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| − | birth= March 25th | + | birth= March 25th 2009 - Day 491| |
| − | death= | + | death= 2014| |
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country= Slovakia| | country= Slovakia| | ||
party= | | party= | | ||
| − | residence= [[Northwest Territories]]| | + | residence= [[Northwest Territories]], [[Canada]]| |
| − | faith= | + | faith= | |
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| − | office1= Vice president| | + | office1= Vice president (country)| |
| − | office_location1= Slovakia | + | office_location1= Slovakia| |
| − | term_begin1= January 6th | + | term_begin1= January 6th 2010| |
| − | term_end1= March 6th | + | term_end1= March 6th 2010| |
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successor1= Vit Ruzicka| | successor1= Vit Ruzicka| | ||
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office2= Minister of Foreign Affairs| | office2= Minister of Foreign Affairs| | ||
office_location2= Slovakia| | office_location2= Slovakia| | ||
| − | term_begin2= December 6th | + | term_begin2= December 6th 2009| |
| − | term_end2= January 5th | + | term_end2= January 5th 2010| |
predecessor2= gabberattack| | predecessor2= gabberattack| | ||
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office3= Minister of Defence| | office3= Minister of Defence| | ||
office_location3= Czechoslovakia| | office_location3= Czechoslovakia| | ||
| − | term_begin3= March 6th | + | term_begin3= March 6th 2010| |
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office4= Congress member| | office4= Congress member| | ||
office_location4= Central Slovakia| | office_location4= Central Slovakia| | ||
| − | term_begin4= November 26th | + | term_begin4= November 26th 2009| |
| − | term_end4= February 25th | + | term_end4= February 25th 2010| |
office5= Congress member| | office5= Congress member| | ||
office_location5= Bratislava| | office_location5= Bratislava| | ||
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| − | term_end5= March 27th | + | term_end5= March 27th 2010| |
office6= Congress member| | office6= Congress member| | ||
office_location6= Western Slovakia| | office_location6= Western Slovakia| | ||
| − | term_begin6= April 26th | + | term_begin6= April 26th 2010| |
| − | term_end6= May 25th | + | term_end6= May 25th 2010| |
office7= Party president| | office7= Party president| | ||
office_location7= Republican Party| | office_location7= Republican Party| | ||
| − | term_begin7= May 16th | + | term_begin7= May 16th 2009| |
| − | term_end7= July 15th | + | term_end7= July 15th 2009| |
| − | term_begin8= August 16th | + | term_begin8= August 16th 2009| |
| − | term_end8= October 15th | + | term_end8= October 15th 2009| |
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| + | office9= Party president| | ||
| + | office_location9= United States Defense Party| | ||
| + | term_begin9= January 2011| | ||
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| − | '''Zack Mack''' was the first [[Vice president]] of [[Slovakia]] {{SmFlag|Slovakia}}, and was a | + | '''Zack Mack''' was the first [[Vice president (country)]] of [[Slovakia]] {{SmFlag|Slovakia}}, and was a Congress member for [[Slovakia]]. |
| − | + | Zack Mack was born in Columbus, Ohio {{SmFlag|USA}}. Days after, he joined the [[United States Training Corps]] to start his military career, the highest position he held was Lieutenant in the US Training Division. Then he joined the [[Republican Party]] of [[USA]] {{SmFlag|USA}}, became Party President and ran the party for 3 terms. | |
==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | * | + | * Born in Columbus, [[Ohio]] {{SmFlag|USA}} on 3/25/09 |
| − | * | + | * Moves to [[New Jersey]] {{SmFlag|USA}} on 4/02/09 |
| − | * | + | * Joins the [[Haight Independence Party|Republican Party]] {{SmFlag|USA}} on 4/05/09 |
| − | * | + | * Becomes the [[Haight Independence Party|Republican Party]] {{SmFlag|USA}} [[Party president|President]] on 5/16/09 |
| − | * | + | * Reelected as [[Republican Party]] {{SmFlag|USA}} President on 6/16/09 |
| − | * | + | * Retires as [[Republican Party]] {{SmFlag|USA}} President on 7/15/09 |
