Mattio

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Mattio

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Society Nationality  Dutch National rank 116 Date of birth September 14, 2008 Residence Western Netherlands Political party Democratisch Nederland Newspaper Nederlands Nieuws

Politics Party president of Libertarian Social Democrats 15 March 2010 – 14 May 2010 Preceded by ArtemIvanov Succeeded by Shakerr Minister of Interior and Information of the Netherlands 5 May 2010 – 4 June 2010 Served under AndreasIsaksson Succeeded by Konrad Neumann Babyboom Executive of the Netherlands 5 June 2010 – 4 July 2010 Served under Refl3x State Secretary of Home Affairs of the Netherlands 5 February 2012 – 4 March 2012 Served under NoTie112 / Joep O Succeeded by Kimberly McCullouch Vice president of the Netherlands 5 March 2012 – 4 April 2012 Served under Auggustus Succeeded by van Spijck Country President of the Netherlands 5 April 2012 – 4 May 2012 Preceded by Auggustus Succeeded by ElGorro Vice president of the Netherlands 5 May 2012 – 4 June 2012 Served under ElGorro Minister of Home Affairs of the Netherlands 5 May 2012 – 4 June 2012 Served under ElGorro Succeeded by Samproidz Vice Minister of Recruitment, Coaching and X/S of the Netherlands 11 April 2015 – Served under Walhallah

Military Military unit Dutch Armed Forces Military rank  Field Marshal*** Aircraft rank  Airman

Mattio (born September 14, 2008) is a citizen from the Netherlands. He was the 35th President of the Netherlands and is known for his newspaper Nederlands Nieuws. Mattio is a member of Democratisch Nederland. After a break of around 500 days, Mattio became active again on day 1,525 and later, after a longer break, around day 2,650.

Politics

Current activity

Mattio is a Congress Member for Democratisch Nederland and vice Minister of Recruitment, Coaching and X/S in the Walhallah I government.

Former activity

On April 5th, 2012, Mattio was elected as the 34th President of the Netherlands. He was the UNL Ambassador to Germany. Mattio was Vice Party President of the Libertarian Social Democrats once and Party President twice. He has been elected to Congress 10 times.

Mattio was Babyboom Executive under Refl3x I, Minister of Interior and Information in government AndreasIsaksson II, Vice president under Auggustus I and ElGorro II and State Secretary of Home Affairs in the government NoTie112 II/Joep O II.

Activities

Media activity

Mattio is the writer of Nederlands Nieuws, an active newspaper in the Netherlands, with which he publishes articles that are relevant to Dutch developments. Nederlands Nieuws focuses on Dutch politics and occasionally organizes public events, such as CP-debates, censuses and contests.

For his activities with Nederlands Nieuws and the boost he gave to the Dutch media, Mattio earned the medal of Knight in the Order of Oranje-Nassau, given to him by president NoTie112.

International activity

Mattio has been the UNL ambassador to Germany for some months, starting December the 27th of 2009. Also, he was the UNL region leader of Western Europe for some time as of the 6th of March, 2010.

Achievements

	Hard Worker (x13)		Country President (x1)
	Super Soldier (x15)		Congress member (x10)
	Battle Hero (x1)		Media Mogul (x0)
	Resistance Hero (x1)		Society Builder (x0)

Quotes

Party Presidency

Being a good Party president is terrible and for some even impossible. It’s the most ungrateful position a politician can fulfill and there is little hope for a reward. However: for a dedicated and motivated Party president, it’s impossible to be a bad one.

You won’t be a good Party president without listening to your party and you won’t be a good Party president by doing nothing more than listening to your party.

Country Presidency

In my philosophical base, no one deserves to be Country President. No one. Therefore, you can't decide whether someone deserves to be Country President, you can only decide, whether he deserves to stay the Country's President. A CP should therefore prove himself over and over again.

Voting

Most of the time, voting against someone is smarter than voting for someone.