh is elected as MP for Letnik in a by-election.
* 14 December - Namikh Adilov resigns as MP for Szirvan North.

### 2023

* 3 January - Navaleh MP Rakhif Babirova dies in office from lung cancer.
* 6 January - Insaf Aydinov is elected as MP for Szirvan North in a by-election.
* 21 February - Szamo Ilyin is elected as MP for Navaleh, flipping the seat from the People's Choice to Conservative.
* 1 March - Magizhatsti agrees to lower term length to 4 years; Barat Mikhaylenko resigns as MP for Projla-Sredmetrij due to health concerns.
* 2 March - Mirzy Amirbeyzov reschedules election to 1 October 2025 at the advice of the Monarch.
* 27 March - Nick Pakhomova is elected as MP for Projla-Sredmetrij in a by-election.

## References and notes

1. ↑ Technically, one seat in the chamber is always vacant; being the elected seat of the prime minister, however, the prime minister is still present in the chamber as speaker; hence vacancy being zero with 366 members.
2015 Salvanian general election

The **2015 Salvanian general election** was held on 1 January 2015 to elect members to the 4th Salvanian parliament. The election was called on 1 October 2014, running a three-month long election period.

All 294 seats in the Magizhatsti were up for election, as well as eight state-level elections. The election resulted in the end of the 12-year Gasimov administration, electing a Liberal Coalition majority government under Mirzy Amirbeyzov.

## Background

The 2015 Salvanian general election was a pivotal moment in the country's political history, marking the end of Azad Gasimov's 12-year tenure as president. Gasimov, who was elected president in 2003, had been embroiled in a series of scandals in the lead-up to the election, including the Sangachal Affair, which involved allegations of corruption following the annual Sangachal Summit, a major financial and political meeting in Salva.

In contrast, Mirzy Amirbeyzov, the leader of the Liberal Coalition, emerged as a strong contender for the presidency, with polls showing him leading by a comfortable margin throughout the campaign.

## Results

On election day, the Liberal Coalition made a comeback after their disappointing showing in the 2009 election, winning 155 seats and securing a majority in the Magizhatsti. Amirbeyzov was subsequently elected president, marking the first time in over a decade that the country had a Liberal government.

The Conservative Front suffered defeat, winning only 123 seats. The National Party Salva, led by Bilal Ibrahimbeyov, won 16 seats, losing 5 seats from the previous election. The election was also notable for the high voter turnout, with 80.09% of eligible voters casting their ballots.

## Campaign issues

The election campaign was dominated by a number of key issues, including the country's economy, the escalating border conflict with neighbouring Iran, and the various scandals that had plagued Gasimov's government in the lead-up to the election, notably the Sangachal Affair.

Amirbeyzov ran on a platform of economic reform, promising to increase welfare, healthcare, and education funding, as well as to streamline the country's bureaucracy. He also pledged to take a tougher stance on corruption, which had been a major concern for many Salvanians.

Gasimov, in contrast, focused heavily on national security and the ongoing border crisis with Iran, promising to continue infrastructure investments. He criticized Amirbeyzov's perceived lack of experience in foreign policy and defence, arguing that his leadership could put the country at risk.

The National Party emphasized their nationalist policies, calling for stricter immigration controls and more aggressive, dissuasive stances towards Iran.
Floof's Room

## Welcome to Floof's Room <3

The room is quite close to the kitchen so if you're wandering the house in the middle of the night don't be surprised if you see a gremlin approaching the fridge armed with a phone flashlight. This room is also rather dark except for the lights along the walls, the window, and a small lamp in the corner. The switch to the main light on the ceiling has duct tape over it to keep it off. The room has the faintly sweet smell of freshly cooked pancakes... how that smell is there despite the total disastrous state the room is in remains a mystery even to Floof.

Shoved into a corner is a bed overflowing with plushes (mainly cats, Floof collects cat plushes). In front of the window (which always has its blinds down) is a small wooden desk with drawers that are practically impossible to close due to them being stuffed with art supplies, art pieces, school papers, and sketchbooks. The top of the desk is peppered with even more papers, stickers, and art supplies and along the back side is a more small plushes and a few figures. The wall by the door has a bookshelf filled with manga and graphic novels, with one or two shelves displaying an arrangement of souvenirs, figures, Lego sets, and other various random objects. There's a rather old green chair by the shelf with multiple different quilts draped over the back and folded clothes stacked up on the seat. On the door of the closet there's posters and multiple pieces of art that Floof drew herself taped up. The walls the color of lavender are crowded with Floof's art and posters of various series she likes. The floor is visible if you ignore all of the papers and books around the edges, at least the floor in the center of the room is clear. There is no plant life anywhere in the room, for if any kind of plant were unfortunate enough to fall into the possession of Floof it'd mysteriously be found dead within a day...

