Freezing Cold Water
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| Flag of Freezing Cold Water | |
| Motto: "I am Cold!!" | |
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| Region | Canada |
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| Capital | None at this time. |
| Official Language(s) | English, French |
| Leader | The Right Honourable FCW |
| Population | N/A |
| Currency | Water |
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The Commonwealth of Freezing Cold Water became a member of the region Canada in late October, 2004 and in that time has ran in three elections but has lost. He is fairly active and plans to stay in Canada for a long time.
He is currently the founder and the intern leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, Nationstates.
FCW has been very luckly to have served as: the former President of the CSA, the former Deputy Minister of Regional Affairs, the former Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Canada's Ambassador to The Proletariat Coalition, and the former Press Secretary.
Objective: To serve a term in the cabinet.
Positions that FCW are presently holding - Assistant Deputy Minister: Foreign Affairs: July 12 2005 - Present - Canada's Ambassador to The Proletariat Coalition: July 6 2005 - Present - Founder and Intern Leader - The Liberal of Canada NS: Aug 9 2004 - Present
Past Positions that were held by FCW - Canada's Ambassador to The Proletariat Coalition: Sep 7 2004 - January 27, 2005 - Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs - Canada: January 9, 2004 - January 24, 2005 - Deputy Minister of Regional Affairs - Canada: October 20, 2004 - December 13, 2004 - Deputy Minister of Regional Affairs - Canada: Aug 22 2004 - October 18, 2004 - President of the CSA - Canada: October 23, 2004 - December 13, 2004 - Press Secretary - Canada: November 6, 2004 - November 12, 2004
Election Involvement Aug, 2004 - Ran for Minister of Foreign Affairs but finished in 3rd place out of three candidates with 3 votes (10.00 percent of the popular vote). - Ran for Minister of Regional Affairs but finished in 3rd place out of three candidates with 4 votes (14.29 percent of the popular vote).
October, 2004 - Ran for Minister of Foreign Affairs but finished in 2nd place out of two candidates with 4 votes (25.00 percent of the popular vote). - Ran for Minister of Doughnuts and Beer but finished in 2nd place out of two candidates with 3 votes (18.75 percent of the popular vote).
December, 2004 - Ran for Minister of Foreign Affairs.
June 2005 - Ran for Minister of Foreign Affairs.
*Last Updated On: July 12, 2005 by Freezing Cold Water.*
