H.Nelson

Dead citizen

Society
Nationality	Australian
Date of birth	May 16, 2009 (Day 543)
Date of death	2013
Residence	Queensland
Sex	Male
Newspaper	Nelson's Column

Politics
Senator of Tasmania
August 26, 2009 – September 25, 2009
Senator of Queensland
September 26, 2009 – Unknown
Party president of Australian Independents
September 16, 2009 – October 15, 2009
Preceded by	Melchizedek Smith
Succeeded by	Aussie Vegeta
December 16, 2009 – February 15, 2010
Preceded by	Rakkeyal
Succeeded by	Alex Australis
Ambassador of Malaysia
October 14, 2009 – November 06, 2009
Preceded by	Rakkeyal
Succeeded by	Alex Australis

Military
Military rank	World Class Force
Aircraft rank	Airman

H.Nelson earned 18 Super Soldier medals and was a Battle hero in the battle for Eastern Cape during the war between Australia and Brazil. He was a Lance-Corporal of the Australian Army Regulars and has been a member of the Australian Commando Unit Koalas (ACUK) before. He specialized in the Air Unit military skill in eRepublik Rising.

Politics

H.Nelson has been heavily involved in Australian politics both in the Australian Senate and also as an active member of the Australian Independents Party. He first became a senator of Australia on August 26, 2009, when he was elected to represent Tasmania. Next month he decided to run for office in his home state, Queensland, where he has been re-elected every month for the next couple of months.

H.Nelson also served three terms as Inspector General and was responsible for advising the Executive Government and Senate. In April 2010 he was honoured to have been accepted as a Commander of the Order of Australia.

H.Nelson was also the Party president of the Australian Independents Party on three separate occasions. After his party was taken over by Indonesians he decided to change parties and become a member of the Australian National Party. But when the party was re-founded, he re-joined and become party president on several consecutive terms.

Business

H.Nelson had previously owned a diamond company in the Northern Territory called Nelson's Diamonds.

Media

H.Nelson owns the newspaper Nelson's Column. His main focus is internal affairs, he has published several in-depth analyses on Australian elections. His paper had more than 1000 subscriptions.