Sir Digby Chicken-Caesar
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| “ In an eWorld gone to hell in a hotpan who is left to fight for British dominance in her former colonies and a cheap bottle of White Lightning with only a few mouthfuls gone? ” |
Sir Digby Chicken-Caesar, 1st Earl of Essex, also known as Pope Digby II the Pious was born in November 2008 in the United Kingdom. He was living in London and has been active in the military and politics as well as the eRepublik UK forums since his birth. Throughout the length of time he has been in the UK he has been fiercely loyal to the People's Communist Party and the armed forces (Navy, RAF and Paras). He became a master in the fine art of spam under the personal tutoring of Bob Boblo and Taytaz and resides in Bob Boblo's House within the halls of the Holy Spamican. He also wrote for his newspaper, Voice of the Workers, almost regularly.
12-time award winner of BOBLO awards.
Political Career
Shortly after he joined eRepublik, Sir Digby became a member of the People's Communist Party. He quickly became a Journalist for them in the Press Committee, often writing a wide variety of articles - from satire to thought-provoking articles. His newspaper, Voice of the Workers, was regularly publishing ever since his first article written on Christmas 2008 during the battle for the Wallonia in the war between the United Kingdom and France.
After having moved to the North West in early January 2009, he became a candidate for the Congress elections and was elected under a Wildcard with 7 votes. He quickly became active to help improve the region, creating the Manchester City Council, writing articles with Transport for London to encourage people to move to the region and donating all of his Congressional allowance given from the Bank of England to the Council.
On February 25th, after having served one term, he stood for re-election, which resulted in him winning with 30 votes, giving him the status of 4th most votes in the UK on the official results.
He was elected Party President of the People's Communist Party on June 15th and steered the party to win 10 Congressional seats and the CP-supported victory of Hassan Pesaran. The PCP's org (People's Initiative) was revived by him and he regularly published articles, all of which gained Top Rated status.
On the 15th of April 2010, Sir Digby once again became the Party President. Under his month in power, he began a long progress of growth for the party, continued by his successor Ayame Crocodile and, following a disappointing Congress election and political difficulties for the country presidency election, strengthened ties between the People's Communist Party and The Unity Party - after which, under the leadership of Ayame Crocodile and the help of the Unity Party, the party went on to win 8 seats in the May elections.
Military Career
Originally Sir Digby joined the Royal Navy as a private of Sergeant Kittten's B Platoon. Soon after he joined, however, the squad sergeant became inactive and was discharged from the military. He was offered and accepted the role of sergeant and remained at that position until offered a promotion to the position of Rear Admiral (3IC), before resigning in protest of the leadership and lack of real work.
After having left the Navy, he was out of the armed forces for a while. However, he joined the Royal Air Force when it was founded and was then transferred to the Paras, the last posting is known that Digby held.
He has fought in many campaigns around the world and his military rank in eRepublik was 
Field Marshal.
Political/Military Positions
North West - (consecutive) 2 terms
Quebec (UK Administered) - 1 term
Under Minister of Defence
Apprentice of Foreign Affairs
Chairman of the People's Communist Party - 2 terms
Private of B Platoon (promoted)
Sergeant of B Platoon (promoted)
3IC of the Royal Navy (resigned)
Airman (transferred)
UKSF:
Paratrooper - (last known position)
| Religious titles | ||
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| New title Position Created
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Pope of Bobloism 16th April 2009 - 21st September 2009 |
Succeeded by Pope Horice I |
| Preceded by Pope Lando I |
Pope of Bobloism 20th January 2010 - 7th April 2010 |
Succeeded by Pope Horice II |
