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Casper Kernallez

2026-02-15T19:42:47Z

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{{Infobox officeholder|name=Casper Kernallez|image=|party=[[Democratic People's Alliance]]|deputy=[[Andy Richardson]]|office=[[Chairman]] of [[Democratic People's Alliance]]|predecessor=[[Lorenz Ilsanker]]|termstart=27th May 2012|birth_date=27th August 1956|birth_place=[[Orville]], Ecronia|spouse=Maria Kernallez (1988-2005)|children=3 (all dead)|father=Tanguy Kernallez|mother=Beatrice Lienhart|office1=Deputy Leader of the Opposition|office2=Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs|termstart1=9th December 2017|termstart2=9th December 2017|office3=Member of the National Assembly|termstart3=6th September 2017|constituency3=Ecronia|termend3=21st June 2018|termend1=21st June 2018|termend2=21st June 2018|termend=21st June 2018|successor2=Lorenz Ilsanker|successor1=[[Laura Holcot]]|successor=Andy Richardson}}'''Casper Yann Kernallez''' was a Friesbourgish politician, leader of Democratic People's Alliance from 2012-2018, revolutionary figure and author

He is famous for his resistance to the former Fascist Friesbourgian regime, and came second in the [[2017 Friesbourg Presidential Election]]

==Family==

His father, Tanguy, was a butcher and his mother, Beatrice, was a teacher. Casper had one brother, Peter, who came out as bisexual in 1997. Casper married Maria Kernalez(née Connor) in 1988. Maria was also a teacher. They had three sons, Tanguy in 1991, Yann in 1995 and Seamus in 1998. His children, wife and father were killed by the fascist secret police in 2002, while his mother died 10 years earlier, having been poisoned.

==Early Life==

From a Breton family, he grew up in [[Ecronia]] and was state educated. He excelled at school, and got a degree in history at university.

==Career==

In 1980 he began opposing the authoritarian regime, joining the DPA who were laying low and attempting to score petty blows against the fascist regime, joining a democratic militia. He became an important DPA spokesman, broadcasting free radio from the hills of Ecronia, with the Friesbourgish secret police managing to assassinate his wife, his children and his father in 2002. In 2012, Kernallez took over leadership of the DPA, and fought for democracy in the successful rebellion against the fascist state. He appointed Andy Richardson, a former aide to Nick Clegg, as his deputy in early 2017, soon after the fall of the fascist regime, having come to know him very well in 2012. At around the same time, his DPA formed an electoral pact with the [[FFP]], who agreed to support his presidential bid. He called on President Bruinier to resign after the [[Capp Affair]].

He came second in the 2017 Presidential Election.

He elected not to serve as leader of the DV parliamentary group, instead deciding to be Deputy Leader of the Opposition and Shadow Foreign Minister, while still retaining his post as DV Chairman.

In 2018 he resigned from all his positions after the death of his brother and his nephew in a car crash.

==Political Views==

Casper Kernallez describes himself as a 'Christian liberal' and an 'enlightened centrist'. Kernallez has been critical of [[President Bruinier]] as well as independence, though he supports an Ecronian parliament. He is a fervent pro-European, managing to get DPA into the European ALDE party in 2015, and maintaining a strong friendship with Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and former leader of the Lib Dems Tim Farron. Kernallez was raised a Catholic and is still a strong Catholic, although he feels that the Church needs to modernise, accept women into the clergy and be more accepting towards same-sex couples. He supports immigration.

==Personal Life==

Casper Kernallez supports his local football team, [[Orville 1928]], who play in the [[Ecronian Titans Division]], the 3rd division of [[Friesbourgish football]], and is now a season ticket holder, having previously not been to a game out of fear for his safety.
He speaks Breton, English, German, French, Ecronian and Welsh and is often admired for his remarkable level of fluency in six languages.

===Personality===

Casper Kernallez is known as very talkative, and often spends hours on end at the pub talking to people he has only just met. He is quite strong-willed, as shown in his fight against the fascist regime. He is lacklustre with modern technology, though he makes an effort.

==Books==

He has written 12 books, all during the fascist era and all of which were banned, the most famous of which are [[Resist - The Story of My Life]] , [[A History of Ecronia - and where to go from here]] and [[Reinhard Edrich - The Flawed Premiership And How The Fascists Got In]]

[[Category:Friesbourg]]
[[Category:Friesbourgish politicians]]

Andy Richardson

2026-02-06T19:29:15Z

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{{Infobox officeholder
| name = Andy Richardson
| image = Gideon amos.jpg
| caption = Richardson in 2015
| birth_date = 20 January 1963 (aged 57)
| birth_place = London, England
| nationality = Friesbourgish, British
| office = Deputy Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| termstart=27th January 2017
| termend = 20th June 2018
|leader = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| party = Democratic People's Alliance (from 1981)
| otherparty = Liberal Party (1980s-1988), Liberal Democrats (1988-2015)
| office2 = Member of the National Assembly
| term_start2 = 6th September 2017
| constituency2 = Shielew
|president3 = [[Frank Schwartz]]
| predecessor2 = ''Constituency established''
| office3 = Leader of the Opposition
|term_start3 = 9th December 2017
|termend3 = 11th October 2019
| chancellor3 = Gunter Schmidt
| deputy3 = [[Casper Kernallez]] (2017-2018)
| office4 = Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| term_start4 = 21st June 2018
| predecessor4 = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| office5 = Chancellor of Friesbourg
|term_start5 = 12th October 2019
|predecessor5 = [[Gunter Schmidt]]
| occupation = Politician, Activist
| notable_works =
|known_for=''37 Years Behind the Times'', ''Solzhenitsyn - A Soviet Hero'', ''A Post-Austerity Liberal Doctrine''}}
'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Chancellor of Friesbourg, Leader of the [[Democratic People's Alliance]], author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is a member of the Friesbourgish National Assembly.

== Early life ==
Richardson was born into an English family as an only child his father's heritage hailing from Norwich and his mother's from London, growing up in Lindenhütten, a village 30 minute from Freiheidstadt. Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. He is said to have been academically solid at school. He went to the University of Newcastle to study politics and philosophy, "observing the change in the lives of the working classes under Thatcher". He graduated with 1st's in both Philosophy and Politics. His observing of the working classes is said to have influenced his paternalistic views towards the working classes and belief in moderate state intervention, as well as hearing stories of his maternal grandfather's upbringing in London.

== Career ==
His first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and was elected in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election. He then became the Leader of the Democratic People's Alliance following the [[2018 Demokratische Volksallianz leadership election]] and became Leader of the Opposition in December 2017. Richardson served as Leader of the Opposition

== Political views ==
Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, French, German and English.
[[Category:Friesbourg]]
[[Category:Friesbourgish politicians]]

Andy Richardson

2026-02-01T21:15:49Z

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{{Infobox officeholder
| name = Andy Richardson
| image = Gideon amos.jpg
| caption = Richardson in 2015
| birth_date = 20 January 1963 (aged 56)
| birth_place = London, England
| nationality = Friesbourgish, British
| office = Deputy Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| termstart=27th January 2017
| termend = 20th June 2018
|leader = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| party = Democratic People's Alliance (from 1981)
| otherparty = Liberal Party (1980s-1988), Liberal Democrats (1988-2015)
| office2 = Member of the National Assembly
| term_start2 = 6th September 2017
| constituency2 = Shielew
|president3 = [[Frank Schwartz]]
| predecessor2 = ''Constituency established''
| office3 = Leader of the Opposition
|term_start3 = 9th December 2017
|termend3 = 11th October 2019
| chancellor3 = Gunter Schmidt
| deputy3 = [[Casper Kernallez]] (2017-2018)
| office4 = Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| term_start4 = 21st June 2018
| predecessor4 = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| office5 = Chancellor of Friesbourg
|term_start5 = 12th October 2019
|predecessor5 = [[Gunter Schmidt]]
| occupation = Politician, Activist
| notable_works =
|known_for=''37 Years Behind the Times'', ''Solzhenitsyn - A Soviet Hero'', ''A Post-Austerity Liberal Doctrine''}}
'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Chancellor of Friesbourg, Leader of the [[Democratic People's Alliance]], author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is a member of the Friesbourgish National Assembly.

