Nation Bulletin

Gavastek votes in referendum on whether to invade Finland

Gavastek Broadcasting Network

By Lars Skelhast
06/15/2023 09:03 am
Updated: 06/15/2023 10:03 am

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GBN-           Tuesday, Gavastekan citizens took to the polls to decide whether or not to annex The Free State of Finland. Finland, which has been under the control of Russia--pro-russian puppet governments since its independence--has been the subject of a referendum within Gavastek on a number of reasons, particularly laid out in the core pillars of the resolution:

I - Annexation

  • The temporary annexation of "The Free State of Finland" into "The Socialist Republic of Gavastek"
  • The removal of russian military forces and pro-russian politicians from office
  • The implementation of The Constitution of Gavastek, pronouncing all rights to Fins
  • The granting of temporary citizenship to all liberated Fins

II - De-Russianisation

  • Removal of Russian influences not previously or typically enjoyed otherwise
  • Removal of Russian mandates for school, through teaching the Russian language and history

III - Re-Culturisation

  • Reimplementation of Finnish culture and society
  • Reintroduction of Finnish, Swedish, and Sami languages in school

IV - Democratisation

  • Writing of a new, fair, and reaching democratic constitution for the Free State of Finland
  • Re-naming of The Free State of Finland to a more culturally, ethnically, socially, and democratically sound name

V - Return to Independence

  • Re-granting of Finnish independence
  • Exchange all temporary Gavastekan citizenships for sovereign, Finnish twin.

 

           The referendum passed with flying colours, as growing worries in the country concerned people of the increasingly repressive and authoritarian pro-russian, anti-cultural puppet government of The Free State of Finland increased in worrying actions. The Grand Marshal of The Air Force replied to a question for comment by saying, "This referendum voted on by the people of our great nation is a step towards helping Finnish people, who have suffered too long under regimes of tyranny and fear, much as our people had under the second republic. We owed Sweden a great deal for helping our freedom and independence from Russia's iron grip, and now it is our turn to pass along the favour."

 

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