You'll most likely find Floof either sitting at her desk and drawing, pacing back and forth and coming up with art ideas, listening to music, sitting in bed and playing video games, or wrapped up in a blanket and staring at her phone.

## Some of the Posters in Floof's Room

ShenheAiriFloof's Drawing of LeonaFloof's Drawing of MikuFloof's Drawing of EnaNightcord Miku
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Emin Baris

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**Emin Baris** (April 9, 1938 - September 13, 2013) was a Salvanian politician who served as Member of Parliament for Nasimi-Kubinka from 1999 to 2003.

## Early life and education

Baris was born on April 9, 1938, in Baku, Azerbaijan SSR. He completed his education in Azerbaijan and went on to study law in Moscow, Russia.

## Political career

Baris started his political career as a member of the revolutionary Kuznechova Group during the late 1980s, and became a member of the Freedom Party in 1992. After Salva declared independence in 1997, he remained a member of the Freedom Party, later joining the newly-created Liberal Coalition in 1998. Baris was elected as Member of Parliament for Nasimi-Kubinka in 1999.

In 2002, Baris announced that he would not be running for re-election due to health concerns. He was succeeded by Mirzy Amirbeyzov.

## Later life and death

After leaving politics, Baris remained active in civil society, serving as a member of Kuznechova International's Salva Council until his death, advocating for human rights and democratic reform.

Baris died on September 13, 2013, due to complications with kidney failure. In recognition of his contributions, a street in Nasimi was named after him in 2017.
National Party Salva

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The **National Party Salva**, commonly referred to as the **National Party**, is a far-right political party in Salva. The party was founded in 2002 and is led by Bilal Ibrahimbeyov. The party's platform is characterized by nationalist, isolationist, and militarist policies, as well as fiscal conservatism and anti-immigration sentiments. The party is considered the farthest right of the major Salvanian political parties, to the right of the more mainstream Conservative Front.

The National Party espouses a strong nationalistic and isolationist ideology, seeking to put Salva's interests first. The party supports a strong military and has advocated for increased defence spending, and has been a vocal critic of the Neutrality Act. The party's platform also emphasizes fiscal conservatism, including lower taxes and reduced government spending.

In terms of immigration, the National Party is known for its anti-immigration stance. The party has called for stricter border control and has criticized the Amirbeyzov government for what it sees as relaxed immigration policies.

The National Party's policies have made it a controversial political force in Salva, with some critics have accused the party of promoting extremist and xenophobic views. Despite this, the National Party has managed to maintain a significant presence in Salvanian politics. As of 2022, it is the third largest party in the Magizhatsti.

Bilal Ibrahimbeyov has been the leader of the National Party since its founding. Under his leadership, the party has become more influential in Salvanian politics. Despite its controversial platform, the party has managed to maintain a dedicated base of supporters.

## History

The National Party was founded on 9 May 2002 by Bilal Ibrahimbeyov, after he became discontent with the transitional campaign policies of the Conservative Front and Azad Gasimov. It was registered with the Board of Elections on 3 June 2002, and fielded 80 candidates, becoming the third party to be registered with the board.

Ibrahimbeyov was permitted to participate in the presidential debates, a move that brought him and the National Party further into public eye. In the 2003 general election, the party won 16 out of 158 seats, and became the third largest party in the country.
2022 Khoshbulakh by-election

The **2022 Khoshbulakh by-election** was held on 1 October 2022 to elect a member to the Magizhatsti in the district following the resignation of Conservative MP Kirill Grigoryev a month prior over health concerns. Ultimately, newly-elected Conservative Front leader Mikhail Garakhanov easily secured the district with 56.14% of the vote, a 6.99 per cent increase from the 2022 general election.
Cloud's Origins

## Cloud's Childhood ﾟ+\*:ꔫ:\*﹤

She was a lovely and sweet girl. She loved helping people with things like cleaning, putting things away, etc. She was always the good-little-two-shoes when she was younger.

