Bourgnew's Wars
Significant Wars in the History of the Country of Bourgnew
Bourgnew's War of Independence happened after the ratification of the Constitution and it was recorded as one of the largest battles. There were spies network trying to divide the Republic of Bourgnew. The Bourgnewian Monarch and the Bourgnewian Forces with the authority of the Bourgnewian Prime Minister and the Bourgnewian Parliament eventually won with banishment for those royals and spies who betrayed the Republic. And the Bourgnewian Monarch fully giving peaceful power transfer to Parliament through the Bourgnewian Royal Proclamation and via the Bourgnewian Monarch's Remarks firmly warning the country of Bourgnew and Bourgnewians of the dangers of those who violate the Bourgnewian Constitution and the irresponsible officials who detour governance.Bourgnew's War of the Creation of the Republic happened after the ramification of the Constitution and it was recorded as one of the largest political battles. Part of the peace process was removing the "ism" such as sexism, racism and classism out of the Constitution trying to divide the Republic of Bourgnew, which was figuratively a Republic and more so a Kingdom of Bourgnew. The Bourgnewian Monarch approved of the Parliamentary Amendments with an unanimous vote from the Bourgnewian Parliament eventually won. The Republic of Bourgnew finally created leaving no one behind. And the Bourgnewian Monarch reinstated the Constitutional Oath with the members of the Bourgnewian Parliament.Bourgnew's Entrance into World War 1 and World War 2 were about the same reasons: protecting the world from dictators, making sure there's a future for our children, and for humanity sake. WWI had to do with violating the Treaty of Nobilities which the Bourgnewian Parliament found obtruse and offensive and some of our States were aligned to the Allies as the whole nation forced into fighting choosing the Allies of course. In WW2, we were united and did not care for political indifference, it matter for the life of the nation especially after what happened to Belgium and France and Great Britain. We only sought to preserve the world we were losing and this recognition for our lost still stands today.Bourgnew's Entrance into The Secretive War was borderline to tearing the union as top secret one from another was tearing Parliament into shreds. It was a dreadful thirty years into the war. Like in most our wars, we sided with Great Britain, France and America. We built strategically alliances and advance with strong international support. Unlike previous wars we were given land even on the Moon and as supporters of Kennedy's Dream, we were allowed to name 31 stars. Our union once trouble gain great prosperity.Bourgnew's Commonwealth begin when the Bourgnewian Republic grew vastly into nine founding nations and approved by the Bourgnewian Monarch and verified by the Bourgnewian Constitution. The Bourgnewian Constitution granted member States the right to their own Parliament and most taxation. The Creation of the Bourgnewian Commonwealth was the most peaceful process of governance in Bourgnewian History in fact called the Corneliusan Golden Age named after the Bourgnewian Monarch who over saw such peaceful transfer of power and influence. Bourgnewian nations still used the common nationality of Bourgnewian and honor the Bourgnewian Monarch as the head of state. Bourgnew's Commonwealth has a Secretary-General whose leads with Cabinet called Bourgnew's Consulate. .The Inflation War is a new War for Bourgnew's Commonwealth. Everyday we are in communication with the UN. We realized like our U.S. Allies who made us a part of the U.S. Defense System. The Inflation War is a direct result of Russia's Ukraine War by which we supported refugees with most of their supplies in their new homelands. Additionally we recognized it has Cyber Security issues, as the precedent of the Bourgnewian Parliament, the Bourgnewian Commonwealth restricted their shares into cryptocurrency even though the Bourgnewian Coins are very popular. The Bourgnewian Commonwealth only invest for sustainability alone and self-sufficiency which preserve our economy making it stronger and secured. Bourgnew's commitment to children is powerful according to the UNICEF USA thanking them for everything they do for Children.
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I am a Black Scholar, International Scholar, & Google Scholar, & 3-Time Eber & Wein Best Poet., Nominee for Poet of the Year, 2020 Black Author Matters Winner, 2 time Akademia Excellence Essayists,& 2022 Honorary Muckrack Journalist.
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Gather round children. I am gonna tell ya a story about that tree planted in the center of the family's land. It was planted in 1855 when your great great great grandfather escaped slavery. His father told him to planted this tree for it symbolized freedom. And he kept his promise to his father who gave his life for his freedom. The Naturner Family goes way back in the Deep South, it must have been a century before they escaped. Their family were taken from somewhere in west Africa by boat with slave traders. They were chained up so they could not escaped. They ate in chains, they slept in chains, everything was done in chains on the boat. They had a rough ride through the Atlantic Ocean with a pitstop in the Carribeans where they were to be sold to the highest bidder. The patriarch of the Naturner Family was still with his native tribemen. They had the men separated from the women in different levels of the ship. 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