| − | * '''Zack Mack''' Tries to Run for [[Congress]] in [[Connecticut]] {{SmFlag|USA}} on 7/25/09 | + | ** Zack Mack joined the party as soon as he could, but did not meet the requirements to become the Party President. {{eLink|citizen|1247473|pantherthug89}} resigned from attempting another shot at Congress and focused on recruitment within the party while Zack Mack developed and learned the mechanics of running the party. When Zack met the level requirements he took over the Party President spot and within the first month managed to build our party through a boom of players new and old. Within his terms, most of the work has gone to communications with other parties, organization, staff management, programs, and services within the party while pantherthug89 focused on recruitment, offered several successful ideas, organized funds, and managed hopeful congressmen. He was Zack Mack's top advisor and set together most of the party's beliefs and platform. The '''Age of Zack Mack''' has ended as highly successful as membership continued to evolve and the first congressman '''Jizzie McGuire''' was elected into office. |
| − | * | + | * Tries to Run for [[Congress]] in [[Connecticut]] {{SmFlag|USA}} on 7/25/09 |
| − | * | + | * Elected once again as [[Republican Party]] {{SmFlag|USA}} President on 8/16/09 |
| − | * | + | * Moves to [[Florida]] {{SmFlag|USA}} on 8/19/09 |
| − | * | + | * Moves to [[Attica]] {{SmFlag|Greece}} on 8/23/09 |
| − | * | + | * Moves back to [[Florida]] {{SmFlag|USA}} on 9/01/09 |
| − | * | + | * Joined the [[America's Advancement Party]] {{SmFlag|USA}} on 9/01/09 |
| − | * | + | * Rejoins the [[Republican Party]] {{SmFlag|USA}} on 9/07/09 |
| − | * | + | * Becomes [[Republican Party]] {{SmFlag|USA}} President on 9/16/09 |
| − | * | + | * Becomes [[USA Ambassadors|Ambassador]] to [[Slovakia]] {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} For the USA {{SmFlag|USA}} on 9/29/09 |
| − | * | + | * Moves to [[Central Slovakia]], [[Slovakia]] {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} on 10/14/09 |
| − | * | + | * Gets [[Slovakia|Slovakian]] Citizenship {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} on 10/14/09 |
| − | * | + | * Joins [[Slovenska Koalicia]] {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} on 10/18/09 |
| − | * | + | * Applies to run for one of [[Bratislava]]'s Congressional Seats {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} on 10/17/09 |
| − | * | + | * Moves to live in [[Hungary]] {{SmFlag|Hungary}} after the attack on [[Slovakia]] {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} on 11/06/09 |
| − | * | + | * Is back in [[Slovakia]] {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} after [[Poland]] {{SmFlag|Poland}} help to free them on 11/??/09 |
| − | * | + | * Tries to Run for [[Congress]] in [[Central Slovakia]] {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} on 11/25/09 |
| − | * | + | * Became one of {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} [[Central Slovakia]]'s Congressmen on 11/26/09 |
| − | * | + | * Became the [[Minister of Foreign Affairs]] for [[Slovakia]] {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} on 12/06/09 |
| − | * | + | * Applies to run for reelection (2nd Term) for [[Congress]] in [[Central Slovakia]] {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} on 12/16/09 |
| − | * | + | * Was Re-Elected for a 2nd term to [[Congress]] in [[Central Slovakia]] {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} on 12/26/09 |
| − | * | + | * Was not reappointed to [[Minister of Foreign Affairs]] {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} on 1/5/09 |
| − | * | + | * Was appointed [[Vice president (country)|Vice president]] for [[President]] gabberattack {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} on 1/6/09 |
| − | * | + | * Applies to run for reelection (3rd Term) for the Slovak [[Congress]] in [[Central Slovakia]] {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} on 12/16/09 |
| − | * | + | * Was reelected to a 3rd term for [[Slovakia]]'s National Council in [[Central Slovakia]] {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} on 1/26/09 |
| − | * | + | * Lost his re-election bid for Czehcoslovak Republic Congress in [[Bratislava]] {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} on 2/26/10 |
| − | * | + | * Moved to Peru {{SmFlag|Peru}} for work Purposes on 3/6/10 |
| − | * | + | * Became the Minister of Defense of Czechoslovak Republic {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} on 3/6/10 |
| − | * | + | * Moves back to Czechoslovakia {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} on 3/23/10 |
| − | * | + | * Runs for congress for Bratislava {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} on 3/23/10 |
| − | * | + | * Becomes Congressmen for Bratislava {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} on 3/26/10 |
| − | * | + | * Resigns from congress and moves to Peru {{SmFlag|Peru}} on 3/27/10 |
| − | * | + | * Loses rank as Minister of Defense Czechoslovak Republic {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} on 4/6/10 |
