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| − | '''Mark Wahlberg''' | + | |
| + | '''Mark Wahlberg''' was a [[South Korea|South Korean]] [[citizen]] and resident of [[Gyeonggi-do]], [[South Korea]]. | ||
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| + | He is a veteran of the [[German Independence War]], [[Austria-PEACE Resistance War]], and [[Third Sweden-Germany War]]. He co-founded the [[Reformed Federal Democrats]] and established German Adminism. | ||
=Biography= | =Biography= | ||
==Early Life== | ==Early Life== | ||
| − | Mark Wahlberg was born on November 12th, 2008, in [[Northern Bohemia|Prague]], [[Czech Republic]]. When he was first able, he joined a [[party]] called the | + | Mark Wahlberg was born on November 12th, 2008, in [[Northern Bohemia|Prague]], [[Czech Republic]]. When he was first able, he joined a [[party]] called the ''German Liberation Front'' with others such as [[Justin Tyme]] whose goal was to free Germany from [[Sweden]] and help run the country. |
| − | On November 19, 2008, Mark and the rest of the members of the German Liberation Front | + | On November 19, 2008, Mark and the rest of the members of the German Liberation Front travelled to Germany to incite the first-ever multi-region [[resistance war]], called the German Independence War. They would win the war and start a new party called the Federal Social Democrat Party, the largest party in Germany. |
==Political Career== | ==Political Career== | ||
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In the Congressional elections of December 25, 2008, Mark was elected to serve as one of 33 members of the German [[congress]]. Mark would become much[[File:Citizen1221233 v2.jpg|thumb|left|Mark Wahlberg's home in [[Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg]] when he lived in Germany.]] more active in eRepublik once elected, contributing to discussions on the Germany forums and writing [[newspaper]] articles much more frequently. | In the Congressional elections of December 25, 2008, Mark was elected to serve as one of 33 members of the German [[congress]]. Mark would become much[[File:Citizen1221233 v2.jpg|thumb|left|Mark Wahlberg's home in [[Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg]] when he lived in Germany.]] more active in eRepublik once elected, contributing to discussions on the Germany forums and writing [[newspaper]] articles much more frequently. | ||
| − | Mark was unable to take part in [[Operation Burning Spirit]] because of so many | + | Mark was unable to take part in [[Operation Burning Spirit]] because of so many members of congress resigning to fight in the war. Still, with almost two weeks left until the upcoming Congressional election, the German government needed politicians to propose laws, and so Mark decided not to resign and fight. |
===Isy Administration=== | ===Isy Administration=== | ||
Shortly after the February 2009 Presidential Election, [[Isy]], now [[president]] of [[Germany]], wrote an article describing his administration. Wahlberg, who had befriended Isy over the past few weeks, was asked by Isy to work with him during his presidency. Wahlberg was placed as Chairman of the Congress Commission of General Information, further advancing his political career and strengthening his relationship with Isy. | Shortly after the February 2009 Presidential Election, [[Isy]], now [[president]] of [[Germany]], wrote an article describing his administration. Wahlberg, who had befriended Isy over the past few weeks, was asked by Isy to work with him during his presidency. Wahlberg was placed as Chairman of the Congress Commission of General Information, further advancing his political career and strengthening his relationship with Isy. | ||
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After the destruction of [[Germany]] in the [[Third Sweden-Germany War]], Wahlberg relocated himself to [[Kanto|Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. There he started the process of introducing himself through his newspaper and the Japan national forum. After reading a controversy over eReligion in Japan, Mark wrote an article trying to clear things up and quickly became disliked by some more prominent members of Japanese politics including [[Oraizan]], [[Geno Garon]], and [[Tohru]]. After this Wahlberg came to dislike much of the Japanese community, and eagerly awaited his opportunity to return to his German homeland. | After the destruction of [[Germany]] in the [[Third Sweden-Germany War]], Wahlberg relocated himself to [[Kanto|Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. There he started the process of introducing himself through his newspaper and the Japan national forum. After reading a controversy over eReligion in Japan, Mark wrote an article trying to clear things up and quickly became disliked by some more prominent members of Japanese politics including [[Oraizan]], [[Geno Garon]], and [[Tohru]]. After this Wahlberg came to dislike much of the Japanese community, and eagerly awaited his opportunity to return to his German homeland. | ||
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===Gobba Administration=== | ===Gobba Administration=== | ||