== Early life ==
Richardson was born into an English family as an only child his father's heritage hailing from Norwich and his mother's from London, growing up in Lindenhütten, a village 30 minute from Freiheidstadt. Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. He is said to have been academically solid at school. He went to the University of Newcastle to study politics and philosophy, "observing the change in the lives of the working classes under Thatcher". He graduated with 1st's in both Philosophy and Politics. His observing of the working classes is said to have influenced his paternalistic views towards the working classes and belief in moderate state intervention, as well as hearing stories of his maternal grandfather's upbringing in London.

== Career ==
His first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and was elected in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election. He then became the Leader of the Democratic People's Alliance following the [[2018 Demokratische Volksallianz leadership election]] and became Leader of the Opposition in December 2017. Richardson served as Leader of the Opposition

== Political views ==
Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, French, German and English.
[[Category:Friesbourg]]
[[Category:Friesbourgish politicians]]

Andy Richardson

2026-02-01T21:15:23Z

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| name = Andy Richardson
| image = Gideon amos.jpg
| caption = Richardson in 2015
| birth_date = 20 January 1963 (aged 56)
| birth_place = London, England
| nationality = Friesbourgish, British
| office = Deputy Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| termstart=27th January 2017
| termend = 20th June 2018
|leader = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| party = Democratic People's Alliance (from 1981)
| otherparty = Liberal Party (1980s-1988), Liberal Democrats (1988-2015)
| office2 = Member of the National Assembly
| term_start2 = 6th September 2017
| constituency2 = Shielew
|president3 = [[Frank Schwartz]]
| predecessor2 = ''Constituency established''
| office3 = Leader of the Opposition
|term_start3 = 9th December 2017
|termend3 = 11th October 2019
| chancellor3 = Maíhrí Ruaint
| deputy3 = [[Casper Kernallez]] (2017-2018)
| office4 = Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| term_start4 = 21st June 2018
| predecessor4 = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| office5 = Chancellor of Friesbourg
|term_start5 = 12th October 2019
|predecessor5 = [[Gunter Schmidt]]
| occupation = Politician, Activist
| notable_works =
|known_for=''37 Years Behind the Times'', ''Solzhenitsyn - A Soviet Hero'', ''A Post-Austerity Liberal Doctrine''}}
'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Chancellor of Friesbourg, Leader of the [[Democratic People's Alliance]], author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is a member of the Friesbourgish National Assembly.

== Early life ==
Richardson was born into an English family as an only child his father's heritage hailing from Norwich and his mother's from London, growing up in Lindenhütten, a village 30 minute from Freiheidstadt. Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. He is said to have been academically solid at school. He went to the University of Newcastle to study politics and philosophy, "observing the change in the lives of the working classes under Thatcher". He graduated with 1st's in both Philosophy and Politics. His observing of the working classes is said to have influenced his paternalistic views towards the working classes and belief in moderate state intervention, as well as hearing stories of his maternal grandfather's upbringing in London.

== Career ==
His first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and was elected in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election. He then became the Leader of the Democratic People's Alliance following the [[2018 Demokratische Volksallianz leadership election]] and became Leader of the Opposition in December 2017. Richardson served as Leader of the Opposition

== Political views ==
Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, French, German and English.
[[Category:Friesbourg]]
[[Category:Friesbourgish politicians]]

Andy Richardson

2026-02-01T21:12:46Z

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{{Infobox officeholder
| name = Andy Richardson
| image = Gideon amos.jpg
| caption = Richardson in 2015
| birth_date = 20 January 1963 (aged 56)
| birth_place = London, England
| nationality = Friesbourgish, British
| office = Deputy Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| termstart=27th January 2017
| termend = 20th June 2018
|leader = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| party = Democratic People's Alliance (from 1981)
| otherparty = Liberal Party (1980s-1988), Liberal Democrats (1988-2015)
| office2 = Member of the National Assembly
| term_start2 = 6th September 2017
| constituency2 = Shielew
|president3 = [[Frank Schwartz]]
| predecessor2 = ''Constituency established''
| office3 = Leader of the Opposition
|term_start3 = 9th December 2017
|termend3 = 11th October 2019
| chancellor3 = Maíhrí Ruaint
| deputy3 = [[Casper Kernallez]] (2017-2018)
| office4 = Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| term_start4 = 21st June 2018
| predecessor4 = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| office5 = Chancellor of Friesbourg
|term_start5 = 12th October 2019
|predecessor5 = [[Gunter Schmidt]]
| occupation = Politician, Activist
| notable_works =
|known_for=''37 Years Behind the Times'', ''Solzhenitsyn - A Soviet Hero'', ''A Post-Austerity Liberal Doctrine''}}
'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Leader of the [[Democratic People's Alliance]], author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is a member of the Friesbourgish National Assembly and is the Shadow Chancellor of Friesbourg.

== Early life ==
Richardson was born into an English family as an only child his father's heritage hailing from Norwich and his mother's from London, growing up in Lindenhütten, a village 30 minute from Freiheidstadt. Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. He is said to have been academically solid at school. He went to the University of Newcastle to study politics and philosophy, "observing the change in the lives of the working classes under Thatcher". He graduated with 1st's in both Philosophy and Politics. His observing of the working classes is said to have influenced his paternalistic views towards the working classes and belief in moderate state intervention, as well as hearing stories of his maternal grandfather's upbringing in London.

== Career ==
His first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and was elected in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election. He then became the Leader of the Democratic People's Alliance following the [[2018 Demokratische Volksallianz leadership election]] and became Leader of the Opposition in December 2017.

== Political views ==
Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, French, German and English.
[[Category:Friesbourg]]
[[Category:Friesbourgish politicians]]

Andy Richardson

2026-02-01T21:10:50Z

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{{Infobox officeholder
| name = Andy Richardson
| image = Gideon amos.jpg
| caption = Richardson in 2015
| birth_date = 20 January 1963 (aged 56)
| birth_place = London, England
| nationality = Friesbourgish, British
| office = Deputy Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| termstart=27th January 2017
| termend = 20th June 2018
|leader = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| party = Democratic People's Alliance (from 1981)
| otherparty = Liberal Party (1980s-1988), Liberal Democrats (1988-2015)
| office2 = Member of the National Assembly
| term_start2 = 6th September 2017
| constituency2 = Shielew
|president3 = [[Frank Schwartz]]
| predecessor2 = ''Constituency established''
| office3 = Leader of the Opposition
|term_start3 = 9th December 2017
|termend3 = 11th October 2019
| chancellor3 = Maíhrí Ruaint
| deputy3 = [[Casper Kernallez]] (2017-2018)
| office4 = Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| term_start4 = 21st June 2018
| predecessor4 = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| occupation = Politician, Activist
| notable_works =
|known_for=''37 Years Behind the Times'', ''Solzhenitsyn - A Soviet Hero'', ''A Post-Austerity Liberal Doctrine''}}
'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Leader of the [[Democratic People's Alliance]], author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is a member of the Friesbourgish National Assembly and is the Shadow Chancellor of Friesbourg.

