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discrate1

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Society
Nationality Flag-Australia.jpg Australian
Date of birth December 19, 2009
Date of death 2010
Residence Western Australia
Sex Male
Politics
Congress member of Australia
Advertisement Director of New Zealand
October 2010 – November 2010
Served under Carr De Vaux
Military
Military rank Icon Lieutenant.jpg V1 Lieutenant
Aircraft rank Airman 0.png Airman

Discrate1 was an active Australian citizen, born at the end of 2009. He developed a bit his military career, but had unsuccessfully attempted to start a political career, candidating 1 time for Congress[1], and 1 time for party president,[2] without getting elected on all those occasions. He also run again for the party presidency of Australian National Party[3] in March 2010. Nevertheless, Discrate1 was an active member of the Australian forum and Australian community, and frequently commented on Australian newspaper articles. He was banned for not respecting game rules. He soon returned as DocterDry.

Employment

Discrate1 was employed by TK Diamonds a Q4 diamond company.

Military

Politics

Discrate1 was a right wing nationalist known for his quick remarks and fierce politics. He was an active member of the Australian National Party and has ran for the senate under the party and ran for ANP Party President twice. Discrate1 believes in government accountability and had a strong belief in democracy. As a nationalist, Discrate1 believed that all Australian affairs come first over any other country.

Later on, discrate1 joined Erepublik Alliance.

Media

Discrate1 owned the newspaper The Discrate1 Times where he regularly released editorials. On the 13/3/2010, Discrate1 started a weekly editorial series named Discrate1's voice of freedom where he talked about pressing issues affecting out the commonwealth.