After [[PEACE]] liberating Germany in the [[Central European War]], Wahlberg returned to his home of [[Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg]], after weeks of the territory being under [[Sweden|Swedish]] control. Mark contacted [[Gobba]], the president of Germany after [[shoot]]'s famous betrayal, and he was selected to serve as Gobba's Minister of the Interior. | After [[PEACE]] liberating Germany in the [[Central European War]], Wahlberg returned to his home of [[Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg]], after weeks of the territory being under [[Sweden|Swedish]] control. Mark contacted [[Gobba]], the president of Germany after [[shoot]]'s famous betrayal, and he was selected to serve as Gobba's Minister of the Interior. | ||
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Mark Wahlberg officially became a South Korean [[citizen]] on 26 March 2010, after several weeks of activity in the country. This was the first time Wahlberg had changed his citizenship since moving from the [[Czech Republic]] to [[Germany]] in November of 2008. He joined the [[Federal Social Democrat Party (South Korea)|Federal Social Democrat Party]], a party newly-founded by two long-time friends. The name was a reference to the [[Federal Social Democrat Party|Federal Social Democrat Party of Germany]], which he and his friends were members of during their time in Germany. | Mark Wahlberg officially became a South Korean [[citizen]] on 26 March 2010, after several weeks of activity in the country. This was the first time Wahlberg had changed his citizenship since moving from the [[Czech Republic]] to [[Germany]] in November of 2008. He joined the [[Federal Social Democrat Party (South Korea)|Federal Social Democrat Party]], a party newly-founded by two long-time friends. The name was a reference to the [[Federal Social Democrat Party|Federal Social Democrat Party of Germany]], which he and his friends were members of during their time in Germany. | ||
| − | Wahlberg would once again fall into and back out of activity. This time he joined | + | Wahlberg would once again fall into and back out of activity. This time he joined ''Sirius Padfoot Black'' in sustaining the ''Solar Temple'' after [[Spade]] left the world. |
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| + | He owns a newspaper called {{eLink|newspaper|179296|The Wahlberg Times}}. | ||
=Positions= | =Positions= | ||
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This is a list of positions that Mark Wahlberg has held: | This is a list of positions that Mark Wahlberg has held: | ||
* Member of the [[Federal Social Democrat Party]] | * Member of the [[Federal Social Democrat Party]] | ||
| − | * Owner of {{ | + | * Owner of {{eLink|newspaper|179296|The Deutschland Times}} newspaper |
* Member of German [[Congress]] | * Member of German [[Congress]] | ||
* Former owner of [[Wahlberg Enterprises]] organization | * Former owner of [[Wahlberg Enterprises]] organization | ||
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* Minister of Interior (While in [[Gobba]]'s Administration) | * Minister of Interior (While in [[Gobba]]'s Administration) | ||
* Member of the South Korean [[Federal Social Democrat Party (South Korea)|Federal Social Democrat Party]]. | * Member of the South Korean [[Federal Social Democrat Party (South Korea)|Federal Social Democrat Party]]. | ||
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Mark Wahlberg was a South Korean citizen and resident of Gyeonggi-do, South Korea.
He is a veteran of the German Independence War, Austria-PEACE Resistance War, and Third Sweden-Germany War. He co-founded the Reformed Federal Democrats and established German Adminism.
Biography
Early Life
Mark Wahlberg was born on November 12th, 2008, in Prague, Czech Republic. When he was first able, he joined a party called the German Liberation Front with others such as Justin Tyme whose goal was to free Germany from Sweden and help run the country.
On November 19, 2008, Mark and the rest of the members of the German Liberation Front travelled to Germany to incite the first-ever multi-region resistance war, called the German Independence War. They would win the war and start a new party called the Federal Social Democrat Party, the largest party in Germany.
Political Career
First Term in Congress
In the Congressional elections of December 25, 2008, Mark was elected to serve as one of 33 members of the German congress. Mark would become much
Mark was unable to take part in Operation Burning Spirit because of so many members of congress resigning to fight in the war. Still, with almost two weeks left until the upcoming Congressional election, the German government needed politicians to propose laws, and so Mark decided not to resign and fight.
Isy Administration
Shortly after the February 2009 Presidential Election, Isy, now president of Germany, wrote an article describing his administration. Wahlberg, who had befriended Isy over the past few weeks, was asked by Isy to work with him during his presidency. Wahlberg was placed as Chairman of the Congress Commission of General Information, further advancing his political career and strengthening his relationship with Isy.