As she got older, her parents started to pressure her with her studies. They would say, "Get a full score on this test!" , "You better be No.1, No exceptions.". As for her, she got really stressed. She started to study more, and more, and more each day, hoping that she would be good enough for her parents. the question is, did she get good enough?

One day when she was - .

WIP
3rd Salvanian parliament

Conservative Front
**Opposition**

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**Other**

The **3rd Salvanian parliament** was the session of the Magizhatsti that began on 10 January 2009, and ended on 1 October 2014, following the summoning of the 2015 Salvanian general election. The Magizhatsti convened on 10 January 2009, inaugurating the second government of Azad Gasimov, and the first majority government since 1999.

Maksim Mushyan was confirmed as prime minister by the Magizhatsti on the first session day, commencing parliamentary procedures. Mushyan was confirmed in his position in a free vote of 218 to 76.
Neutrality Act (Salva)

The **Neutrality Act**, formally known as **Constitutional Motion, legis. 106**, is a constitutional amendment in Salva, officially establishing the nation as militarily neutral and restricting the use of its armed forces to defensive purposes. The motion was introduced on 9 March, 2018, by Minister of Public Affairs Evgenij Prokofev, and after several amendments, it was adopted and ratified by the Chamber of Representatives on 10 June, 2018.

## Background

The Neutrality Act, introduced as *Constitutional Motion, legis. 106, an Amendment to the Constitution of the Republic referencing the use of the Armed Forces of the Republic*, and shortened to CM-106, was introduced to address the use of Salva's military. It aimed to promote peace, stability, and the security of the nation and its allies. The motion underwent a series of deliberations and amendments to ensure its effectiveness and align with the constitutional requirements of Salva.

The parliamentary debate surrounding the Neutrality Act was marked by controversy. To maintain transparency and allow members to vote according to their opinion, the motion was declared a free vote, allowing members to vote independently. Ultimately, the motion narrowly passed with a vote of 201-92, surpassing the required two-thirds majority by only six votes.

The adoption of the Neutrality Act had significant political implications. The Prime Minister, due to parliamentary procedure, was the only abstaining vote. The National Party and the Conservative Front officially opposed the motion, while the governing Liberal Coalition voted unanimously in its favour. However, within the Conservative Front, there was a division, with a substantial number of members voting in favour of the motion, leading to internal disagreements. This division within the Conservative Front subsequently caused a drop in approval ratings for Conservative leader Elariz Saleh and triggered a leadership review. Despite the review, Saleh managed to retain his leadership position with a majority vote of 69% to 31%.

## Controversies

The close nature of the vote and the divisive nature of the motion led to condemnation from the National Party, which voted unanimously against the motion. The ratification of the Neutrality Act sparked nationwide protests, with some turning violent and resulting in riots.

In response to the escalating protests and the need to maintain law and order, the Salvanian Special Forces, the Obszatszista, were deployed as a national guard. This deployment proved to be a controversial decision, further intensifying the tensions and debates surrounding the Neutrality Act.
Freedom Party

The **Freedom Party** was a major centrist and big tent party in Salva from 1990 until 1998, when it merged with the Liberal Party to form the Liberal Coalition. It held power until its merger.

## History

The Freedom Party was formed in 1990 during the Soviet Civil War, and alongside the Liberal Party, advocated for Salvanian independence and pro-western ideals. It was headed by Asiman Hajiyev from its creation to merger. The Freedom Party was affiliated with the Kuznechova Group and was the official revolutionary party in Salva.
President of Salva

The **president of Salva** (Salvanian: *Prezydentnyj na Respublika Salva*) is the highest political office and head of government in the Republic of Salva. Executive power is vested in the President and parliamentarily managed by the Prime Minister, who serves as head of the ministry.

The prime minister is appointed by the president and is almost always chosen during presidential campaigns. The president is subject to the confidence of the Magizhatsti, the Salvanian parliament.

To date, the longest serving president has been Azad Gasimov, with a total tenure of twelve years, followed by the incumbent president Mirzy Amirbeyzov at eight years. The shortest serving president was Asiman Hajiyev, whom resigned at the end of his term and did not seek re-election, at officially 4 years, though served 13 years counting his acting presidency. Hajiyev served as the western-backed leader of Salva from 1992, and the de-facto president from 1995.

