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[[File:Citizen432331.jpg |frame|left|{{eLink|citizen|432331|cerasus}} - Founder of Djozikeist Church of Malaysia]] | [[File:Citizen432331.jpg |frame|left|{{eLink|citizen|432331|cerasus}} - Founder of Djozikeist Church of Malaysia]] | ||
== At The Beginning == | == At The Beginning == | ||
On June 20, 2009, the 577th day of New World and the 128th day of coming of our holy God, the Church of Malaysia Djozkeist was Established. | On June 20, 2009, the 577th day of New World and according to the party founders, the 128th day of coming of our holy God, the Church of Malaysia Djozkeist was Established. | ||
The Djozikeist Church of Malaysia was started by {{eLink|citizen|432331|cerasus}}, loyal antipope of Djozike. Its | The Djozikeist Church of Malaysia was started by {{eLink|citizen|432331|cerasus}}, loyal antipope of Djozike. Its aimed to help secure the country that the people of Malaysia worked for. Party presidents were often refered as High priests{{Ref|e|article|834091}}. | ||
== The Church's Brief Summary with its Leaders== | == The Church's Brief Summary with its Leaders== | ||
Djozikeist Church of Malaysia | Djozikeist Church of Malaysia tried to be more of a religious movement than a political party, but ultimately it didn't succeed. | ||
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Citizen432331.jpg|<small>{{eLink|citizen|432331|cerasus}}<br>(August-Sept 2009)</small> | Citizen432331.jpg|<small>{{eLink|citizen|432331|cerasus}}<br>(August-Sept 2009)</small> | ||
Citizen1303882.jpg|<small>[[prucsok]]<br>(Oct-Nov 2009)</small> | Citizen1303882.jpg|<small>[[prucsok]]<br>(Oct-Nov 2009)</small> | ||
Citizen440501.jpg|<small>{{eLink|citizen|440501|aurin}} <br>(Dec 2009-May 2010)</small> | |||
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==Conclusion== | |||
The party was always in the top of the politcs in [[Malaysia]], it almost had a congressman in [[Congress of Malaysia]] from June 2009 til the end of 2010 and also there were 3 [[President]]s elected from the party: | |||
*[[Carr De Vaux]] (June 2010) | |||
*{{eLink|citizen|1524951|Sashapfc}} (August 2010) | |||
*{{eLink|citizen|1480587|borissajkas}} (September 2010) | |||
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cerasus - Founder of Djozikeist Church of Malaysia
At The Beginning
On June 20, 2009, the 577th day of New World and according to the party founders, the 128th day of coming of our holy God, the Church of Malaysia Djozkeist was Established.
The Djozikeist Church of Malaysia was started by cerasus, loyal antipope of Djozike. Its aimed to help secure the country that the people of Malaysia worked for. Party presidents were often refered as High priests[1].
The Church's Brief Summary with its Leaders
Djozikeist Church of Malaysia tried to be more of a religious movement than a political party, but ultimately it didn't succeed.
Conclusion
The party was always in the top of the politcs in Malaysia, it almost had a congressman in Congress of Malaysia from June 2009 til the end of 2010 and also there were 3 Presidents elected from the party:
- Carr De Vaux (June 2010)
- Sashapfc (August 2010)
- borissajkas (September 2010)