23RZ19 - The Talossan Anti-Microsoft Monopoly Act

Clarked in the 3rd Clark (November 1997) of the 23rd Ziu
Clark Entry ID: 56
Bill ID: 456

WHEREAS , the Kingdom of Talossa has always stood for freedom, diversity, and the individual's right to express his opinions without legal retaliation; and

WHEREAS , these fundamental freedoms have been extended onto the Internet since Talossa's 1995 decision to join the Internet; and

WHEREAS , the monopoly practices of Microsoft endanger the freedom of all Internet users, and thus endanger the freedom of Talossans; and

WHEREAS , there is credible evidence to suggest that Bill Gates is the Antichrist; and

WHEREAS , U.S. Attorney General Janet "Waco" Reno has courageously imposed a legal crackdown on Microsoft's monopolistic practices:

THEREFORE, the Ziu hereby expresses its concurrence with the United States Government's attempt to weaken Microsoft's computer monopoly, and supports the efforts of the Clinton Administration to open the Internet and the computer industry to free and fair competition.

Ureu q'estadra så,
Mark Pendl (ZPT-Vuode)

Vote summary

Number: 23RZ19
Vote date: November 1997
Result: None (Cosă: 9-5-1, Senäts: 3-0-0)
Required for passage: Simple majority of both Houses

Voting record

MC Party Vote
Márcüs Cantaloûr CP
Ben Madison PC Per
Ián von Metáiriâ PC Per
Harry Lee Madison PC Per
Gary Edward Schwichtenberg PC Per
John F. McGarry PC
Matthias Muth PC Per
Nathan Freeburg PC
Tomás Gariçéir PC Per
Dale W. Morris PC Contră
Charles Sauls PC Contră
Dan Wardlow PC
Mximo Carbonel RCT Per
Gjermund Higraff ZPT Per
Cheneþ Velméir ZPT Contră
Mark Pendl ZPT Contră
Greg Tisher ZPT Austanéu
Chris Green ZPT Per
Jon Peck ZPT Contră
9-5-1
Senator Province Pr. Vote
Danihel Lauriéir Florenciă FL
Ián von Metáiriâ Maritiimi-Maxhestic MM Per
Gary Edward Schwichtenberg Maricopa MA Per
Geoff Toumayan Atatürk AK
Matthias Muth Belacostă BE Per
Sean Hert Vuode VD
3-0-0
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