Martin23230

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Martin23230
National rank	28
Level	18
Politics
Congressman of the Czech Republic
26 February 2009 – 25 March 2009 Hungarian Takeover 26 April 2009 – 25 May 2009 26 May 2009 – 25 June 2009 26 June 2009 – 25 July 2009 Polish Takeover 26 August 2009 – Incumbent
Minister of Intelligence of the Czech Republic
1 May 2009 – 2 July 2009
Minister of (Public) Communications of the Czech Republic
1 May 2009 – 2 July 2009
Cabinet Secretary of the Czech Republic
8 June 2009 – 2 July 2009
Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic
11 July 2009 – 1 September 2009
Society
Political party	United Slavs
Nationality	Czech Republic
Date of birth	7 January 2009
Sex	Male
Residence	Southern Bohemia

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Martin23230 (Pronounced two-three-two-three-oh) is a politician from the Czech Republic. He has sat in the Czech congress representing Southern Bohemia six times, as well as having various higher government positions.

Early Life

Martin (as he is known to his friends) was born in Plzeň, Southern Bohemia to David and Lucie 23230. He has a degree from the Czech Technical University in Nuclear Physics, where he notably studied alongside Elbbom, who remained his good friend for life. His studies were directed towards the study of subatomic particles, but he also had a keen interest in politics and graphic design.

Political Career

Martin joined the United Slavs party when he was 18. In the congress elections in February 2009, Martin was elected as a congress member for Southern Bohemia, representing the US. As a congressman, Martin supported both the continuation of peaceful neutrality of the Czech Republic, but also the creation of the European Social Alliance to further strengthen the continent that has been so often ravaged by war. He was partially instrumental in the creation of the latter, but sadly the project came to nothing.

Martin lost his place when the Czech Republic was the target of a Takeover attempt in March by Hungarian dissidents, but he regained his seat in the April elections. In these elections, he was one of the few congressmen that kept their seats due to a takeover by British Paratroopers.

In May Martin joined the cabinet of President Franz Kafka, as Minister of Intelligence and Communications. He rose to this title after his good friend and the former minister Xavier Havel left the game and nominated him as the successor to the post. Martin opened his paper, 2-3-2-3-0, and used it to provide detailed and informative information to the Czech Public. He also took control of the Czech Secret Service. After supporting Kafka for his second term in June, Martin was also given the post of Cabinet Secretary of the Czech Republic. As MoPC, Martin created the official Czech Press Office, Tiskova Kancelar CR. He also worked with DaLe to create the new Czech forums.

In early July Martin had a bout of illness, which lasted for over a week and prevented him from taking part in public life. He resigned his positions in the Kafka government, knowing that when he recovered there would be a new President in Prague Castle. When he recovered in mid July, he found that a New War was raging in North America, and radim was the new President. The government was in some turmoil at the time, and Martin was quickly returned to government under the post of Minister of Foreign Affairs, a very high up position in the cabinet. However, he had only a short week before disappearing from public life again, unfortunately just as the July congress elections were being held.

Returning after the elections, the Czech Republic was in chaos, with Masoneria, a Polish group, in control of the congress after successfully taking over the United Slavs and Cesti liberalove parties. Radim was impeached and Martin's friend DaLe became president. However the Poles eventually left, and some normality returned to the Czech Republic. Sadly the United Slavs did not, and Martin along with logamac created the New United Slavs party, to which he has since belonged.

Throughout August, Martin continued in his role as MoFA, in particular reforming and appointing new ambassadors to countries, a task that was hard to do amongst the inactivity of the country. After yet again missing the August elections, this time on a trip to Berlin, Martin returned to discover he had been elected in his absence anyway.

By the start of September the demands of High Office began to take their toll on Martin. On the 1st of September he formally resigned from the government of the Czech Republic.

Interests

Aside from political interests, Martin has a passion for Cartography, Vexillology and Heraldry, or the study and creation of Maps, Flags and Coats of Arms. Martin also takes an active interest in astronomy and physics, following on from his university studies. His boyhood dream was to be the first Czech person on the moon.

He is also quite known for his graphics skills, designing the new logos for both the NUS and CRU political parties.