| − | * | + | * Moves back to Slovakia {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} on 4/23/10 |
| − | * | + | * Runs for congress for Western Slovakia {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} on 4/23/10 |
| − | * | + | * Becomes Congressmen for Western Slovakia {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} on 4/26/10 |
| − | * | + | * Moves back to USA {{SmFlag|USA}} on 6/8/10 to Join the [[Republican Party]] |
| − | * | + | * Moves to Canada {{SmFlag|Canada}} in the Month of August. |
| − | * | + | * Moves back to Slovakia {{SmFlag|Slovakia}} in the Month of November. |
| − | * | + | * Moves back to [[Ohio]] {{SmFlag|USA}} on 12/26/10 |
| − | * | + | * Gets US Citizenship Approved on 12/27/10 |
| − | + | * Joins the Republican Party on 12/27/10 and becomes the Election Director. | |
| − | + | * One of the founding members of the [[United States Defense Party]], together with [[King_Harambe_X|John Jay]], [[Alexander_Valkor_II|Sir Valaro Volcrum]], [[DMV3|Dennis McVicker]], [[loftedraptor]], [[Joshua Hoss]] in 2011 | |
| − | * | + | * Elected Party president of [[United States Defense Party]] January 17, 2011 |
| − | * | + | * Moved to United Kingdom {{SmFlag|UK}} and is a member of [[United Kingdom Reform Party]]. Since April 2011 |
| − | * | + | * Ran for Parliament in the [[United Kingdom]] {{SmFlag|UK}} in the South East of England on 4/25/11 |
| + | * Joined the British Army in May | ||
==Elections== | ==Elections== | ||
| + | :'''Republican Party President (May 2009) Votes: 18 - 85.71%''' | ||
| + | :'''Republican Party President (June 2009) Votes: 17 - 70.83%''' | ||
| + | :Congress [[Connecticut]] Seat (July 2009) Votes: 0 - "Didn't get to run" | ||
| + | :'''Republican Party President (August 2009) Votes: 9 - 69.23%''' | ||
| + | :'''Republican Party President (September 2009) Votes: 8 - 88.89%''' | ||
| + | :Congressional Seat (Three) [[Bratislava]] (October 2009) Votes: 3, Local - 5.4% National - 1.3% | ||
| + | :'''Congressional Seat (Three) [[Central Slovakia]] (November 2009) Votes: 8, Local - 6.2% National - 3.3%''' | ||
| + | :'''Congressional Seat (Three) [[Central Slovakia]] (December 2009) Votes: 8, Local - 7.9% National - 5.8%''' | ||
| + | :'''Congressional Seat (Three) [[Central Slovakia]] (January 2010) Votes: 12, Local - 9.6% National - 6.1%''' | ||
| + | :Congressional Seat (Three) [[Bratislava]] (February 2010) Votes: 1, Local - 3.3% National - 0.4% | ||
| + | :'''Congressional Seat (Three) [[Bratislava]] (March 2010) Votes: 5, Local - 7.4% National - 1.7%''' | ||
| + | :'''Congressional Seat (Three) [[Western Slovakia]] (April 2010) Votes: 5, Local - 8.3% National - 1.7%''' | ||
| + | :Congressional Seat (Three) [[South East of England]] (April 2011) Votes: 1, Local - 3.8% | ||
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==Media== | ==Media== | ||
Zack Mack was the Publisher and Editor of the [[Let Freedom Ring Monthly]]. | Zack Mack was the Publisher and Editor of the [[Let Freedom Ring Monthly]]. | ||
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Zack Mack was the first Vice president (country) of Slovakia 
, and was a Congress member for Slovakia.
Zack Mack was born in Columbus, Ohio 
. Days after, he joined the United States Training Corps to start his military career, the highest position he held was Lieutenant in the US Training Division. Then he joined the Republican Party of USA , became Party President and ran the party for 3 terms.
History
- Born in Columbus, Ohio
on 3/25/09 - Moves to New Jersey on 4/02/09
- Joins the Republican Party on 4/05/09
- Becomes the Republican Party President on 5/16/09
- Reelected as Republican Party President on 6/16/09
- Retires as Republican Party President on 7/15/09
- Zack Mack joined the party as soon as he could, but did not meet the requirements to become the Party President. pantherthug89 resigned from attempting another shot at Congress and focused on recruitment within the party while Zack Mack developed and learned the mechanics of running the party. When Zack met the level requirements he took over the Party President spot and within the first month managed to build our party through a boom of players new and old. Within his terms, most of the work has gone to communications with other parties, organization, staff management, programs, and services within the party while pantherthug89 focused on recruitment, offered several successful ideas, organized funds, and managed hopeful congressmen. He was Zack Mack's top advisor and set together most of the party's beliefs and platform. The Age of Zack Mack has ended as highly successful as membership continued to evolve and the first congressman Jizzie McGuire was elected into office.