== Early life ==
Richardson was born into an English family as an only child his father's heritage hailing from Norwich and his mother's from London, growing up in Lindenhütten, a village 30 minute from Freiheidstadt. Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. He is said to have been academically solid at school. He went to the University of Newcastle to study politics and philosophy, "observing the change in the lives of the working classes under Thatcher". He graduated with 1st's in both Philosophy and Politics. His observing of the working classes is said to have influenced his paternalistic views towards the working classes and belief in moderate state intervention, as well as hearing stories of his maternal grandfather's upbringing in London.

== Career ==
His first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and was elected in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election. He then became the Leader of the Democratic People's Alliance following the [[2018 Demokratische Volksallianz leadership election]] and became Leader of the Opposition in December 2017.

== Political views ==
Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, French, German and English.
[[Category:Friesbourg]]
[[Category:Friesbourgish politicians]]

Andy Richardson

2026-02-01T21:10:38Z

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| name = Andy Richardson
| image = Gideon amos.jpg
| caption = Richardson in 2015
| birth_date = 20 January 1963 (aged 56)
| birth_place = London, England
| nationality = Friesbourgish, British
| office = Deputy Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| termstart=27th January 2017
| termend = 20th June 2018
|leader = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| party = Democratic People's Alliance (from 1981)
| otherparty = Liberal Party (1980s-1988), Liberal Democrats (1988-2015)
| office2 = Member of the National Assembly
| term_start2 = 6th September 2017
| constituency2 = Shielew
|president3 = [[Frank Schwartz]]
| predecessor2 = ''Constituency established''
| office3 = Leader of the Opposition
|term_start3 = 9th December 2017
|termend3 = 11th October 2017
| chancellor3 = Maíhrí Ruaint
| deputy3 = [[Casper Kernallez]] (2017-2018)
| office4 = Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| term_start4 = 21st June 2018
| predecessor4 = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| occupation = Politician, Activist
| notable_works =
|known_for=''37 Years Behind the Times'', ''Solzhenitsyn - A Soviet Hero'', ''A Post-Austerity Liberal Doctrine''}}
'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Leader of the [[Democratic People's Alliance]], author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is a member of the Friesbourgish National Assembly and is the Shadow Chancellor of Friesbourg.

== Early life ==
Richardson was born into an English family as an only child his father's heritage hailing from Norwich and his mother's from London, growing up in Lindenhütten, a village 30 minute from Freiheidstadt. Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. He is said to have been academically solid at school. He went to the University of Newcastle to study politics and philosophy, "observing the change in the lives of the working classes under Thatcher". He graduated with 1st's in both Philosophy and Politics. His observing of the working classes is said to have influenced his paternalistic views towards the working classes and belief in moderate state intervention, as well as hearing stories of his maternal grandfather's upbringing in London.

== Career ==
His first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and was elected in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election. He then became the Leader of the Democratic People's Alliance following the [[2018 Demokratische Volksallianz leadership election]] and became Leader of the Opposition in December 2017.

== Political views ==
Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, French, German and English.
[[Category:Friesbourg]]
[[Category:Friesbourgish politicians]]

Andy Richardson

2026-01-31T15:04:54Z

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| image = Gideon amos.jpg
| caption = Richardson in 2015
| birth_date = 20 January 1963 (aged 56)
| birth_place = London, England
| nationality = Friesbourgish, British
| office = Deputy Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| termstart=27th January 2017
| termend = 20th June 2018
|leader = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| party = Democratic People's Alliance (from 1981)
| otherparty = Liberal Party (1980s-1988), Liberal Democrats (1988-2015)
| office2 = Member of the National Assembly
| term_start2 = 6th September 2017
| constituency2 = Shielew
|president3 = [[Frank Schwartz]]
| predecessor2 = ''Constituency established''
| office3 = Leader of the Opposition
|term_start3 = 9th December 2017
| chancellor3 = Maíhrí Ruaint
| deputy3 = [[Casper Kernallez]] (2017-2018)
| office4 = Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| term_start4 = 21st June 2018
| predecessor4 = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| occupation = Politician, Activist
| notable_works =
|known_for=''37 Years Behind the Times'', ''Solzhenitsyn - A Soviet Hero'', ''A Post-Austerity Liberal Doctrine''}}
'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Leader of the [[Democratic People's Alliance]], author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is a member of the Friesbourgish National Assembly and is the Shadow Chancellor of Friesbourg.

== Early life ==
Richardson was born into an English family as an only child his father's heritage hailing from Norwich and his mother's from London, growing up in Lindenhütten, a village 30 minute from Freiheidstadt. Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. He is said to have been academically solid at school. He went to the University of Newcastle to study politics and philosophy, "observing the change in the lives of the working classes under Thatcher". He graduated with 1st's in both Philosophy and Politics. His observing of the working classes is said to have influenced his paternalistic views towards the working classes and belief in moderate state intervention, as well as hearing stories of his maternal grandfather's upbringing in London.

== Career ==
His first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and was elected in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election. He then became the Leader of the Democratic People's Alliance following the [[2018 Demokratische Volksallianz leadership election]] and became Leader of the Opposition in December 2017.

== Political views ==
Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, French, German and English.
[[Category:Friesbourg]]
[[Category:Friesbourgish politicians]]

Andy Richardson

2026-01-15T13:04:51Z

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| chancellor3 = Maíhrí Ruaint
| deputy3 = [[Casper Kernallez]] (2017-2018)
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=== Early life ===
Richardson was born into an English family as an only child his father's heritage hailing from Norwich and his mother's from London, growing up in Lindenhütten, a village 30 minute from Freiheidstadt. Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. He is said to have been academically solid at school. He went to the University of Newcastle to study politics and philosophy, "observing the change in the lives of the working classes under Thatcher". He graduated with 1st's in both Philosophy and Politics. His observing of the working classes is said to have influenced his paternalistic views towards the working classes and belief in moderate state intervention, as well as hearing stories of his maternal grandfather's upbringing in London.
=== Career ===
His first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and was elected in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election. He then became the Leader of the Democratic People's Alliance following the [[2018 Demokratische Volksallianz leadership election]] and became Leader of the Opposition in December 2017.

=== Political views ===
Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, French, German and English.
[[Category:Friesbourg]]
[[Category:Friesbourgish politicians]]

Democratic People's Alliance

2026-01-14T21:45:20Z

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The '''Democratic People's Alliance''' are a christian democratic liberal party in the Republic of Friesbourg, led since 2012 by [[Casper Kernallez]]{{Infobox political party|name=Democratic People's Alliance|colorcode=#1520a6|chairman=[[Andy Richardson]]|foundation=12th August 1922|ideology={{W|Christian democracy}} {{W|Pro-Europeanism}} {{W|Liberalism}} {{W|Conservative liberalism}} {{W|Anti-fascism}}|european={{W|Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe Party|ALDE}}|country=Ecronia|leader1_name=''Vacant''|leader1_title=Deputy Chairman|membership=55,487|position={{W|Centrism|Centre}} to {{W|Centre-right politics|centre-right}}|predecessor=[[Left - The Liberal Party]]|colors={{Color box|#1520a6}} Blue|native_name=Demokratische Volksallianz|footnotes=[[Politics of Friesbourg]] • [[List of political parties in Friesbourg|Political parties]] • [[Elections in Friesbourg|Elections]]}}

==History==
The Democratic People's Alliance was founded in 1922, when Left-The Liberal Party was renamed by Chancellor [[Kurt Schults]]. It originally subscribed to liberal ideas and agrarian interests. It lost power in the [[1930 Friesbourgish general election|1930 Election]]. It opposed the descent of the country into fascism. It was banned in 1936 but remained in hibernation, opposing the fascist regime. Since the collapse of fascism in 2015 the party has consistently polled highest, with a long and established history, a well known leader and an anti-fascist track record.

