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| + | '''sydiot''' (sid * ee * uht) is a former [[Libertarian Party]] chairman, Secretary of the Treasury and 7-time congressman from [[USA]]. | ||
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| + | During his time he was influential in the financial and monetary policy of the United States, chairing the Budget and Finance committee during six of his terms and as Secretary of the Treasury for under [[Jewitt]], [[Josh Frost]] and [[PigInZen]]. | ||
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| + | ''sydiot'' was born in the New World in July of 2009, joining the State Department as an ambassador to [[Peru]] during the Polish migration. He was elected to congress by Libertarian Party in Nevada, a seat he would not relinquish for seven consecutive months. During his tenure in congress he took control of the Budget and Finance committee, instituting rigorous analysis of government revenues and inflation, and was the primary director of congressional finance policy and the management of the USD from November 2009 - April 2010. Led by the monetary game mechanics of One Eye, sydiot pursued a policy of stuff > gold in all aspects of government and banking policy, facilitating programs that allowed public and private savings to win battles and grow allied economies through superior firepower. | ||
He was named director of the Congressional Budget Office in February of 2010, and was the founder of the Office of Militia Support, the Federal Reserve, the USX and ERX stock exchanges, and formed the Libertarian Party Steering Committee, of which he was chair until his resignation in May 2010. He served on the board of directors for [[t'jelle]] Bank and orchestrated the first large-scale bond programs and public/private gold reserves that helped the US to conquer much of Asia. | He was named director of the Congressional Budget Office in February of 2010, and was the founder of the Office of Militia Support, the Federal Reserve, the USX and ERX stock exchanges, and formed the Libertarian Party Steering Committee, of which he was chair until his resignation in May 2010. He served on the board of directors for [[t'jelle]] Bank and orchestrated the first large-scale bond programs and public/private gold reserves that helped the US to conquer much of Asia. | ||
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sydiot (sid * ee * uht) is a former Libertarian Party chairman, Secretary of the Treasury and 7-time congressman from USA.
During his time he was influential in the financial and monetary policy of the United States, chairing the Budget and Finance committee during six of his terms and as Secretary of the Treasury for under Jewitt, Josh Frost and PigInZen.
sydiot was born in the New World in July of 2009, joining the State Department as an ambassador to Peru during the Polish migration. He was elected to congress by Libertarian Party in Nevada, a seat he would not relinquish for seven consecutive months. During his tenure in congress he took control of the Budget and Finance committee, instituting rigorous analysis of government revenues and inflation, and was the primary director of congressional finance policy and the management of the USD from November 2009 - April 2010. Led by the monetary game mechanics of One Eye, sydiot pursued a policy of stuff > gold in all aspects of government and banking policy, facilitating programs that allowed public and private savings to win battles and grow allied economies through superior firepower.
He was named director of the Congressional Budget Office in February of 2010, and was the founder of the Office of Militia Support, the Federal Reserve, the USX and ERX stock exchanges, and formed the Libertarian Party Steering Committee, of which he was chair until his resignation in May 2010. He served on the board of directors for t'jelle Bank and orchestrated the first large-scale bond programs and public/private gold reserves that helped the US to conquer much of Asia.
In April of 2010 he considered a presidential campaign on the back of his "Sydiot Plan," an economic program created in response to the massive gold deflation of the time. After facing opposition from lead military figures who did not desire to defund traditional training programs in lieu of decentralized soldier education, he bowed out of the raise and retired from the game.
Some resources:
http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/sydiot-s-speech-on-party-s-responsibilities-1421305/1/20
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/frtw/2009/12/10/fightin-round-the-world-1
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/the-report/2010/02/25/episode-two-season-two-special-guest-sydiot
http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/full-text-tax-and-budget-compromise-act-1240704/1/20
http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/the-sydiot-plan-1228925/1/20
http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/how-the-government-makes-money-1135891/1/20