- Tries to Run for Congress in Connecticut on 7/25/09
- Elected once again as Republican Party President on 8/16/09
- Moves to Florida on 8/19/09
- Moves to Attica
on 8/23/09 - Moves back to Florida on 9/01/09
- Joined the America's Advancement Party on 9/01/09
- Rejoins the Republican Party on 9/07/09
- Becomes Republican Party President on 9/16/09
- Becomes Ambassador to Slovakia
For the USA on 9/29/09 - Moves to Central Slovakia, Slovakia on 10/14/09
- Gets Slovakian Citizenship on 10/14/09
- Joins Slovenska Koalicia on 10/18/09
- Applies to run for one of Bratislava's Congressional Seats on 10/17/09
- Moves to live in Hungary
after the attack on Slovakia on 11/06/09 - Is back in Slovakia after Poland
help to free them on 11/??/09 - Tries to Run for Congress in Central Slovakia on 11/25/09
- Became one of Central Slovakia's Congressmen on 11/26/09
- Became the Minister of Foreign Affairs for Slovakia on 12/06/09
- Applies to run for reelection (2nd Term) for Congress in Central Slovakia on 12/16/09
- Was Re-Elected for a 2nd term to Congress in Central Slovakia on 12/26/09
- Was not reappointed to Minister of Foreign Affairs on 1/5/09
- Was appointed Vice president for President gabberattack on 1/6/09
- Applies to run for reelection (3rd Term) for the Slovak Congress in Central Slovakia on 12/16/09
- Was reelected to a 3rd term for Slovakia's National Council in Central Slovakia on 1/26/09
- Lost his re-election bid for Czehcoslovak Republic Congress in Bratislava on 2/26/10
- Moved to Peru
for work Purposes on 3/6/10 - Became the Minister of Defense of Czechoslovak Republic on 3/6/10
- Moves back to Czechoslovakia on 3/23/10
- Runs for congress for Bratislava on 3/23/10
- Becomes Congressmen for Bratislava on 3/26/10
- Resigns from congress and moves to Peru on 3/27/10
- Loses rank as Minister of Defense Czechoslovak Republic on 4/6/10
- Moves back to Slovakia on 4/23/10
- Runs for congress for Western Slovakia on 4/23/10
- Becomes Congressmen for Western Slovakia on 4/26/10
- Moves back to USA on 6/8/10 to Join the Republican Party
- Moves to Canada
in the Month of August. - Moves back to Slovakia in the Month of November.
- Moves back to Ohio on 12/26/10
- Gets US Citizenship Approved on 12/27/10
- Joins the Republican Party on 12/27/10 and becomes the Election Director.
- One of the founding members of the United States Defense Party, together with John Jay, Sir Valaro Volcrum, Dennis McVicker, loftedraptor, Joshua Hoss in 2011
- Elected Party president of United States Defense Party January 17, 2011
- Moved to United Kingdom
and is a member of United Kingdom Reform Party. Since April 2011 - Ran for Parliament in the United Kingdom in the South East of England on 4/25/11
- Joined the British Army in May
Elections
- Republican Party President (May 2009) Votes: 18 - 85.71%
- Republican Party President (June 2009) Votes: 17 - 70.83%
- Congress Connecticut Seat (July 2009) Votes: 0 - "Didn't get to run"
- Republican Party President (August 2009) Votes: 9 - 69.23%
- Republican Party President (September 2009) Votes: 8 - 88.89%
- Congressional Seat (Three) Bratislava (October 2009) Votes: 3, Local - 5.4% National - 1.3%
- Congressional Seat (Three) Central Slovakia (November 2009) Votes: 8, Local - 6.2% National - 3.3%
- Congressional Seat (Three) Central Slovakia (December 2009) Votes: 8, Local - 7.9% National - 5.8%
- Congressional Seat (Three) Central Slovakia (January 2010) Votes: 12, Local - 9.6% National - 6.1%
- Congressional Seat (Three) Bratislava (February 2010) Votes: 1, Local - 3.3% National - 0.4%
- Congressional Seat (Three) Bratislava (March 2010) Votes: 5, Local - 7.4% National - 1.7%
- Congressional Seat (Three) Western Slovakia (April 2010) Votes: 5, Local - 8.3% National - 1.7%
- Congressional Seat (Three) South East of England (April 2011) Votes: 1, Local - 3.8%
Legend:
- Wins are bolded while losses are not
Media
Zack Mack was the Publisher and Editor of the Let Freedom Ring Monthly.