==Ideology==

The party is a liberal party based on Christian democratic ideals, and current leader Casper Kernallez has compared it to the CDU of Germany. The party support a Third Way approach economically, supporting strong welfare payments in particular. The DPA is also the most pro-European party in Friesbourg. The party is more ambiguous on certain social issues, caught between liberal ties and Christian ideals. The party supports civil partnerships but not same-sex marriage. The DPA support increasing the number of faith schools, and they propose a devolved parliament for Ecronia. Kernallez has described the party as pro-immigration, similar to many Christian democratic and liberal parties. They also place a strong emphasis on the environment.

==Leaders==

[[Kurt Schults]] 1922-1931 [[Albert Engels]] 1931-1936 ''Party officially banned'' Kurt Schults 1936-1944 [[Seamus Crineagh]] 1944-1963 [[Hein=rich Engels|Heinrich Engels]] 1963-1970 [[Yann Kouvez]] 1970-1988 [[Bart van der Trump]] 1988-1991 [[Karl Einfeldt]] 1991-2007 [[Lorenz Ilsanker]] 2007-2012 [[Casper Kernallez]] 2012-2018 [[Andy Richardson]] 2018- (''Party legalised in 2015'')

==Deputy Leaders==
[[Andy Richardson]] 2017-2018
[[Category:Friesbourg]]

Andy Richardson

2026-01-14T21:18:32Z

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| termstart=27th January 2017
| termend = 20th June 2018
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|president3 = [[Frank Schwartz]]
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| chancellor3 = Maíhrí Ruaint
| deputy3 = [[Casper Kernallez]] (2017-2018)
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'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Deputy Leader of the [[Democratic People's Alliance]], author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is a member of the Friesbourgish National Assembly and is the Shadow Chancellor of Friesbourg.
=== Early life ===
Richardson was born into an English family as an only child his father's heritage hailing from Norwich and his mother's from London, growing up in Lindenhütten, a village 30 minute from Freiheidstadt. Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. He is said to have been academically solid at school. He went to the University of Newcastle to study politics and philosophy, "observing the change in the lives of the working classes under Thatcher". He graduated with 1st's in both Philosophy and Politics. His observing of the working classes is said to have influenced his paternalistic views towards the working classes and belief in moderate state intervention, as well as hearing stories of his maternal grandfather's upbringing in London.
=== Career ===
His first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and was elected in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election. He then became the Leader of the Democratic People's Alliance following the [[2018 Demokratische Volksallianz leadership election]] and became Leader of the Opposition in December 2017.

=== Political views ===
Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, French, German and English.
[[Category:Friesbourg]]
[[Category:Friesbourgish politicians]]

Andy Richardson

2026-01-14T21:14:53Z

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=== Early life ===
Richardson was born into an English family as an only child his father's heritage hailing from Norwich and his mother's from London, growing up in Lindenhütten, a village 30 minute from Freiheidstadt. Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. He is said to have been academically solid at school. He went to the University of Newcastle to study politics and philosophy, "observing the change in the lives of the working classes under Thatcher". He graduated with 1st's in both Philosophy and Politics. His observing of the working classes is said to have influenced his paternalistic views towards the working classes and belief in moderate state intervention, as well as hearing stories of his maternal grandfather's upbringing in London.
=== Career ===
His first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson has opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and is choosing to stand in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election.

=== Political views ===
Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, French, German and English.
[[Category:Friesbourg]]
[[Category:Friesbourgish politicians]]

Andy Richardson

2026-01-08T23:48:02Z

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| termstart=27th January 2017
|leader = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| party = Democratic People's Alliance (from 1981)
| otherparty = Liberal Party (1980s-1988), Liberal Democrats (1988-2015)
| office2 = Member of the National Assembly
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| constituency2 = Shielew
|president3 = [[Frank Schwartz]]
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'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Deputy Leader of the [[Democratic People's Alliance]], author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is a member of the Friesbourgish National Assembly and is the Shadow Chancellor of Friesbourg.
=== Early life ===
Richardson was born into an English family as an only child his father's heritage hailing from Norwich and his mother's from London, growing up in Lindenhütten, a village 30 minute from Freiheidstadt. Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. He is said to have been academically solid at school. He went to the University of Newcastle to study politics and philosophy, "observing the change in the lives of the working classes under Thatcher". He graduated with 1st's in both Philosophy and Politics. His observing of the working classes is said to have influenced his paternalistic views towards the working classes and belief in moderate state intervention, as well as hearing stories of his maternal grandfather's upbringing in London.
=== Career ===
His first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson has opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and is choosing to stand in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election.

=== Political views ===
Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, French, German and English.
[[Category:Friesbourg]]
[[Category:Friesbourgish politicians]]

Andy Richardson

2026-01-06T20:33:25Z

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| termstart=27th January 2017
|leader = [[Casper Kernallez]]
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|president3 = [[Frank Schwartz]]
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=== Early life ===
Richardson was born into an English family as an only child his father's heritage hailing from Norwich and his mother's from London, growing up in Lindenhütten, a village 30 minute from Freiheidstadt. Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. He is said to have been academically solid at school. He went to the University of Newcastle to study politics and philosophy, "observing the change in the lives of the working classes under Thatcher". He graduated with 1st's in both Philosophy and Politics. His observing of the working classes is said to have influenced his paternalistic views towards the working classes and belief in moderate state intervention, as well as hearing stories of his maternal grandfather's upbringing in London.
=== Career ===
His first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson has opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and is choosing to stand in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election.

=== Political views ===
Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, French, German and English.
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[[Category:Friesbourgish politicians]]

Andy Richardson

2026-01-06T20:32:55Z

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| constituency2 = Shielew
|president3 = [[Frank Schwartz]]
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| deputy3 = [[Casper Kernallez]]
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=== Early life ===
Richardson was born into an English family as an only child his father's heritage hailing from Norwich and his mother's from London, growing up in Lindenhütten, a village 30 minute from Freiheidstadt. Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. He is said to have been academically solid at school. He went to the University of Newcastle to study politics and philosophy, "observing the change in the lives of the working classes under Thatcher". He graduated with 1st's in both Philosophy and Politics. His observing of the working classes is said to have influenced his paternalistic views towards the working classes and belief in moderate state intervention, as well as hearing stories of his maternal grandfather's upbringing in London.
=== Career ===
His first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson has opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and is choosing to stand in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election.

=== Political views ===
Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, French, German and English.
[[Category:Friesbourg]]
[[Category:Friesbourgish politicians]]

Andy Richardson

2026-01-04T03:30:25Z

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| termstart=27th January 2017
|leader = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| party = Democratic People's Alliance (from 1981)
| otherparty = Liberal Party (1980s-1988), Liberal Democrats (1988-2015)
| office2 = Member of the National Assembly
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'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Deputy Leader of the [[Democratic People's Alliance]], author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is a member of the Friesbourgish National Assembly and is standing as the Chancellor-candidate for the Democratic People's Alliance.
=== Early life ===
Richardson was born into an English family as an only child his father's heritage hailing from Norwich and his mother's from London, growing up in Lindenhütten, a village 30 minute from Freiheidstadt. Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. He is said to have been academically solid at school. He went to the University of Newcastle to study politics and philosophy, "observing the change in the lives of the working classes under Thatcher". He graduated with 1st's in both Philosophy and Politics. His observing of the working classes is said to have influenced his paternalistic views towards the working classes and belief in moderate state intervention, as well as hearing stories of his maternal grandfather's upbringing in London.
=== Career ===
His first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson has opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and is choosing to stand in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election.

