Flando

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Flando

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Society Nationality  Dutch Date of birth Day 400 14th December 2008 Date of death Early 2016 (est) Residence Western Netherlands

Politics Party president of Gelijkheid Vrijheid Democratie May 16, 2009 – June 15, 2009 Preceded by Party renamed Succeeded by CreveRoeland Minister of Foreign Affairs of United Netherlands May 2009 – June 2009 Served under Deviltje Succeeded by Luuklag Secretary of Foreign Affairs of United Netherlands December 2009 – January 2010 Served under Trinc Preceded by Trinc Succeeded by Yasupa Minister of UNL Ministry of Media & Health March 2010 – April 2010 Served under Mitch Rapp Preceded by Thomas Fairfax Succeeded by Tim Veltkamp Party president of Iron & Wine 16 March 2010 – 15 April 2010 Preceded by Frerk Succeeded by Luuklag Co-Prime Minister of Netherlands April 2010 – May 2010 Served under Mitch Rapp Preceded by Deviltje Succeeded by Andreas Isaksson Party president of Iron & Wine April 4, 2011 – May 15, 2011 Preceded by Garmr Succeeded by MaartenW Secretary of Home Affairs of Netherlands May 2011 – June 2011 Served under NoTie112 Preceded by Daniel Parker Minister of Home Affairs of Netherlands December 2015 – January 2016 Served under odan Preceded by ElGorro Succeeded by Spir Tus Congress member of United Netherlands Congress member of Netherlands

Military Military rank  Lt Colonel** Aircraft rank  Airman

Flando was a citizen of Netherlands, as well as United Netherlands.

Politics

Flando joined PGV when the United Netherlands merged, together with CreveRoeland he led to party, and even joined the government. Plans were made to merge Neerlands Hoop and Partij van Gezond Verstand. Flando joined NH, and won the party elections. He changed the name to Gelijkheid Vrijheid Democratie and was joined by the PGV members. After being party president for a month, he was struck by the other members' inactivity and resigned.

After that, he joined Iron & Wine and stayed there.

Summary of political achievements:

1 term as Prime Minister of the Netherlands.

2 terms as Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands.

1 term as Minister of Media & Education of the Netherlands.

1 term as Minister of Home Affairs of the Netherlands.

2 terms as Secretary of State at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands.

Founder of the United Netherlands Intelligence Agency (UNLIN).

5 terms as Head of UNLIN/Security Council for Immigration.

Co-founder of the European Social Alliance (ESA).

2 terms as Party president of Iron & Wine.

1 term as Party president of Gelijkheid Vrijheid Democratie.

3 terms as Chairman of Congress of the Dutch Congress.

1 term as Vice-Chairman of Congress of the Dutch Congress.

3 months as ambassador of the Netherlands/United Netherlands to the United Kingdom.

1 months as ambassador of the Netherlands/United Netherlands to Indonesia.

10 months as Congressman of the Netherlands/United Netherlands

Founder of the Dutch Intelligence & Ambassador Service (DIAS)

DIAS Director of Intelligence

Media

Flando's Dagblad is the newspaper owned and published by Flando.

Other Interesting Facts

Organizations known to be owned/founded by Flando

NL Org: The organisation that owned NL Weapons before Flando privatised it. Later, this organisation was used as a base for anti-Polish propaganda. The organisation and its newspaper De Geus were then linked to UNLIN, the Dutch Secret service ran by Flando. It was based in Polish occupied Germany, before moving to Spain.

UNL Congress: The official organisation of the eNL Congress. Started by Flando during his second term as the Chairman of Congress. The organisation owns the official Dutch Congress newpaper.

UNL Intelligence Network: The official Dutch secret service, founded and ran by Flando. From this organisation, agents and infiltrants received orders. UNLIN communicated through the UNLIN newspaper.

In March 2010, Flando was nominated for the eUNL Award - Politician of the Month (congress) as one of the 5 nominess. He didn't win the award.