## History

The position of president was officially established in 1997 following Salvanian independence from the Iranian State. Asiman Hajiyev served as acting president from 1990 until 10 January 1999 when he was formally elected, and served until 2003. The Prime Minister is appointed by the President and is responsible for the management and referral of the ministry. While the president can also manage the ministry, this power is usually delegated to the prime minister.

The current prime minister is Nazim Ashabarov, who was appointed by Mirzy Amirbeyzov on 10 January 2015.

## Election, tenure and removal

The president was originally subjected to a maximum of three terms of six years each, for a total of 18 years, however on 1 March 2023, the term lengths were lowered to four years, capping the total term of the president at 12 years. The current president, Mirzy Amirbeyzov, was elected on 1 January 2015, and took office on 10 January 2015. He was reelected briefly for a second term on 1 January 2021, and a third term on 1 August 2022 following a snap election the Iranian invasion of Salva.

The president is elected under a first past the post system, in which the party leader of the party that has won the most seats in the Magizhatsti becomes president. In the event of a tie, the president is chosen by the party of the two that has won the most votes by any margin.

A president may be removed via constitutional impeachment, or if a vote of no confidence is passed in which the president does not retain parliamentary confidence. Impeachment has occurred once during the term of Azad Gasimov following the Sangachal Affair, presented on charges of corruption, though ultimately failed to be passed, and Gasimov served the remainder of his term. Impeachment is passed by a two thirds majority vote by the Magizhatsti, with the exception of the president's vote, and is only used if the president is believed to have committed a crime, otherwise, a vote of no confidence is typically issued.
Khoshbulakh (electoral district)

**Khoshbulakh** (Salvanian: *Хошбулах*) is an electoral district in western Garzilod. It has been represented in the Magizhatsti since 1998 and has been represented by Conservative Front leader Mikhail Garakhanov since 1 October 2022. It has been held by the Conservative Front since its creation and is considered a safe seat for the party.

## Representatives

Khoshbulakh has elected two representatives since its creation:

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 4th
 5th
 6th

## Election results

The following tables show the election results in Khoshbulakh since 1999:
Choco's room

This is a work in progress

"Welcome please don't mind my pile of stuffed toys over there!"

Choco's room is filled with plush toys and some electronics including boxes filled with Pockys. There are also danganronpa plushes for all the characters including an unfinished monokuma (don't worry Usami\Monomi and the monocubs are finished). You also hear Nightcord songs and suddenly Choco starts watching Danganronpa: The Animation on her computer screen. On a wall is nothing but posters of multiple fandoms but mainly object shows, Project sekai, ItsFunneh, and Danganronpa.

꧁✰𖦹Posters (✯◡✯) \(^ヮ^)/𖦹✰꧂

Makoto Naegi
Георгий Ливси Константинович

Георгий Ливси Константинович — советский государственный и политический деятель. Действующий генсек СССР, Маршал Советского Союза, Доктор физико-математических наук.

Выпускник Ленинградского государственного университета. С 2020 пошел в армию, во время первой Совето-ИЧСкой войны сильно поднялся в звании, и стал Генералом армии. Возглавил поход на Архангельск, с целью освободить его от немецких войск. Его армия была самой опытной и обученой из всех остальных благодаря Георгию. Именно она освободила Архангельск войдя в город с юга. Далее он учавствовал в контр-наступлении на Москву, но тем временем в глуби страны восстали монархисты, фашисты и другие, и это помешало освободить столицу. Советский Союз развалился.

## Семья

Отец — Михаил Константинович, родился в Броварах, в 1964 году. Работал на заводе, был там самым опытным работником, и обучал новеньких. Во времена первой Совето-ИЧСкой погиб во время очередной бомбежки.

Мать — Людмила Константиновна, родилась в Курске, в 1963 году. Также работала на заводе. Погибла вместе с Михаилом, в одном доме.

## После первой Совето-ИЧСкой

После первой войны с Империей Черного Солнца, Ливси вел активную борьбу с окупантами. Георгий стал преступником номер 1 в ИЧС. В 2042 году, после битвы за Архангельск, Георгий Ливси возглавил восстание на территории России. Солдаты ИЧС бежали в страхе от восставших. После изгнания немцев с территории СССР, был провозглашен новый Союз Советских Социалистических Республик, во главе с Георгием Ливси Константиновисем.