=== Political views ===
Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, French, German and English.
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Andy Richardson

2026-01-04T03:29:18Z

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| birth_date = 20 January 1963 (aged 54)
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| nationality = Friesbourgish, British
| office = Deputy Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| termstart=27th January 2017
|leader = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| party = Democratic People's Alliance (from 1981)
| otherparty = Liberal Party (1980s-1988), Liberal Democrats (1988-2015)
| office2 = Member of the National Assembly
| term_start2 = 6th September 2017
| constituency2 = Shielew
|president2 = [[Frank Schwartz]]
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'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Deputy Leader of the [[Democratic People's Alliance]], author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is currently standing for election in the [[2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election]] and is standing as the Chancellor-candidate for the aforementiond party.
=== Early life ===
Richardson was born into an English family as an only child his father's heritage hailing from Norwich and his mother's from London, growing up in Lindenhütten, a village 30 minute from Freiheidstadt. Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. He is said to have been academically solid at school. He went to the University of Newcastle to study politics and philosophy, "observing the change in the lives of the working classes under Thatcher". He graduated with 1st's in both Philosophy and Politics. His observing of the working classes is said to have influenced his paternalistic views towards the working classes and belief in moderate state intervention, as well as hearing stories of his maternal grandfather's upbringing in London.
=== Career ===
His first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson has opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and is choosing to stand in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election.

=== Political views ===
Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, French, German and English.
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2017 in Friesbourg

2026-01-03T11:59:31Z

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Events from the year 2017 in [[Friesbourg]].

== Incumbents ==

* Presidents
** [[Andy Bruinier]] ''(Interim) (Independent)'' - until 22 May
** [[Gruck Feens]] ''(Interim) (FLA) -'' since 22 May, until November
** [[Frank Schwartz]] - from November

* Chancellor - ''Vacant''

== Events ==

* January 2 - Frank Schwartz, leader of the Popular Socialist Party, announces campaign for the presidency and an electoral pact with the Workers Party
* January 12 - Monique Ryan is announced as the People's Network candidate for President
* January 14 - Clashes occur between Ecronia Resiódíl Gálga and Friesbourgish loyalists causing 5 people to be injured. 8 people are arrested.
* January 19 - [[Casper Kernallez]] announces his campaign for President on behalf of the [[Democratic People's Alliance]] and Friesbourgian Farmers' Party
* January 25 - Ecronia Resiódíl Gálga vandalise several loyalist headquarters in response to clashes 11 days earlier.
* January 30 - James Robertson is announced as the Freedom and Liberty Advances for President
* February 18 - Friesbourg Verteidigungsarmee bombs a [[Pæpla Trigán ór Ecronia]] club killing 5 and injuring 8.
* March 19 - [[Albrecht Haussmann]] files a court case against the government after he is prevented from running for office
* March 21 - Ecronia Resiódíl Gálga seize 5 bases of Die Loyalistische Armee von Friesbourg
* March 25 - The Popular Socialist Party release their manifesto for the 2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election
* March 29 - The Friesbourg Farmers Party release their manifesto for the 2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election
* March 30 - The [[Pæpla Trigán ór Ecronia|PTOE]] announce a political alliance with the Palestinian National Liberation Movement
* April 17 - Wolfgang Capp is appointed Director General of the Civil Service sparking nationwide protests
* May 14 - The ERG paramilitary group carry out a coup on government in protest of Wolfgang Capp's appointment as Director General of the Civil Service.
* May 15 - President Andrej "Andy" Bruinier resigns after significant pressure domestically and from abroad
* May 22 - The Friesbourg Interim Oversight Council (FIOC) appoint Gruck Feens as Interim President of Friesbourg.
* May 24 - The new President joins Freedom and Liberty Advances
* May 28 - The Democratic People's Alliance release their manifesto for the 2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly Election
* Jun 5 - Director-General of the Civil Service, Wolfgang Capp is assassinated by paramilitary groups in Ecronia.
* Jun 8 - Far-right violence breaks out across Friesbourg in response to Wolfgang Capp's assassination, killing Ecronian families.
* Jun 8 - The [[Forward Friesbourg]] party, founded last year, comes into public knowledge after Albrecht Haussmann joined it
* Jun 9 - The Popular Socialist Party organizes a large-scale protest in the city of Neubreslau, attempting to block far-right protestors and rioters from entering the city.<ref>https://discordapp.com/channels/1449469489631727629/1455608307032260719/1455608307032260719</ref>
* Jun 9 - Ecronia Resiódíl Gálga kills 31 members of the DLAF attempting to storm the city of Orville, Ecronia.<ref>https://discordapp.com/channels/1449469489631727629/1455658167315857569/1455658167315857569</ref>
* Jun 9 - After being rebuffed from Orville, a small detachment of the DLAF, along with far-right protestors, surround the leftist protestors occupying Neubreslau's city center. They eventually flee upon deployment of the Friesbourg National Guard.<ref>https://discordapp.com/channels/1449469489631727629/1455608307032260719/1455682831014559754</ref>
* September 4 - 2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election were held, leading to a hung parliament
* October 5 - The National Assembly voted Frank Schwartz in as President of Friesbourg
== Upcoming events ==
* November - Gruck Feens will resign as President of Friesbourg

== References ==
{{Reflist}}
[[Category:Friesbourg]]

2017 Friesbourgish general election

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Andy Richardson

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| birth_date = 20 January 1963 (aged 54)
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| termstart=27th January 2017
|leader = [[Casper Kernallez]]
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'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Deputy Leader of the [[Democratic People's Alliance]], author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is currently standing for election in the [[2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election]] and is standing as the Chancellor-candidate for the aforementiond party.
=== Early life ===
Richardson was born into an English family as an only child his father's heritage hailing from Norwich and his mother's from London, growing up in Lindenhütten, a village 30 minute from Freiheidstadt. Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. He is said to have been academically solid at school. He went to the University of Newcastle to study politics and philosophy, "observing the change in the lives of the working classes under Thatcher". He graduated with 1st's in both Philosophy and Politics. His observing of the working classes is said to have influenced his paternalistic views towards the working classes and belief in moderate state intervention, as well as hearing stories of his maternal grandfather's upbringing in London.
=== Career ===
His first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson has opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and is choosing to stand in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election.

=== Political views ===
Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, French, German and English.
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Andy Richardson

2025-12-30T21:20:57Z

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| office = Deputy Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| termstart=27th January 2017
|leader = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| party = Democratic People's Alliance (from 1981)
| otherparty = Liberal Party (1980s-1988), Liberal Democrats (1988-2015)
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'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Deputy Leader of the [[Democratic People's Alliance]], author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is currently standing for election in the [[2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election]] and is standing as the Chancellor-candidate for the aforementiond party.
=== Early life ===
Richardson was born into an English family as an only child his father hailing from Norwich and his mother from London, growing up in Lindenhütten, a village 30 minute from Freiheidstadt. Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. He is said to have been academically solid at school, and went to the University of Newcastle to study politics and philosophy, "observing the change in the lives of the working classes under Thatcher" which is said to have influenced his paternalistic views towards the working classes and belief in moderate state intervention, as well as hearing stories of his mother's upbringing in East London.
=== Career ===
His first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson has opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and is choosing to stand in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election.

=== Political views ===
Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, French, German and English.
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Andy Richardson

2025-12-30T21:15:10Z

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| office = Deputy Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| termstart=27th January 2017
|leader = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| party = Democratic People's Alliance (from 1981)
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'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Deputy Leader of the [[Democratic People's Alliance]], author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is currently standing for election in the [[2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election]] and is standing as the Chancellor-candidate for the aforementiond party.
=== Early life ===
Richardson was born into an English family as an only child his father hailing from Norwich and his mother from London, growing up in Lindenhütten, a village 30 minute from Freiheidstadt. Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. He is said to have been academically solid at school, and went to the University of Newcastle to study politics and philosophy, "observing the change in the lives of thew working classes under Thatcher".
=== Career ===
His first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson has opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and is choosing to stand in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election.