Ambassador
Wahlberg started talking with Erich Kaweletske on February 8th, 2009, who was planning on moving to New Mexico, United States of America, later that day. Kaweletske mentioned that he did not know who would take his place as the German ambassador to the United States after he left. Wahlberg asked Isy for the position, who promptly gave it to him.
Losing Congress
After losing the March Congressional elections, primarily due to a slow in activity, Wahlberg started to once again become more active, and, together with Crimson90, decided to try to change the face of Swedische Botschaft, formerly known as the Federal Social Democrat Party, which was overtaken by a Swede named frozen4. Crimson90 and Wahlberg wrote up a new mission statement for the party which was to be used after Crimson90 won the party president seat.
Starkad Rorlikson Administration
Prior to the March 2009 Presidential election, Wahlberg was asked by Starkad Rorlikson to serve as State Secretary of Information on Rorlikson's government team. Wahlberg would primarily deal tasks having to deal with informing citizens of important messages from the government and updating the Germany wiki.
Business
France
On the 29th of January, 2009, Mark created an organization called Wahlberg Enterprises in France where there were many wars at the time. Using that organization, he purchased an 1-star iron company and changed its name to Fer de Wahlberg, Inc., or Wahlberg Iron, Inc. A few days after purchasing the company, Wahlberg decided to put it up to sell for 4 more gold than what he bought it for.
Germany
After moving Wahlberg Enterprises to Germany, Mark Wahlberg purchased a second company under Wahlberg Enterprises from Erich Kaweletske which he renamed Wahlberg Farms, Inc. on February 8th, 2009. With little money left over, Mark fired the three inactive employees and let the company sit idly until he gathered enough money to start it up again. Then on 19 February 2009, Mark was speaking with a fellow German named Raldios and decided to begin hiring laborers and purchase an export license to Pakistan, which had a struggling grain market and many food companies without supplies.
South Korea
With Wahlberg's resurgence of activity in South Korea came a reiteration of Wahlberg Farms that was much more successful than the last. With funds received by selling his company's stocks on the stock market, Wahlberg managed to increase the company's quality and the workers' wages. However, investors outraged by Wahlberg Enterprises' lack of huge returns bombed the organization, and Wahlberg lost hundreds in gold in net worth.
In Japan
A New Start
After the destruction of Germany in the Third Sweden-Germany War, Wahlberg relocated himself to Tokyo, Japan. There he started the process of introducing himself through his newspaper and the Japan national forum. After reading a controversy over eReligion in Japan, Mark wrote an article trying to clear things up and quickly became disliked by some more prominent members of Japanese politics including Oraizan, Geno Garon, and Tohru. After this Wahlberg came to dislike much of the Japanese community, and eagerly awaited his opportunity to return to his German homeland.
Germany
Gobba Administration
After PEACE liberating Germany in the Central European War, Wahlberg returned to his home of Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg, after weeks of the territory being under Swedish control. Mark contacted Gobba, the president of Germany after shoot's famous betrayal, and he was selected to serve as Gobba's Minister of the Interior.
Reactivity
Fighting Through a Coma
Mark Wahlberg spent many months in Germany wasting away and not participating in politics, wars, or even writing articles. Eventually, he moved to the United States of America where he worked for a while. Wahlberg then had a complete resurgence of activity and moved to South Korea.
South Korean Citizen
Mark Wahlberg officially became a South Korean citizen on 26 March 2010, after several weeks of activity in the country. This was the first time Wahlberg had changed his citizenship since moving from the Czech Republic to Germany in November of 2008. He joined the Federal Social Democrat Party, a party newly-founded by two long-time friends. The name was a reference to the Federal Social Democrat Party of Germany, which he and his friends were members of during their time in Germany.
Wahlberg would once again fall into and back out of activity. This time he joined Sirius Padfoot Black in sustaining the Solar Temple after Spade left the world.
Media
He owns a newspaper called The Wahlberg Times.
Positions
This is a list of positions that Mark Wahlberg has held:
- Member of the Federal Social Democrat Party
- Owner of The Deutschland Times newspaper
- Member of German Congress
- Former owner of Wahlberg Enterprises organization
- Chairman of the Congress Commission of General Information (While in Isy's Administration)
- German ambassador to the United States of America
- State Secretary of Information of Germany (While in Starkad Rorlikson's Administration)
- Co-Founder of the Reformed Federal Democrats
- Minister of Interior (While in Gobba's Administration)
- Member of the South Korean Federal Social Democrat Party.