=== Political views ===
Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, French, German and English.
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Andy Richardson

2025-12-30T21:14:12Z

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| office = Deputy Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| termstart=27th January 2017
|leader = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| party = Democratic People's Alliance (from 1981)
| otherparty = Liberal Party (1980s-1988), Liberal Democrats (1988-2015)
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'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Deputy Leader of the [[Democratic People's Alliance]], author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is currently standing for election in the [[2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election]] and is standing as the Chancellor-candidate for the aforementiond party.
=== Early life ===
Richardson was born into an English family as an only child his father hailing from Norwich and his mother from London, growing up in Lindenhütten-am-Friesbourg, a village 30 minute from Freiheidstadt. Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. He is said to have been academically solid at school, and went to the University of Newcastle to study politics and philosophy, "observing the change in the lives of thew working classes under Thatcher".
=== Career ===
His first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson has opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and is choosing to stand in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election.

=== Political views ===
Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, French, German and English.
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Andy Richardson

2025-12-30T21:13:46Z

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| termstart=27th January 2017
|leader = [[Casper Kernallez]]
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'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Deputy Leader of the [[Democratic People's Alliance]], author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is currently standing for election in the [[2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election]] and is standing as the Chancellor-candidate for the aforementiond party.
=== Early life ===
Richardson was born into an English family as an only child his father hailing from Norwich and his mother from London, growing up in Lindenhütten-am-Friesbourg, a village 30 minute from Freiheidstadt. Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. He is said to have been academically solid at school, and went to the University of Newcastle to study politics and philosophy, "observing the change in the lives of thew working classes under Thatcher".
=== Career ===

Richardson's first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated with the Ecronia Resiódíl Gálga in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson has opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and is choosing to stand in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election.

=== Political views ===
Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, French, German and English.
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Andy Richardson

2025-12-30T21:12:16Z

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| office = Deputy Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| termstart=27th January 2017
|leader = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| party = Democratic People's Alliance (from 1981)
| otherparty = Liberal Party (1980s-1988), Liberal Democrats (1988-2015)
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'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Deputy Leader of the [[Democratic People's Alliance]], author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is currently standing for election in the [[2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election]] and is standing as the Chancellor-candidate for the aforementiond party.
=== Early life ===
Richardson was born into an English family as an only child his father hailing from Norwich and his mother from London, growing up in Lindenhütten-am-Friesbourg, a village 30 minute from Freiheidstadt. Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. He is said to have been academically solid at school, and went to the University of Newcastle to study politics and philosophy, "observing the change in the lives of thew working classes under Thatcher".
=== Career ===
Richardson's first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated with the Ecronia Resiódíl Gálga in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson has opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and is choosing to stand in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election.
=== Political views ===
Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, French, German and English.
[[Category:Friesbourg]]
[[Category:Friesbourgish politicians]]

Andy Richardson

2025-12-30T21:11:55Z

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{{Infobox officeholder
| name = Andy Richardson
| image = Gideon amos.jpg
| caption = Richardson in 2015
| birth_date = 20 January 1963 (aged 54)
| birth_place = London, England
| nationality = Friesbourgish, British
| office = Deputy Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| termstart=27th January 2017
|leader = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| party = Democratic People's Alliance (from 1981)
| otherparty = Liberal Party (1980s-1988), Liberal Democrats (1988-2015)
| occupation = Politician, Activist
| notable_works =
|known_for=''37 Years Behind the Times'', ''Solzhenitsyn - A Soviet Hero'', ''A Post-Austerity Liberal Doctrine''}}
'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Deputy Leader of the [[Democratic People's Alliance]], author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is currently standing for election in the [[2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election]] and is standing as the Chancellor-candidate for the .
=== Early life ===
Richardson was born into an English family as an only child his father hailing from Norwich and his mother from London, growing up in Lindenhütten-am-Friesbourg, a village 30 minute from Freiheidstadt. Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. He is said to have been academically solid at school, and went to the University of Newcastle to study politics and philosophy, "observing the change in the lives of thew working classes under Thatcher".
=== Career ===
Richardson's first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated with the Ecronia Resiódíl Gálga in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson has opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and is choosing to stand in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election.
=== Political views ===
Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, French, German and English.
[[Category:Friesbourg]]
[[Category:Friesbourgish politicians]]

2017 in Friesbourg

2025-12-29T17:53:49Z

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Events from the year 2017 in Friesbourg.

== Incumbents ==

* Presidents
** [[Andy Bruinier]] ''(Interim) (Independent)'' - until 22 May
** [[Gruck Feens]] ''(Interim) (FLA) -'' since 22 May

* Chancellor - ''Vacant''

== Events ==

* January 2 - Frank Schwartz, leader of the Popular Socialist Party, announces campaign for the presidency and an electoral pact with the Workers Party
* January 12 - Monique Ryan is announced as the People's Network candidate for President
* January 14 - Clashes occur between Ecronia Resiódíl Gálga and Friesbourgish loyalists causing 5 people to be injured. 8 people are arrested.
* January 19 - [[Casper Kernallez]] announces his campaign for President on behalf of the [[Democratic People's Alliance]] and Friesbourgian Farmers' Party
* January 25 - Ecronia Resiódíl Gálga vandalise several loyalist headquarters in response to clashes 11 days earlier.
* January 30 - James Robertson is announced as the Freedom and Liberty Advances for President
* February 18 - Friesbourg Verteidigungsarmee bombs a [[Pæpla Trigán ór Ecronia]] club killing 5 and injuring 8.
* March 19 - Albrecht Haussmann files a court case against the government after he is prevented from running for office
* March 21 - Ecronia Resiódíl Gálga seize 5 bases of Die Loyalistische Armee von Friesbourg
* March 25 - The Popular Socialist Party release their manifesto for the 2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election
* March 29 - The Friesbourg Farmers Party release their manifesto for the 2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election
* March 30 - The [[Pæpla Trigán ór Ecronia|PTOE]] announce a political alliance with the Palestinian National Liberation Movement
* April 17 - Wolfgang Capp is appointed Director General of the Civil Service sparking nationwide protests
* May 14 - The ERG paramilitary group carry out a coup on government in protest of Wolfgang Capp's appointment as Director General of the Civil Service.
* May 15 - President Andrej "Andy" Bruinier resigns after significant pressure domestically and from abroad
* May 22 - The Friesbourg Interim Oversight Council (FIOC) appoint Gruck Feens as Interim President of Friesbourg.
* May 24 - The new President joins Freedom and Liberty Advances
* May 28 - The Democratic People's Alliance release their manifesto for the 2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly Election
* Jun 5 - Director-General of the Civil Service, Wolfgang Capp is assassinated by paramilitary groups in Ecronia.
* Jun 8 - Far-right violence breaks out across Friesbourg in response to Wolfgang Capp's assassination, killing Ecronian families.

== Upcoming events ==

* September 4 - 2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election will be held
* October - The National Assembly will vote on a new President based off the 2017 presidential election results
* November - Gruck Feens will resign as President of Friesbourg
[[Category:Friesbourg]]

Andy Richardson

2025-12-29T12:50:01Z

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{{Infobox officeholder
| name = Andy Richardson
| image = Gideon amos.jpg
| caption = Richardson in 2015
| birth_date = 20 January 1963 (aged 54)
| birth_place = London, England
| nationality = Friesbourgish, British
| office = Deputy Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| termstart=27th January 2017
|leader = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| party = Democratic People's Alliance (from 1981)
| otherparty = Liberal Party (1980s-1988), Liberal Democrats (1988-2015)
| occupation = Politician, Activist
| notable_works =
|known_for=''37 Years Behind the Times'', ''Solzhenitsyn - A Soviet Hero'', ''A Post-Austerity Liberal Doctrine''}}
'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Deputy Leader of the [[Democratic People's Alliance]], author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is currently standing for election in the [[2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election]] and is standing as the Chancellor-candidate for the .

Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. Richardson's first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated with the Ecronia Resiódíl Gálga in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson has opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and is choosing to stand in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election. Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, French, German and English.
[[Category:Friesbourg]]
[[Category:Friesbourgish politicians]]

Andy Richardson

2025-12-29T12:48:41Z

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| name = Andy Richardson
| image = Gideon amos.jpg
| caption = Richardson in 2015
| birth_date = 20 January 1963 (aged 54)
| birth_place = London, England
| nationality = Friesbourgish, British
| office = Deputy Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| termstart=27th January 2017
|leader = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| party = Demokratische Volksallianz (from 1981)
| otherparty = Liberal Party (1980s-1988), Liberal Democrats (1988-2015)
| occupation = Politician, Activist
| notable_works =
|known_for=''37 Years Behind the Times'', ''Solzhenitsyn - A Soviet Hero'', ''A Post-Austerity Liberal Doctrine''}}
'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Deputy Leader of the Democratic People's Alliance, author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is currently standing for election in the [[2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election]] and is standing as the Chancellor-candidate for the [[Democratic People's Alliance]].

Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. Richardson's first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated with the Ecronia Resiódíl Gálga in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson has opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and is choosing to stand in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election. Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, French, German and English.
[[Category:Friesbourg]]
[[Category:Friesbourgish politicians]]

Andy Richardson

2025-12-28T21:28:39Z

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{{Infobox officeholder
| name = Andy Richardson
| image = Gideon amos.jpg
| caption = Richardson in 2015
| birth_date = 20 January 1963 (aged 54)
| birth_place = London, England
| nationality = Friesbourgish, British
| office = Deputy Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| termstart=27th January 2017
|leader = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| party = Demokratische Volksallianz (from 1981)
| otherparty = Liberal Party (1980s-1988), Liberal Democrats (1988-2015)
| occupation = Politician, Activist
| notable_works =
|known_for=''37 Years Behind the Times'', ''Solzhenitsyn - A Soviet Hero'', ''A Post-Austerity Liberal Doctrine''}}
'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Deputy Leader of the Demokratische Volksallianz, author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is currently standing for election in the [[2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election]] and is standing as the Chancellor-candidate for the [[Demokratische Volksallianz]].

Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. Richardson's first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated with the Ecronia Resiódíl Gálga in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson has opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and is choosing to stand in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election. Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, French, German and English.
[[Category:Friesbourg]]
[[Category:Friesbourgish politicians]]

2017 in Friesbourg

2025-12-28T20:01:37Z

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Events from the year 2017 in Friesbourg.

== Incumbents ==

* Presidents
** Andy Bruinier ''(Interim) (Independent)'' - until 12 May
** Gruck Feens ''(Interim) (FLA) -'' since 12 May

* Chancellor - ''Vacant''

== Events ==

* January 2 - Frank Schwartz, leader of the Popular Socialist Party, announces campaign for the presidency and an electoral pact with the Workers Party
* January 12 - Monique Ryan is announced as the People's Network candidate for President
* January 14 - Clashes occur between Ecronia Resiódíl Gálga and Friesbourgish loyalists causing 5 people to be injured. 8 people are arrested.
* January 19 - Casper Kernallez announces his campaign for President on behalf of the Democratic People's Alliance and Friesbourgian Farmers' Party
* January 25 - Ecronia Resiódíl Gálga vandalise several loyalist headquarters in response to clashes 11 days earlier.
* January 30 - James Robertson is announced as the Freedom and Liberty Alliance for President
* February 18 - Friesbourg Verteidigungsarmee bombs a [[Pæpla Trigán ór Ecronia]] club killing 5 and injuring 8.
* March 19 - Albrecht Haussmann files a court case against the government after he is prevented from running for office
* March 21 - Ecronia Resiódíl Gálga seize 5 bases of Die Loyalistische Armee von Friesbourg
* March 25 - The Popular Socialist Party release their manifesto for the 2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election
* March 29 - The Friesbourg Farmers Party release their manifesto for the 2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election
* March 30 - The [[Pæpla Trigán ór Ecronia|PTOE]] announce a political alliance with the Palestinian National Liberation Movement
* April 17 - Wolfgang Capp is appointed Director General of the Civil Service sparking nationwide protests
* May 14 - The ERG paramilitary group carry out a coup on government in protest of Wolfgang Capp's appointment as Director General of the Civil Service.
* May 15 - President Andrej "Andy" Bruinier resigns after significant pressure domestically and from abroad
* May 22 - The Friesbourg Interim Oversight Council (FIOC) appoint Gruck Feens as Interim President of Friesbourg.
== Upcoming events ==

* September 4 - 2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election will be held
* October - The National Assembly will vote on a new President based off the 2017 presidential election results
* November - Gruck Feens will resign as President of Friesbourg
[[Category:Friesbourg]]

Casper Kernallez

2025-12-28T16:54:46Z

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{{Infobox officeholder|name=Casper Kernallez|image=|party=[[Democratic People's Alliance]]|deputy=[[Andy Richardson]]|office=Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance|predecessor=Gerard Muller|termstart=27th May 2012|birth_date=27th August 1956|birth_place=Orville, Ecronia|spouse=Maria Kernallez (1988-2005)|children=3|father=Tanguy Kernallez|mother=Beatrice Lienhart}}'''Casper Yann Kernallez''' is a Friesbourgish politician and leader of Democratic People's Alliance since 2012.

From a Breton family, he grew up in Ecronia and was state educated. In 1980 he began opposing the authoritarian regime, joining the DPA who were laying low and attempting to score petty blows against the fascist regime, joining a democratic militia. He became an important DPA spokesman, broadcasting free radio from the hills of Ecronia, with the Friesbourgish secret police managing to assassinate his wife, his children and his father in 2002. In 2012, Kernallez took over leadership of the DPA, and fought for democracy in the successful rebellion against the fascist state. He appointed Andy Richardson as his deputy in early 2017, soon after the fall of the fascist regime. At around the same time, his DPA formed an electoral pact with the FFP, who agreed to support his presidential bid.

Kernallez has been critical of President Bruinier and Ecronian independence, though he supports an Ecronian parliament. He is a fervent pro-European, managing to get DPA into the European ALDE party in 2015. Kernallez was raised a Catholic and is still a strong Catholic, although he feels that the Church needs to modernise, accept women into the clergy and be more accepting towards same-sex couples.

Casper Kernallez supports his local football team, Orville 1928, who play in the Ecronian Titans Division, the 3rd division of Friesbourgish football, and is now a season ticket holder, having previously not been to a game out of fear for his safety.
[[Category:Friesbourg]]
[[Category:Friesbourgish politicians]]

Andy Richardson

2025-12-28T16:49:47Z

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| name = Andy Richardson
| image = Gideon amos.jpg
| caption = Richardson in 2015
| birth_date = 20 January 1963 (aged 54)
| birth_place = London, England
| nationality = Friesbourgish, British
| office = Deputy Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| termstart=27th January 2017
|leader = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| party = Demokratische Volksallianz (from 1981)
| otherparty = Liberal Party (1980s-1988), Liberal Democrats (1988-2015)
| occupation = Politician, Activist
| notable_works =
|known_for=''37 Years Behind the Times'', ''Solzhenitsyn - A Soviet Hero'', ''A Post-Austerity Liberal Doctrine''}}
'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Deputy Leader of the Demokratische Volksallianz, author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is currently standing for election in the [[2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election]] and is standing as the Chancellor-candidate for the [[Demokratische Volksallianz]].

Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. Richardson's first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated with the Ecronia Resiódíl Gálga in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Clegg Nick Clegg] on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson has opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and is choosing to stand in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election. Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, German and English.
[[Category:Friesbourg]]
[[Category:Friesbourgish politicians]]

Andy Richardson

2025-12-28T16:41:50Z

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| name = Andy Richardson
| image = Gideon amos.jpg
| caption = Richardson in 2015
| birth_date = 20 January 1963 (aged 54)
| birth_place = London, England
| nationality = Friesbourgish, British
| office = Deputy Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| termstart=27th January 2017
|leader = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| party = Demokratische Volksallianz (from 1981)
| otherparty = Liberal Party (1980s-1988), Liberal Democrats (1988-2015)
| occupation = Politician, Activist
| notable_works =
|known_for=''37 Years Behind the Times'', ''Solzhenitsyn - A Soviet Hero'', ''A Post-Austerity Liberal Doctrine''}}
'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Deputy Leader of the Demokratische Volksallianz, author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is currently standing for election in the [[2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election]] and is standing as the Chancellor-candidate for the [[Demokratische Volksallianz]].

Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. Richardson's first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated with the Ecronia Resiódíl Gálga in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP Nick Clegg on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson has opted to enter political office, having been appointed Deputy Leader of the Democratic Peoples' Alliance in 2017 and is choosing to stand in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election. Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing social mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, German and English.
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[[Category:Friesbourgish politicians]]

Andy Richardson

2025-12-28T16:38:15Z

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| name = Andy Richardson
| image = Gideon amos.jpg
| caption = Richardson in 2015
| birth_date = 20 January 1963 (aged 54)
| birth_place = London, England
| nationality = Friesbourgish, British
| office = Deputy Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| termstart=27th January 2017
|leader = [[Casper Kernallez]]
| party = Demokratische Volksallianz (from 1981)
| otherparty = Liberal Party (1980s-1988), Liberal Democrats (1988-2015)
| occupation = Politician, Activist
| notable_works =
|known_for=''37 Years Behind the Times'', ''Solzhenitsyn - A Soviet Hero'', ''A Post-Austerity Liberal Doctrine''}}
'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Deputy Leader of the Demokratische Volksallianz, author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is currently standing for election in the [[2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election]] and is standing as the Chancellor-candidate for the [[Demokratische Volksallianz]].

Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. Richardson's first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated with the Ecronia Resiódíl Gálga in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP Nick Clegg on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson has opted to enter political office, being a member of the Demokratische Volksallianz's Executive Committee and stand in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election. Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing sociall mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, German and English.
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[[Category:Friesbourgish politicians]]

Andy Richardson

2025-12-28T16:34:51Z

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| name = Andy Richardson
| image = Gideon amos.jpg
| caption = Richardson in 2015
| birth_date = 20 January 1963 (aged 54)
| birth_place = London, England
| nationality = Friesbourgish, British
| office = Deputy Chairman of Democratic People's Alliance
| termstart=27th January 2017
| party = Demokratische Volksallianz (from 1981)
| otherparty = Liberal Party (1980s-1988), Liberal Democrats (1988-2015)
| occupation = Politician, Activist
| notable_works =
|known_for=''37 Years Behind the Times'', ''Solzhenitsyn - A Soviet Hero'', ''A Post-Austerity Liberal Doctrine''}}
'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Deputy Leader of the Demokratische Volksallianz, author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is currently standing for election in the [[2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election]] and is standing as the Chancellor-candidate for the [[Demokratische Volksallianz]].

Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. Richardson's first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated with the Ecronia Resiódíl Gálga in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP Nick Clegg on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson has opted to enter political office, being a member of the Demokratische Volksallianz's Executive Committee and stand in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election. Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing sociall mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, German and English.
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| image = Gideon amos.jpg
| caption = Richardson in 2015
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| birth_place = London, England
| nationality = Friesbourgish, British
| party = Demokratische Volksallianz (from 1981)
| otherparty = Liberal Party (1980s-1988), Liberal Democrats (1988-2015)
| occupation = Politician, Activist
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'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, Deputy Leader of the Demokratische Volksallianz, author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is currently standing for election in the [[2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election]] and is standing as the Chancellor-candidate for the [[Demokratische Volksallianz]].

Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. Richardson's first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated with the Ecronia Resiódíl Gálga in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP Nick Clegg on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson has opted to enter political office, being a member of the Demokratische Volksallianz's Executive Committee and stand in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election. Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing sociall mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, German and English.
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| caption = Richardson in 2015
| birth_date = 20 January 1963 (aged 54)
| birth_place = London, England
| nationality = Friesbourgish, British
| party = Demokratische Volksallianz (from 1981)
| otherparty = Liberal Party (1980s-1988), Liberal Democrats (1988-2015)
| occupation = Politician, Activist
| notable_works =
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'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is currently standing for election in the [[2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election]] and is standing as the Chancellor-candidate for the [[Demokratische Volksallianz]].

Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. Richardson's first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated with the Ecronia Resiódíl Gálga in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP Nick Clegg on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson has opted to enter political office, being a member of the Demokratische Volksallianz's Executive Committee and stand in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election. Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing sociall mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes. He speaks Friesbourgish, German and English.
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'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is currently standing for election in the [[2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election]] and is standing as the Chancellor-candidate for the [[Demokratische Volksallianz]].
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Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. Richardson's first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated with the Ecronia Resiódíl Gálga in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". While Friesbourg was a fascist state, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats in the United Kingdom under the pseudonym "John Smyth", advising then-MEP Nick Clegg on policies in ''The Orange Book: Reclaiming Liberalism''. In the transitional state, Richardson has opted to enter political office, being a member of the Demokratische Volksallianz's Executive Committee and stand in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election. Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing sociall mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes.

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'''Andy John Richardson''' (born 20 January 1963) is a British-born Friesbourgish politician, author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is currently standing for election in the [[2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election]] and is standing as the Chancellor-candidate for the [[Demokratische Volksallianz]].
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| birth_place = London, England
| nationality = Friesbourg, British
| party = Demokratische Volksallianz (from 1981), Liberal Party (1980s-1988), Liberal Democrats (1988-2015)
| occupation = Politician,
| notable_works= ''37 Years Behind the Times'', ''Solzhenitsyn - A Soviet Hero'', ''A Post-Austerity Liberal Doctrine''
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Richardson first became interested in politics following a chat with a schoolteacher who told him of the regime and frequent trips to the United Kingdom throughout his youth. Richardson's first activist work came in the form of his first book in 1982, the then-illegally published ''37 Years Behind the Times'', which critically analysed the Friesbourg regime and told stories of those imprisoned in the regime. Richardson also participated with the Ecronia Resiódíl Gálga in paramilitary work during his life, participating in the 1989 and 2012 uprisings, being imprisoned after 1989 before escaping. Following 2012, Richardson proceeded to go off-grid, where he and DV leader [[Casper Kernallez]] "befriended over their shared liberal ideologies and use of faith to guide them". In the transitional state, Richardson has opted to enter political office, being a member of the Demokratische Volksallianz's Executive Committee and stand in the 2017 Friesbourgish National Asssembly election. Richardson has been described by political commentators as a "true centrist - a neo-Clintonian who wants to see policies operate in balance and in harmony". He is willing to compromise with parties of all sides if the DV win the 2017 elections. Richardson is for Friesbourg joining the European Union and views the European Union as "a supercharger for our nation's growth". He is against independence for Ecronia, though would be willing to seek a referendum if a mandate was reached for it. He believes in a blend of social welfare and skills training, believing sociall mobility can be achieved if the individual is allowed to be uplifted through such programmes.

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Andy John Richardson (born 20 January 1963) is a Friesbourgish-British politician, author and former member of the Friesbourg Revolution movement. He is currently standing for election in the [[2017 Friesbourgish National Assembly election]]
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